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31-Member Parliament Panel Formed To Examine Foreign Funding Bill
It comprises 14 members of BJP and five of Congress. It also has two members each from JD(U), TMC and DMK, and one member each from SP, IUML, Shiv Sena, NCP (SP), NCP and TDP.
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Kerala High Court Restores Foreign Funding Licence Of 2 NGOs, Questions Centre
The cases were filed by Kerala Social Service Forum, the Kottayam-based body coordinating 32 Catholic Diocesan Social Service Societies, and Save A Family Plan India, a charitable trust based in Kanjoor in Ernakulam.
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Clock Ticking For Monsoon Session, Centre's Options For Delimitation Bill
The monsoon session, which began on July 20, has witnessed massive uproar over the past 16 days over the police crackdown on the students' protest in Delhi.
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4 Days Left For Monsoon Session, Key Bills Missing In Parliament Agenda Today
The Congress and its major allies have asserted that they would oppose these Bills in Parliament.
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"US Regulates Flow Of Foreign Funds Too": India On US Lawmaker's Criticism
The Centre on Friday responded to a remark made by a US lawmaker on the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment (FCRA) Bill, 2026.
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Centre Addresses Foreign Funding Bill Concerns, Wants To Pass It Next Week: Sources
Home Minister Amit Shah took charge of this process, holding discussions with parties and Christian organisations.
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Government Likely To Introduce Foreign Funding Amendment Bill Next Week
The government is likely to introduce 'Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act Amendment Bill' in the Lok Sabha next week, sources said.
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Lok Sabha Passes Amendment Exempting Scrutiny Of Foreign Poll Funding
The Lok Sabha has passed, without a debate, a bill that will exempt political parties from scrutiny of funds they have received from abroad since 1976.
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Exclusive: Are Donors On Global Terror Watch Lists Funding Saudi-Style Islam In India?
From time to time, the Indian government has warned of the dangers of the rise of puritanical, Saudi-style Islam in India, most recently, during the unrest in Kashmir, when it warned it will not allow a 'Wahhabi theocracy' to take root in the Valley.
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31-Member Parliament Panel Formed To Examine Foreign Funding Bill
It comprises 14 members of BJP and five of Congress. It also has two members each from JD(U), TMC and DMK, and one member each from SP, IUML, Shiv Sena, NCP (SP), NCP and TDP.
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Kerala High Court Restores Foreign Funding Licence Of 2 NGOs, Questions Centre
The cases were filed by Kerala Social Service Forum, the Kottayam-based body coordinating 32 Catholic Diocesan Social Service Societies, and Save A Family Plan India, a charitable trust based in Kanjoor in Ernakulam.
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Clock Ticking For Monsoon Session, Centre's Options For Delimitation Bill
The monsoon session, which began on July 20, has witnessed massive uproar over the past 16 days over the police crackdown on the students' protest in Delhi.
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4 Days Left For Monsoon Session, Key Bills Missing In Parliament Agenda Today
The Congress and its major allies have asserted that they would oppose these Bills in Parliament.
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"US Regulates Flow Of Foreign Funds Too": India On US Lawmaker's Criticism
The Centre on Friday responded to a remark made by a US lawmaker on the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment (FCRA) Bill, 2026.
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Centre Addresses Foreign Funding Bill Concerns, Wants To Pass It Next Week: Sources
Home Minister Amit Shah took charge of this process, holding discussions with parties and Christian organisations.
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Government Likely To Introduce Foreign Funding Amendment Bill Next Week
The government is likely to introduce 'Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act Amendment Bill' in the Lok Sabha next week, sources said.
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Lok Sabha Passes Amendment Exempting Scrutiny Of Foreign Poll Funding
The Lok Sabha has passed, without a debate, a bill that will exempt political parties from scrutiny of funds they have received from abroad since 1976.
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Exclusive: Are Donors On Global Terror Watch Lists Funding Saudi-Style Islam In India?
From time to time, the Indian government has warned of the dangers of the rise of puritanical, Saudi-style Islam in India, most recently, during the unrest in Kashmir, when it warned it will not allow a 'Wahhabi theocracy' to take root in the Valley.
