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NGO Profile Name of Organisation: Registered with: Type of NGO (Society/Trust/Company): Registration No. of NGO: Name of Act under which NGO is registered: Date of registration: NGO Registration validity date/ Renewal Date or No Renewal of Registration required: Is NGO has FCRA: YES or NO If yes then FCRA No.: FCRA Registration Date: FCRA Expiration Date: Name of State from where NGO is registered: Name of District from where NGO is registered: Name of city/town from where NGO is registered: Complete Contact Detail Address of NGO along with Pincode: Telephone with STD code: Mobile Number of Chief Functionary for NGO: Email of NGO: PAN Number of NGO: Name of NGO on PAN Card: Copy of PAN Card of NGO (you have to send it in JPG of PDF file format): Website of NGO (if there is or not applicable) NGO Registration Certificate & Memorandum Copy of Memorandum/ Articles of Association (It is required to confirm the information detail of date, place, registering authority and some other requirement for registration detail in case of Trust). Copy of Registration (you have to send it in JPG of PDF file format). Copies of Certificates if any of them NGO have: 80, 12 A, FCRA or any other. Detail about Chief Functionary Name of Chief Functionary: Gender of Chief Functionary: Male or Female DOB of Chief Functionary: Designation of Chief Functionary: Name on Pan card of Chief Functionary (If name on pan card is different from member name then write it here): Pan Number of Chief Functionary...

This article iterates the NGO Darpan Registration Process. In India poverty percentage is about 6.5%. The computation of this figure is based on 2019, PPP International Comparison Program. According to the United Nations Millennium Development Goal Programme, 88 million people out of 1.38 Billion people Indian, roughly equal to 6.5% of India’s population, lived below the poverty line of $1.25 in 2018-2019. The NGO-Partnership system (NGO-PS) Portal is called as the NGO-DARPAN, which empowers, all voluntary organizations and Non- Voluntary Organizations to register, to maintain the record of the data of these organizations. All voluntary or non-government organizations must be registered under Niti Ayog Schemefor receiving grants under various schemes of Ministers/Departments/Government Bodies. To achieve the ease of doing business and other social benefits that contributes to the nation building activities, a dedicated centralized portal is made available to NGO. Any organization willing to enroll with Government can do so through this program. There is a central available database for carrying out such form of enrollment. A Brief Overview on NGO DARPAN NGO DARPAN is a free facility provided by the NITI Aayog. It is done to help NGO and voluntary organizations to keep them updated about new government schemes as well as grants. This platform is collaboration by the NITI Aayog and the National Informatics Center. It will help build a bond between the NGO and the government....

Niti Aayog came into existence on 1st January 2015 when the Government of India under the leadership of Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi abolished the 65 years old Planning Commission. It is “The National Institution for Transforming India”, a premier policy ‘Think Tank’ of the Government of India, providing both directional and policy inputs. At the core of NITI Aayog’s creation are two hubs – ‘Team India Hub’ and the ‘Knowledge and Innovation Hub’. The Team India Hub leads the engagement of states with the Central government, while the Knowledge and Innovation Hub builds NITI’s think-tank capabilities. NGO-Darpan (NGO Mirror) is a platform that provides space for interface between Voluntary Organisations / NGOs and key Government Ministries / Departments / Government Bodies. It is a free facility offered by NITI Aayog in association with National Informatics Centre to bring about greater partnership between government & voluntary sector and foster better transparency, efficiency and accountability. In a recent hearing, the Supreme Court of India had asked the Central Government to explore the possibility of a new law to regulate fund utilization by NGOs who receive government grants. However, instead, the government has framed guidelines requiring NGOs and other voluntary organisations to register with Niti Aayog in order to receive funding under various government schemes and thus, Niti Aayog is now appointed as the nodal agency for the purpose of registration and accre...