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Centre Tweaks Rules On Foreign Funding. What Changes
The Union Home Ministry has amended certain rules related to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) allowing Indians to receive up to Rs 10 lakh in a year from relatives staying abroad without informing the authorities.
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Bill To Change Foreign Funding Rules For Non-Profits Placed In Lok Sabha
A bill that seeks to amend the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), under which providing the Aadhar numbers of the office-bearers of any NGO will be mandatory for registration and public servants will be barred from receiving funds from abroad, was introduced in the Lok Sabha on Sunday.
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Case Against NGO For Alleged Violation Of Foreign Fund Rules, "Conversion"
The CBI has registered a case against a US-linked non-profit, 'Caruna Bal Vikas', on the direction of Ministry of Home Affairs, for allegedly violating the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) rules.
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Don't Slip Up On Rules, Home Ministry Warns Foreign-Funded Non-Profits
Keeping up the pressure on foreign-funded non-profits, the Union Home Ministry has told them to start declaring on their websites how much money they receive from abroad.
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Is Working For Dalit Rights Anti-National, Ask Protesters In Gujarat
On February 14, members of the Dalit community have called a massive protest rally against the Home Ministry's decision to cancel the FCRA permit or the license to receive donations from overseas for Navsarjan, one of Gujarats most prominent Dalit organisations. Last July, Navsarjan had been involved in the campaign for justice after the Una incide...
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Ministry Changes Foreign Fund Rules To Monitor NGOs' Income: Sources
The Home Ministry is changing the rules that govern foreign contribution received by non-governmental organisations, under which, they will now have to maintain their contributory accounts in banks that offer core banking, sources said.
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Opinion: The Shameful Persecution of Teesta Setalvad
As a citizen of India, who would you consider a threat to national security?
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Centre Tweaks Rules On Foreign Funding. What Changes
The Union Home Ministry has amended certain rules related to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) allowing Indians to receive up to Rs 10 lakh in a year from relatives staying abroad without informing the authorities.
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Bill To Change Foreign Funding Rules For Non-Profits Placed In Lok Sabha
A bill that seeks to amend the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), under which providing the Aadhar numbers of the office-bearers of any NGO will be mandatory for registration and public servants will be barred from receiving funds from abroad, was introduced in the Lok Sabha on Sunday.
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Case Against NGO For Alleged Violation Of Foreign Fund Rules, "Conversion"
The CBI has registered a case against a US-linked non-profit, 'Caruna Bal Vikas', on the direction of Ministry of Home Affairs, for allegedly violating the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) rules.
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Don't Slip Up On Rules, Home Ministry Warns Foreign-Funded Non-Profits
Keeping up the pressure on foreign-funded non-profits, the Union Home Ministry has told them to start declaring on their websites how much money they receive from abroad.
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Is Working For Dalit Rights Anti-National, Ask Protesters In Gujarat
On February 14, members of the Dalit community have called a massive protest rally against the Home Ministry's decision to cancel the FCRA permit or the license to receive donations from overseas for Navsarjan, one of Gujarats most prominent Dalit organisations. Last July, Navsarjan had been involved in the campaign for justice after the Una incide...
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Ministry Changes Foreign Fund Rules To Monitor NGOs' Income: Sources
The Home Ministry is changing the rules that govern foreign contribution received by non-governmental organisations, under which, they will now have to maintain their contributory accounts in banks that offer core banking, sources said.
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Opinion: The Shameful Persecution of Teesta Setalvad
As a citizen of India, who would you consider a threat to national security?
