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Centre amends rules for receiving foreign funds
The Centre tightens FCRA rules for NGOs, enhancing accountability in foreign fund usage and defining operational purposes.
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thehindu.com
Centre amends rules for receiving foreign funds
The Centre tightens FCRA rules for NGOs, enhancing accountability in foreign fund usage and defining operational purposes.
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The Hindu Morning Digest: June 23, 2026
The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on June 23, 2026
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thehindubusinessline.com
Centre tightens FCRA rules for NGOs receiving foreign funds
The government has amended the rules for receiving foreign funds requiring NGOs to choose from predefined list of purposes and their area of operation, allowing a range of…
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hindustantimes.com
Proselytisation excluded from faith-based activities as govt amends FCRA rules
The government has issued a series of amendments tightening the FCRA Rules for NGOs and associations in India on receiving and using foreign money | India News
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scroll.in
Centre tightens NGO foreign funding rules on declaring purpose, operating areas
Non-profit organisations will have to choose from a pre-defined list of purposes and specify the states in which they will work.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
MHA notifies FCRA rules defining religious activities, tightens compliance
New rules from the Home Ministry now define what qualifies as religious activity for foreign-funded organizations in India. The updated framework permits activities like temple…
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Govt notifies new FCRA rules, restricts foreign nationals as NGO functionaries
These rules are independent of an amended bill the government introduced in March, which it is likely to try and pass in the coming session of Parliament. | India News
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Analysis: As FCRA restricts NGOs, Supreme Court had agreed that right to associate is not carte blanche for foreign funds
Supreme Court supports FCRA amendments limiting NGO foreign donations, affirming that freedom to associate does not guarantee unrestricted funding.
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FCRA rules mark shift from regulating foreign contribution to voluntary organisations: CPI(M)
CPI(M) leader John Brittas criticizes 2026 FCRA amendments for shifting focus from foreign contributions to regulating voluntary organizations.
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Onerous rules: on the amended FCRA Rules, the fallout
The newly notified FCRA Amendment Rules, 2026 seem to be another way of throttling NGOs that utilise foreign funding for civil society work