Archive · 26 Dec 2025
Political Funding, Aravalli Hills, and CPI's Centennial
In India, political parties received a lot of money from electoral trusts, with the BJP getting most of it.
The Supreme Court made a new rule about the Aravalli Hills that some people think is not good for the environment.
India is also making more villages ready for tsunamis.
The Communist Party of India is celebrating 100 years since it was formed in Kanpur.
There are discussions about how to make sure all political parties have equal money and how to protect important places like the Aravalli Hills.
The government is also working to make sure people are safe from tsunamis.
Political parties received Rs 3,811.37 crore in 2024-25, with BJP getting 85% and Congress 7%.
Supreme Court's new definition of Aravalli Hills may weaken environmental protection.
India aims to have over 100 tsunami-ready villages by 2026.
Communist Party of India (CPI) celebrates 100 years since its formation in Kanpur in 1925.
Discussions on political funding reforms and environmental conservation continue.
- Who
- Political parties, electoral trusts, Supreme Court, UNESCO, CPI
- What
- Political funding, Aravalli Hills definition, tsunami-ready villages, CPI's 100th anniversary
- When
- 2024-25 financial year, December 26, 1925, January-February 2026
- Where
- India, Aravalli Hills, coastal villages, Kanpur
- Why
- To analyze political funding, environmental protection, disaster preparedness, historical significance
- Political Funding
- Rs 3,811.37 crore donated to political parties in 2024-25
- Top Electoral Trusts
- Prudent, Progressive, New Democratic Electoral Trusts
- BJP Funding
- Rs 6,088 crore in 2024-25, 85% of total funding
- Congress Funding
- Rs 522 crore in 2024-25, 7% of total funding
- Aravalli Hills Definition
- Supreme Court's 100-metre local relief rule
- Tsunami-Ready Villages
- India to have over 100 by 2026
- CPI Foundation Date
- December 26, 1925
- CPI Formation
- Kanpur, 1925, recognized by CPI