Thinking of starting an NGO? Here's a general walkthrough of what the registration process involves.
An NGO can be registered under a few different legal structures in India — most commonly as a Society, a Trust, or a Section 8 Company. Which one fits best depends on your objectives, how many founding members you have, and how you plan to operate.
A vague or overly broad objectives clause is one of the most common reasons registration gets delayed or queried — be as specific as possible about what the organisation will actually do.
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