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India Addresses Concerns Over Foreign Funding Bill, Promises Clause Removal
The Indian government is addressing concerns regarding a contentious clause in the foreign funding Bill, with the Home Minister reportedly assuring the Mizoram Chief Minister that a retrospective clause will be removed. The Centre aims to pass the bill next week after these concerns are resolved.
6 Aug, 13:08 — 6 Aug, 18:36
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indian-expressMostly Factual23d ago
Mizoram CM claims Shah’s assurance on contentious clause in foreign funding Bill
By Deeptimaan Tiwary
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Centre Addresses Foreign Funding Bill Concerns, Wants To Pass It Next Week: Sources
Home Minister Amit Shah took charge of this process, holding discussions with parties and Christian organisations.
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First report: indian-express · 6 Aug, 13:08|Full coverage: 2 · 5h|Window: 5h
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