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The cases that caught public imagination, be it Priyadarshini Mattoo, Jessica Lal or Nirbhaya, involved urban, educated men and women, which helped build a connect with the victim. Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint

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The tragedy of public outrage over heinous crimes

5 min read . 18 Oct 2016

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Smokers stock up, vendors cash in as cigarette firms halt production

2 min read . 07 Apr 2016

Magicbricks said the acquisition is an acqui-hire.

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Magicbricks acquires analytics portal Properji.com

1 min read . 17 Mar 2016

Narendra Modi’s government has launched a massive crackdown on non-governmental organizations, cancelling the foreign funding licences of nearly 9,000 charities in recent months. Photo: Sonu Mehta/HT

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Government places Catholic charity Caritas on watch list

1 min read . 23 Jun 2015

Anjali Bhardwaj of the National Campaign for People’s Right to Information says institutions of oversight in the country are increasingly getting weakened. Photo: Priyanka Parashar/Mint

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Bridging the govt-NGO divide

4 min read . 16 Jun 2015

Samagra, a Pune-based NGO, runs a community toilet programme, which received a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in August 2014. Photo: P. Akhilesh/Mint

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Narendra Modi govt’s crackdown on NGOs triggers chills on US campuses

5 min read . 15 Jun 2015

RSS is often called the world’s largest NGO. Photo: Mint

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NGOs, govts and an uneasy past

4 min read . 15 Jun 2015

A CHILDLINE India Foundation helpline at work in Mumbai. By signing the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1992, India agreed to a list of child rights, which includes access to a helpline. Photo: S. Kumar/Mint

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When govts and civil society work together

5 min read . 15 Jun 2015

The middle-class and corporate sector are first-generation donors who do not want to antagonize the government, says Rajesh Tandon, founder of PRIA. Photo:Nayan Shah/Mint

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Can NGOs raise enough funds from domestic sources?

6 min read . 15 Jun 2015

Not allowing dissent can lead to Emergency which India saw in 1975. Photo: HT

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What’s good for companies is good for NGOs too

4 min read . 15 Jun 2015

Greenpeace India’s office in Bengaluru. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

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Should the social sector get its own set of laws?

5 min read . 15 Jun 2015

A file photo of Samit Aich, executive director and Priya Pillai of Greenpeace India, at the Press Club, New Delhi. Photo: Priyanka Parashar/Mint

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Myriad laws govern non-profit organizations’ funding

4 min read . 15 Jun 2015

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NGOs vs government

4 min read . 15 Jun 2015

Many NGOs with FCRA related troubles have approached the Delhi High Court Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint

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Home ministry actions fail court test

3 min read . 15 Jun 2015

Henri Tiphagne, founder, People’s Watch. His NGO has had its FCRA licence suspended three consecutive times and in the last few years has had to downsize all operations. Photo: Priyanka Parashar/Mint

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NGO licence in limbo? Move court

7 min read . 15 Jun 2015

INSAF office at New Delhi. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint

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NGOs on notice: Getting to the bottom of the foreign funding tangle

2 min read . 15 Jun 2015

When debate and dialogue and protest are discouraged, governments and societies can make huge mistakes like the Emergency era in India. Photo: HT

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CSOs: Mirrors, not just handmaidens

4 min read . 15 Jun 2015

It is hard to deny that Mother Teresa, Kailash Satyarthi (in photograph) and their teams, who are part of the Indian civil society organization universe, have had a role to play in changing the social fabric of this country. Photo: PTI

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Running for cover: Who needs NGOs?

6 min read . 15 Jun 2015

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