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FCRA Tightening 2026

On 22 June 2026 the Ministry of Home Affairs notified the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Rules, 2026 - the sharpest recast of India's foreign-funding rulebook since 2020. Any association that accepts foreign money must now seek registration for named activities and named states rather than in the abstract, run its leadership through a far broader net of 'key functionaries', and file much heavier paperwork, down to disclosing its social-media handles. Existing licence-holders get one year to re-declare what they do and where. The government casts it as transparency; much of the voluntary sector reads it as a fresh compliance squeeze on an already narrowing space for foreign-funded work.

Last updated 14 July 20266 min read
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MHA notifies FCRA Amendment Rules 2026 (22 Jun): NGOs must register per purpose and per state; wider 'key functionary' net and heavier disclosures; existing bodies get one year to re-declare via Form FC-6F.

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