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The Ministry of Social Justice offers schemes like the Senior Citizen Welfare Scheme and the SC/ST Scholarship Scheme to promote social equity and support vulnerable communities.

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The Ministry of Animal Husbandry provides schemes like National Livestock Mission and Rashtriya Gokul Mission to support livestock development and improve dairy production in India.

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The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment offers schemes like PM-DAKSH, SMILE, and NSAP to support education, skill development, and social welfare for marginalized communities.

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What are the Types of NGO Registration in India?

When starting an NGO in India, you can register under various frameworks, each offering different advantages. Here’s a straightforward guide to the main types:

1. Society Registration

Act: Societies Registration Act, 1860
Ideal For: Organizations focused on education, charity, or religion.
Features:
- Requires at least seven members.
- Provides a formal legal identity.
- Operates at the state or national level.
- Managed by a governing council or committee.
- Needs to file annual returns with the Registrar of Societies.

2. Trust Registration

Act: Indian Trusts Act, 1882
Ideal For: Charitable and religious organizations managing assets for specific purposes.
Features:
- Requires a settlor (creator) and at least two trustees.
- Manages and distributes trust property according to the trust deed.
- Can be private (for specific individuals) or public (for charity).
- Trustees are responsible for the trust's management.

3. Section 8 Company Registration

Act: Companies Act, 2013
Ideal For: NGOs with charitable, social, or non-profit goals.
Features:
- Requires at least two members and two directors.
- Offers a formal corporate structure with limited liability.
- Eligible for tax exemptions under the Income Tax Act.
- Must follow similar compliance rules as for-profit companies, including audits and annual returns.

4. FCRA Registration

Act: Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010
Ideal For: NGOs that want to receive foreign donations.
Features:
- Requires separate registration to receive foreign funds.
- Must comply with FCRA regulations, including regular reporting.
- Essential for NGOs seeking international support.

5. NGO DARPAN Registration

Body: NITI Aayog
Ideal For: NGOs applying for government grants and schemes.
Features:
- Provides a unique ID for NGOs working with the government.
- Ensures transparency and effective monitoring.

6. Income Tax Registration under Section 12A and 80G

Act: Income Tax Act, 1961
Ideal For: NGOs wanting tax benefits and to offer tax deductions to donors.
Features:
- Section 12A: Grants tax exemption on the NGO’s income.
- Section 80G: Allows donors to claim tax deductions for their contributions.
- Requires application with the Income Tax Department.

Why is NGO registration important?

1. Registration gives your NGO a formal legal status, making it official and credible. This helps in building trust and legitimacy.

2. Being registered allows your NGO to receive funds from various sources, including government grants, private donations, and international support.

3. Registered NGOs can enjoy tax exemptions on their income and offer tax deductions to donors, which can boost your fundraising efforts.

4. Registration ensures that your NGO meets legal and regulatory requirements, promoting transparency and accountability.

5. Many government programs and grants require NGOs to be registered, providing additional resources for your projects.

6. Registration helps protect your NGO’s assets and operations, allowing you to sign contracts, open bank accounts, and take legal actions if needed.

7. A registered NGO is viewed as more reliable and serious, which can attract more support from donors, partners, and the community.

In essence, registering your NGO is essential for gaining credibility, accessing funding, and ensuring legal and financial stability as you work towards your goals.

Who can start an NGO?

Anyone interested in making a positive impact through social, educational, or charitable work can start an NGO. Generally, the following individuals or groups are eligible:

Citizens of India: Indian citizens who are committed to a cause and have a vision for social change can start an NGO.
Foreign Nationals: Foreigners can also start an NGO in India, but they need to comply with specific regulations and may require local partners or representatives.
Groups of Individuals: A group of individuals with a shared interest in a cause can come together to form an NGO. Typically, this includes a minimum of three members, but the exact number depends on the type of registration (e.g., a society requires at least seven members).
Existing Organizations: Existing organizations, including companies or trusts, can also establish an NGO if they wish to expand their activities into the non-profit sector.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Society Registration

2. Trust Registration

3. Section 8 Company Registration

4. FCRA Registration

5. NGO DARPAN Registration

6. Income Tax Registration under Section 12A and 80G

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