What happened: criticism of proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) amendments affecting renewal and foreign-funded assets
A The Hindu opinion editorial further states that refusal to renew is described as not appealable and that affected organisations may not receive a right to be heard before renewal denial.
Background and earlier position: earlier foreign contribution tightening
What changed now: renewal outcomes and certificate lapse linked to revocation consequences
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