Vol: 3, Issue: 1 2013

Page: 103-107

Study on Corporate Governance and NGOs

Shinde Sandeep Tukaram

Received Date: 2013-01-16

Accepted Date: 2013-02-11

Published Date: 2013-03-10

The main focus is to concentrate on how NGOs have played a significant role where governments either shied away or provided inadequate support to the needy. This study will show how the intervention of NGOs has not only helped to lessen the gap to motivating governments to intervene and give support in the most deprived areas of India; due to the advocacies of NGO initiatives and yet, see how NGOs are bound by legal constraints that could have a profound effect on their whole operations. Through the aid of numerous resources, the research will be carried out in accordance with the sequence of research enlisted below and will give some historic background with intent to provide a written examination of and identify the legal problems arising from a number of NGO managements in India. After completing the examination of these NGO managements, the analysis made of the examination will give a full decisive and detailed account of the findings. It will take a deeper insight into why these problems continue to occur and discuss in-depth what and how these problems could be resolved in India.

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