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  1. Proposed amendments to India's Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) are being discussed to restrict foreign funding access.

The Centre is facing opposition regarding the proposed amendments to foreign funding laws.

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The Centre is facing opposition regarding the proposed amendments to foreign funding laws.

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  1. FCRA Amendment Bill 2026 tightens foreign funding rules.1 source
  2. Multiple US and Indian figures voiced strong opposition to the proposed FCRA amendments.1 source
  3. The government, represented by Amit Shah, defended the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 against ongoing protests.Sub-event
  4. Opposition groups are actively opposing the government's move to amend foreign funding laws.1 source

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