Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to table the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment (FCRA) Bill in Parliament today, aiming to strengthen oversight of foreign-funded organisations. India is home to nearly one-third of all NGOs across the G20, making it the world's largest NGO ecosystem. While these organisations contribute significantly across sectors, their sheer scale also makes transparency and accountability increasingly important. Over the years, several strategic projects, from nuclear power and mining to industrial and infrastructure projects, have faced prolonged protests, litigation, and pressure campaigns. The 2014 Intelligence Bureau assessment warned that such disruptions could shrink India's annual GDP growth by 2-3%. A country with millions of NGOs cannot afford to treat transparency as optional. The larger the ecosystem, the greater the need for safeguards. The proposed amendments seek to ensure that foreign contributions are used for their declared purposes, improve regulatory oversight, and strengthen safeguards within India's vast NGO ecosystem.