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US lawmaker’s comments on FCRA expose foreign influence on internal matters that India seeks to regulate: Report
US lawmaker’s comments on FCRA expose foreign influence on internal matters that India seeks to regulate: Report - Brussels, Aug 8 US Republican Congressman Riley Moore’s criticism of the proposed amendments to India’s Foreign Contribution Regulation ... Get Latest News on International only on lokmattimes.com Read More
India rejects US lawmaker's criticism on proposed FCRA amendments
Responding to remarks by US Congressman Riley Moore, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said legislative matters concerning India are not Read More
FCRA amendments India’s internal matter: Centre after US lawmaker calls bill ‘attack’ on Christians
Congressman Riley Moore had warned that the proposed changes to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act could hurt bilateral relations. Read More
Internal Matter: MEA Dismisses Us Lawmaker's Criticism of FCRA Bill
The response comes following remarks from US lawmaker Riley Moore, who raised objections to proposed modifications to India's Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), claiming the provisions could enable state control over churches and philanthropic institutions, while cautioning that the development might strain bilateral ties Read More
India Defends Foreign Funding Rule Amid Criticism
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) defended India's foreign funding regulations amidst international criticism, stating that such affairs are controlled by Parliament. Concerns arose after US lawmaker Riley Moore objected to proposed amendments to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, fearing it could affect bilateral relations. The amendments aim to monitor foreign contributions and maintain religious properties. Read More
'US Regulates Foreign Funds Too': MEA Responds To Congressman's FCRA Remark
The Ministry of External Affairs criticized US Congressman Riley Moore's comments regarding India's Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), which he labeled as an "attack on Christians.", India News, Times Now Read More
FCRA amendment is India's internal matter, says MEA, hits back at US lawmaker's church takeover claim
India's Ministry of External Affairs stated proposed FCRA amendments are an internal legislative matter. US Congressman Riley Moore criticised the bill as an attack against Christians. The proposed amendments empower the government to manage foreign contributions and assets. This legislation aims to ensure religious character of places of worship is maintained. The government also reduced penalties for violations of the Foreign Contribution Act. Read More
FCRA Amendment Bill: What the Proposed Changes Mean And Why Triggered A Political Storm
FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, FCRA, NGOs, foreign funding, Ministry of Home Affairs, Parliament, FCRA Bill, foreign contributions, designated authority, NGO regulation, charitable organisations, religious institutions, civil society, Riley Moore, Monsoon Session, India legislation Read More
'This Is A Clear Attack Against Christians': US Congressman Riley Moore Slams India's FCRA Amendment Bill, Warns of Impact On Churches & Bilateral Ties
US Congressman Riley Moore criticised India Read More
US Lawmaker Says India's FCRA Bill Targets Christians, Warns Of Bilateral Fallout
US Representative Riley Moore has alleged that the proposed FCRA amendments could affect churches and strain India-US ties, while the government maintains the law applies equally to all organisations Read More
FCRA Bill Row: Top 3 Objections US Congressman Has Raised - And What's The Govt's Stand?
US Congressman Riley Moore criticised the proposed FCRA amendments, alleging they target Christians, enable government control of churches, and could adversely impact India-US bilateral relations., India News, Times Now Read More
Why US lawmaker called India's FCRA Bill amendments an attack against Christians
US Congressman Riley Moore has criticised proposed changes to India's FCRA, saying they could affect churches and religious charities. The remarks have added an international dimension to an Indian debate over who controls foreign-funded assets when registrations lapse. Read More
'Attack against Christians': US Congressman slams India's FCRA Bill
US Congressman Riley Moore has expressed concerns over India's proposed FCRA amendments, warning they could impact religious freedoms and strain India-US bilateral relations. Read More
What Is India's FCRA Amendment Bill And Why US Congressman Riley Moore Is Rattled By It?
US Congressman Riley Moore has criticised India's proposed FCRA Amendment Bill, claiming it could affect churches and religious charities. Here's what the bill proposes, why it has sparked controversy, and the centre's response. Read More
U.S. lawmaker voices concern on FCRA amendments; says could hit bilateral ties with India
U.S. Congressman Riley Moore warns that India's FCRA amendments could jeopardize bilateral ties and threaten Christian organizations. Read More
US Congressman says India's proposed FCRA changes 'target' Christians, warns on bilateral ties
Republican lawmaker Riley Moore alleged the amendments would enable government takeovers of churches and religious charities, warning of implications for India- Read More
US lawmaker warns India FCRA changes could strain bilateral ties
US Congressman Riley Moore has objected to proposed changes in India’s FCRA law. He says the bill could enable state control of churches and affect India-US ties. Read More
‘Clear attack against Christians’: US Congressman says FCRA changes could affect India-US ties
Riley Moore says the proposed amendments would allow the Indian government to take over churches and religious charities Read More
'Attack Against Christians': US Congressman Warns FCRA Bill Could Hurt India-US Ties
Riley Moore expressed concern that these changes might damage US-India relations, viewing them as an attack on Christians despite India's long Christian heritage, US News, Times Now Read More
US Congressman Riley Moore says India's FCRA bill could hit bilateral ties
US Congressman Riley Moore has criticised the proposed FCRA amendments, saying they could enable government control of churches and religious charities. The remarks have sharpened a wider debate over the Bill's oversight powers and their impact on foreign-funded institutions. Read More