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FCRA Bill Expands State Control Over Civil Society

Published Thursday, June 11, 2026 · Updated June 12

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  • Critical Analysis of State Control — 1 source

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A new FCRA Bill has been introduced in India, which is being critically analyzed for its potential to expand state control over civil society organizations. Critics argue it threatens civil liberties and the autonomy of these groups.

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  • The Hindu

    The article critically analyzes the FCRA Bill, framing it as an overreach of state power that threatens civil liberties, due process, and the autonomy of civil society organizations, particularly those serving minority communities.

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