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Non-Governmental Organizations by Pavan


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Type Governing Law / Registration Purpose & Objectives Key Features Examples
NGOs Can be registered as a Society, Trust, or Section 8 Company Social, charitable, developmental, humanitarian work Broad term; independent of government; flexible formats Child rights NGOs, environmental NGOs
Section 8 Companies Companies Act, 2013 (India) Promote education, science, art, culture, social welfare, charity, environment Highly regulated, transparent structure, profits reinvested for objectives, no dividends Teach for India, Smile Foundation
Trusts Indian Trusts Act, 1882 (private) + State laws (public) Welfare, education, health, religious, charitable activities Simple formation, governed by trust deed, trustees manage assets Ramakrishna Mission, ISKCON
Foundations Usually Trust or Section 8 Company Philanthropy, CSR, grant-making, social impact Often set up by corporates/families, focus on funding & projects Tata Trusts, Reliance Foundation, Azim Premji Foundation

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