Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
FeaturedThe 2026 FCRA amendment rules increase compliance obligations for NGOs, introducing activity-specific registration and stricter financial disclosures.
FeaturedThe newly enacted FCRA Amendment Rules, 2026, impose stricter compliance requirements on NGOs, enhancing transparency in foreign funding and operations. Entities must navigate these new regulations promptly.
Madras High Court upholds denial of FCRA registration to a trust that misdeclared its religious activities, affirming disclosure requirements for religious entities.
The Madras High Court upheld the cancellation of FCRA registration of a Zen trust that misrepresented its religious nature, affirming that transparency in application is mandatory for foreign funding eligibility.
The new FCRA Amendment Rules 2026 introduce more stringent compliance measures for NGOs, emphasizing activity-specific registration and accountability in foreign funding.