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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 faith-based activities while explicitly excluding proselytisation from several categories eligible for registration under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA).

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Centre tightens FCRA rules for NGOs receiving foreign funds

India irrigidisce FCRA rules per NGO: scopi predefiniti obbligatori, proselitizzazione esclusa, spending minimo ₹10L, funzionari stranieri vietati. Chi opera in India con fondi esteri affronterà compliance crescente e costi amministrativi più elevati.

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lunedì 22 giugno 2026·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.
martedì 23 giugno 2026·thehindu.com
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Centre tightens FCRA rules for NGOs receiving foreign funds

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Centre tightens FCRA rules for NGOs receiving foreign funds

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Centre amends rules for receiving foreign funds

The Hindu Morning Digest: June 23, 2026

Centre amends rules for receiving foreign funds

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