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Government cancels FCRA licences of 6 NGOs over 'violations' - Vimarsana News

Government cancels FCRA licences of 6 NGOs over 'violations'

The NGOs include the Diocesan Society Church of North, Jesus and Mary Delhi Educational Society, Delhi Diocese Overseas Grant Fund, Institute of Economic Growth (IEG), Samuel Foundation Charitable India Trust and Hemophilia Federation of India (HFI). Earlier this month, the home ministry had revoked the FCRA licences of five leading NGOs on charges of violations.

MHA cancels FCRA licences of 5 NGOs | India News - Vimarsana News

MHA cancels FCRA licences of 5 NGOs | India News

India News: The Union home ministry revoked the foreign funding licences of five NGOs for violating the FCRA. The affected NGOs are prohibited from receiving fore

CBI arrests 14 persons in case of alleged bribery to clear foreign funding of NGOs - Vimarsana News

CBI arrests 14 persons in case of alleged bribery to clear foreign funding of NGOs

Six government officials are among those who have been arrested, the investigation agency said.

Source: scroll.in
Over 6,000 Indian NGOs lose foreign funding licence in last 24 hours - Vimarsana News

Over 6,000 Indian NGOs lose foreign funding licence in last 24 hours

There are a total of 16,829 active NGOs under FCRA. And 20675 NGOs are in the canceled category that means they can't receive or utilize any foreign fund.

NGOs Demand Suspension of FCRA to Speed up Access to Donations, Provide COVID Relief - Vimarsana News

NGOs Demand Suspension of FCRA to Speed up Access to Donations, Provide COVID Relief

Leading voluntary organisations lamented that "at a time of historic need, the sector is paralysed by the increased burden of regulatory compliance".

Source: thewire.in