What Changes Under India’s FCRA Bill & Why Minorities Are Protesting It

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India’s proposed Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill, 2026, has triggered a major debate over the future of assets created using foreign donations. Under the proposed changes, a designated authority may temporarily take control of property built fully or partly with foreign contributions when an organisation’s FCRA registration is cancelled, surrendered, expires, is not renewed or its renewal application is rejected. #FCRA #FCRABill #NGOs #ForeignFunding #India #IndianParliament #LokSabha #CivilSociety India’s proposed Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill, 2026, has triggered a major debate over the future of assets created using foreign donations. Under the proposed changes, a designated authority may temporarily take control of property built fully or partly with foreign contributions when an organisation’s FCRA registration is cancelled, surrendered, expires, is not renewed or its renewal application is rejected.For more videos subscribe to our channel: ht

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