Foreign contribution regulation act

India's Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), enacted in 2010, controls the recognition and use of foreign finance through Indian organizations, especially non-profit organizations. You are designed to save unauthorized foreign influences. The law said that institutions receiving contribution abroad signs with officials and inspecting strict reporting requirements. It ensures transparency and responsibility in money. Fcra aims to protect nationwide security and promote honest monetary practices which promotes the government responsible for the non-profit sector.