India rejects US criticism of FCRA Bill; MEA calls it 'internal matter'
•India is pushing forward with the Foreign Contributions Regulation Act to manage foreign funding for organizations.
•The government dismisses US criticism of the FCRA Bill, labeling it an "internal matter."
•Home Minister Amit Shah is engaging with church leaders to address their concerns ahead of the Bill's discussion in Parliament.
→India is pushing forward with the Foreign Contributions Regulation Act to manage foreign funding for organizations.
→The government dismisses US criticism of the FCRA Bill, labeling it an "internal matter."
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