- Proposed amendments to India's Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) are being discussed to restrict foreign funding access.
- The Ministry of Home Affairs is handling the review process for the Foreign Contribution Bill.
Amit Shah is serving as the recipient of ministerial representation regarding foreign funds in India.
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Amit Shah is serving as the recipient of ministerial representation regarding foreign funds in India.
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