Govt. of India Schemes for Minority based NGO's/Institutions

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 15, 2010 -- Writer-South Asia
New Delhi, Mar 12: Govt. of India Schemes for Minority based NGO's/Institutions

As the Indian constitution is committed to the equality of citizens and prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth. It is the responsibility of the state to preserve, protect and assure the rights of minorities. The United Nations Declaration on the Human Rights of persons belonging to National, Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities enjoins states to protect the identity of such minorities within their respective territories and also to encourage conditions for the promotion of that identity. Appropriate emphasis is therefore required to be given to protect the interests of minorities and ensure that they do not lag behind in the progress and development of the society.

On 23-10-1993 Government has notified Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, Zorastrians (Parsis) as “the minority communities” under clause [C] of Section 2 of the NCM Act,1992.

The International Information Resource Centre has just released Database of Government Funding Schemes for NGOs/Institutions in CD-Rom/Print/e-mail edition.

This is a first database of its kind which covers all Government Financial Schemes in all the sectors including the policies, guidelines, Notifications, Circulars & Press Releases, Announcements, Declarations, and hundreds of schemes of Government of India.

The database of Government of India Schemes is a outcome of a survey of all Government Institutions and Departments during the last five years . editor Sheikh Gulzaar from International Information Resource Centre and his colleagues have taken pains to collect details of hundreds of Government Funding Schemes. On various social developmental Schemes. Here you find more information of Indian Government of India Schemes . And updates of Government Schemes for NGO’s/institutions added every month and much more...

Government at both Central and State levels encourages particulars of the NGO’s in developmental and welfare activities. Certain approved programmes are implemented through NGO’s. International Information Resource Centre has published 850 pages of e-book on the Government of India schemes and centrally sponsored schemes. The database of Government of India Schemes is a outcome of a survey of all Government Institutions and Departments during the last 3 years . Editor Sheikh Gulzaar from International Information Resource Centre and his colleagues have taken pains to collect details and information of Government Funding Schemes.

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