The Foreign Funded NGOs and what they are Doing in India

The Foreign Funded NGOs and what they are                            Doing in India

IT IS A CAUSE AND CONCERN OF ALL TO WATCH THE NGOs,WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN INDIA.THEIR AGENDA IN THE NAME OF DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION AND TRANSFORMING SOCIETY THROUGH SOCIAL REFORM AND CONVERSION

Here I will discuss regarding the NGOs mainly foreign funded, their Agenda how they are mobilizing the people sentiment for their cause not for the Development of the Country.

There are some 39236 NGOs Funded by the Foreign Sources as per report:

No.	Categories of NGOs	No.
1	Cultural,Economic, Educational, Social	30774
2	Religious (Buddhist)Cultural, Economic, Educational, Social	180
3	Religious(Christian),Cultural, Economic, Educational, Social	7 65
4	Religious (Hindu), Cultural, Economic, Educational, Social	738
5	Religious (Muslim), Cultural, Economic, Educational, Social	457
5	Religious (Others), Cultural, Economic, Educational, Social	301
6	Religious (Sikh), Cultural, Economic, Educational	20
7	Social	1
	Total NGOs                    ________________	39,236 Foreign Funds received by Big NGOs in the year 2011-12 are detailed below :

The central board of Direct Taxes has instructed as per letter issued on 5th August 2013 the donation received from abroad tn exceed to one crore will be scrutinized by the Income Tax department from the Financial year 2012.In view of this letter many NGOs will come under the ambit of Income tax department "The main objective of the CBDT notification is thus not a crackdown on tax evasion but examination of the nature and sources of funds. Tracing black money and terrorism-linked sources of funding could be one of the main objectives 

You can see how much fund received by Arvind Kejriwalla's NGO

            This NGO was funded heavily through 'FORD FOUNDATION' and 'DUTCH' Embassy

“It is reported that Humanistic Institute for Co-Operation with the Developing Countries (HIVOS) has given more than 13 lakh Euros (approximately `9.25 crore) to various NGOs inGujarat between April 2008 and August 2012. The prominent among them are: DISHA (2,24,000 Euros), GKVP (2,07,000 Euros), SAFAR (1,84,000 Euros), MAHITI (1,04,000 Euros), SWATI (85,000 Euros), and UTHAN (63,000 Euros). HIVOS has also funded various NGOs in Mumbai and Delhi. Mumbai-based Citizens for Justice & Peace (CJP), run by Teesta Setalvad,  and Delhi-based ANHAD, run by Shabnam Hashmi, 4,000 Euros.

HIVOS is also  one of  the highest recipient of Ford Foundation’s grants . Stichting Hivos, Netherlands, is also  a donor who maintains a full-fledged country office in India, receiving $1.2 million or around Rs 5.5 crores"

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