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Cash-strapped Congress to revive crowdfunding at district level

IndiaTimes Monday, 2 June 2025 ()
After facing setbacks due to Income Tax notices that disrupted its initial crowdfunding efforts, Congress is set to relaunch its resource mobilization program with a district-level focus. The revamped plan involves dedicated pages for each district on the party's website, inviting local residents to contribute.
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