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    MHA extends validity of NGOs whose licences are expiring till Sept 30

    The Home Ministry has extended the validity of FCRA registration certificates for NGOs until September 30, benefiting those with licenses expiring on June 30 and those expiring between July 1 and September 30, provided renewal applications are pending or submitted.

    Why did Trump exclude terror-hub Pakistan from travel ban: Brahma Chellaney hints at US' Deep State's anti-India stance

    Geostrategist Brahma Chellaney has criticised Donald Trump’s latest travel ban for excluding Pakistan, a known terror hub, while targeting countries like Myanmar where the US reportedly supports rebels. Chellaney argues the decision reflects a US “Deep State” bias that protects strategic partners while punishing others.

    Kerala slams Centre for 'discrimination' over foreign aid policy

    Kerala's finance minister accuses the central government of political bias for allowing Maharashtra to receive foreign aid while denying the same to Kerala during the 2018 floods. He criticizes the discriminatory treatment, suggesting Maharashtra's closeness to the ruling party influenced the decision. The minister also alleges apathy towards Kerala regarding the Wayanad landslide tragedy and unmet expectations for financial assistance.

    NGOs getting foreign funding won't be able to publish news content: MHA

    The Centre has tightened FCRA rules, mandating NGOs seeking foreign funding to certify non-news publication status, follow FATF guidelines, and submit detailed financial records. NGOs must provide donor letters, project expense breakdowns, and ensure admin costs stay below 20%. Only those with a clear cultural, educational, or social mission may receive funds, and all must be officially registered.

    Govt plugging gaps to block foreign 'funding' of news

    For the first time, several non-profit entities, backed by foundations and philanthropists abroad, have been asked to give sworn declarations that they would not print or publish news or views on public news. Foreign donations can only be received by organisations that are registered under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 (FCRA), an emergency era law that has been tightened over the years amid fears of misuse.

    Karnataka HC stays proceedings against Amnesty India

    The Karnataka High Court has put a hold on the money laundering case against Amnesty International India and its former director, Aakar Patel, until the next hearing. This decision follows allegations by the Enforcement Directorate that Amnesty circumvented FCRA regulations by receiving funds via the FDI route after its FCRA permission was revoked. Amnesty India denies any wrongdoing.

    The Economic Times
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