Do NGOs in India Really Work for Others OR Work for their Own Vested Interests?

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Abhijit Dubey said:   2 decades ago
Today the value lies if you have got the power in your hand, whatever may be the power strength either ministry level power or NGO. So in view point no doubt some NGOs gather money for the benefit of their members but mostly the huge lumpsum money which they gather hardly reach to the person concerned .
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Raj said:   1 decade ago
NGOs in India are emerging at a rate tentatively equally to its population growth.

Since its been enough years to watch out the results of having NGOs in our social and economic systems since their appearance in India at a large scale its not illogical to assess the importance of them.

First of all NGOs have worked more for rich people to defend their black money than they have for concerned people.

Its very easy to have an NGO on paper with not an efficient mechanism of regulation and control of government, that is the reason why they are emerging this much fast.

As far as relevance is concerned its better to tax a bit more for public private partnership to implement schemes than creating a force of people who take things for granted (As no NGO volunteer takes any incentive, so long term effect can be this) and end up with creating inefficient socio-eco system here.
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Denise Hilton said:   1 decade ago
There are many non-profit organizations and groups who are actually working for the betterment of people. Www. Webemployed. Com for example, is doing a great work by educating young people to start earning money online even if they don't have physical jobs. I think these type of causes will definitely help the general public.
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Jyotsna Santosh Pagare said:   2 years ago
Good morning everybody.

In the NGOs people are generally driven by passionate and selfless people. They trends to be problem solver, innovators and creators social leaders.

Their contribution towards only to the well being of the nation.
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Tanishka said:   1 year ago
Hello everyone,

I think NGO organisations are working for the betterment of society not for profit so because of this the NGOs are also called as NPOs that is non-profit organisations as they are non-profit organisation they distribute the profit that is gained by the NGOs to the betterment of society such as giving it to the orphanage.
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Nitish said:   2 years ago
In India, there are various types of NGOs. Few of them are stray animals related. The animals who got injured in various accidental cases, by these types of NGO they can be provided first aid. A large number of NGOs are working well. But the government should also set some rules and regulations for opening an NGO. By these types of actions, the other people who want to serve in an NGO or want to give donations to any type of NGO can have a clear view so that their efforts to bring revolution can be done in the right way.
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Tanishka said:   3 weeks ago
Good morning everyone.

So in my opinion, as everyone said NGO which is working of for the human welfare and represent as being human has its goods side as well as bedside in 2 days new India generation to work for the weekend society of India and also them without any profit work for these society to provide a proper hospital and also eat provide appropriate treatment to these backwards society but on the other hand as we say that. You also had a bad side, this is because of an organisation that represents them as an NGO, but on the same day, they also do human trafficking. They also lead to scams like money laundering and drugs of life so believe in these NGO which has proper certification and a proper noun for their work, not to the not believe in the organisation that represents them as an NGO without any proper noun or certificate. So I stand on this point, what is your opinion on these?


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