An NGO has a donation button on its website. A supporter sitting in London makes a small payment by card. The money reaches the NGO’s ordinary bank account.
Nobody at the NGO thinks much about it. It is only a donation.
Under Indian law, however, the problem is not how small the donation is or how genuine the donor is. If the payment is a foreign contribution, the NGO generally cannot...
Businesses today have a big responsibility toward the environment. If a company produces, imports, manufactures, or sells products that create certain types of waste, it may need to follow Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) rules.
EPR means that a business is responsible for managing the waste created by its products. In India, businesses covered by EPR rules may need to obtain an EPR...
Foreign funding can help non-governmental organisations (NGOs), charitable trusts, societies, and Section 8 companies expand their social impact. Whether an organisation works in education, healthcare, rural development, environmental protection, or community welfare, overseas contributions can provide valuable resources for its programmes. However, accepting foreign contributions in India...
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