Foreign contribution regulation act

India's foreign contribution regulation act (FCRA) controls the popularity and use of foreign value limits by ngos and various institutions. Applied in 2010, regulation objectives to prevent foreign affairs while ensuring transparency affect home matters. Organizations receiving foreign contribution should register with the Ministry of Home Affairs, following strict compliance measures. Fcra said that the budget is used for authorized activities which ensures responsibility. Recent amendments have tightened the rules, requiring additional stringent checks of investment assets to mold the country's comprehensive activities and maintain the integrity of civil society.