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US Congressman Warns FCRA Bill May Strain India-US Relations
The FCRA Bill could impact India-US relations, warns a US Congressman. This legislation may affect foreign funding for NGOs in India, raising concerns about diplomatic ties. Experts suggest that the bill's implications could lead to increased tensions between the two nations, affecting collaboration on various fronts.
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