What are NGO’s ?
NGO stands for Non- Government Organisation. These organisations are mainly for social welfare and prosperity. It is a non-profit group and it leads towards the betterment of our country. Moreover, it works without government supervision.
There are many economic sources for the NGO’s to run. The government can lend a helping hand in the same but they cannot be a representative of any NGO.
In the present era, the counting of NGO in India has increased at a higher rate. But a controvertible issue is rising that the black money is being converted into white money and the cause of social welfare is fading out.
List of Top 10 NGO in India:
1. Give India
2. Prajwala, Hyderabad
They focus on 5 Pillars:
3. CRY (Child Rights and You)
4. Goonj
5. Help Age India
6. Smile Foundation
7. Chhanv Foundation
8. LEPRA India
9. PRS Legislative Research
10. The mid-day meal NGO
Summary- Any person who is willing to bring a change can take part in running an NGO in India as it is non-governmental. The NGO’s today need more aid financially and motivation too. Be a part of the change with ChhotaCFO!
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