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Over Rs 200 crore of government money has reportedly been spent for BSP's mega rally. Comments? (NDTV) Over Rs 200 crore of government money has reportedly been spent for BSP's mega rally. Comments? © Copyright NDTV Convergence Limited . All rights reserved. More . . . BSP targeted in parliament for money garland, Bareilly violence (Calcutta News) The BSP came under attack in both houses of parliament Tuesday with the SP, Congress and the BJP condemning the multi-crore money garland given to its chief Mayawati and the Uttar Pradesh government's failure to bring about normalcy in violence-hit Bareilly. More . . . Open-government laws allow you to track government spending (Richmond Times-Dispatch) If you want to track government spending, Virginia’s open-records law protects your ability to follow the money—before and after votes are counted. Across the state, local officials appear to be providing easy access to their municipal budgets, although some have to be reminded that proposed or draft documents, like approved ones, are public records subject to scrutiny by residents, said Megan ... More . . . Tracking tax money: The non-profit question (New Hampshire Union Leader) House Bill 1356 sounds like a great idea. The bill would expand the state's Right to Know law to non-profit groups that have more than $100,000 in revenues and get more than half of their money from government. More . . . BSP targeted in parliament for money garland, Bareilly violence (New Kerala) New Delhi, March 16 : The BSP came under attack in both houses of parliament Tuesday with the SP, Congress and the BJP condemning the multi-crore money garland given to its chief Mayawati and the Uttar Pradesh government's failure to bring about normalcy in violence-hit Bareilly. More . . . Six months on, Japanese government passes first pledge (AFP via Yahoo! News) Japan's centre-left government scored its first triumph in an otherwise dismal six months Tuesday when it pushed a signature campaign bill through the lower house of parliament. More . . . New Zealand Government pledge money to World Cup plight (tribalfootball.com) The New Zealand Government will pledge $300,000 to the All Whites’ World Cup campaign. Advertise on this page
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