In an article in RSS mouthpiece Organiser, M. Nageswara Rao says only overseas Indians not acting as agents for others should be allowed to donate to NGOs.
The Centre is likely to come up with a white paper on the issue next month; HRD ministry is in talks with specialist NGOs to draft a strategy that works.
India's democratic depth was evident this past week as the entire establishment, left and right, came together to congratulate Kailash Satyarthi for his Nobel....
Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.
This fatal blow to civil society work was very much awaited. The very conversion work was being done in the name of social work. This was vandalism. Many thanks to MHA.
Wow!!
Opposition thinks all good civil society work depends on foreign funding and that Indians are not able to fund their own social causes.
Also, where in the world would you have ‘administrative’ expenses of 50%??!!
This fatal blow to civil society work was very much awaited. The very conversion work was being done in the name of social work. This was vandalism. Many thanks to MHA.
Only Christian missionaries and urban Naxals received foreign funding under the garb of NGOs ,that’s why they are opposing
Welcome step by the home minister. Kudos!
Lot of funds are flowing into India for Christian missionary work. This needs to be curtailed. If the amendment pays way to it, all is indeed good.
Very good move by govt. All nefarious activities by so called NGOS will be stopped.
This is a really good move by govt and should have been brought much earlier.
A similar quest for transparency should inform the scheme of Electoral Bonds as well.
Wow!!
Opposition thinks all good civil society work depends on foreign funding and that Indians are not able to fund their own social causes.
Also, where in the world would you have ‘administrative’ expenses of 50%??!!