The Indian government has quietly taken US non-profit Ford Foundation off its watch list, The Hindu newspaper reported on Friday.
The move comes only days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi heads to the US to meet with President Barack Obama at the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington later this month.
The Home Ministry has already issued orders to take the Foundation off the so-called ?prior permission? list. What this means is that banks will no longer have to seek permission from the Finance Ministry before processing foreign fund flows from the US-based Foundation to any Indian bank account. The Finance Ministry, the newspaper reported, has already written to the Reserve Bank of India on March 16 to remove the non-profit from the watch list.Based on a report by the Gujarat government last year, the Ministry had put Ford Foundation on the watch list, citing ?national security?.
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