E- Anudan- A Way Of Receive Government Grants.

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E- Anudan- A Way Of Receive Government Grants.

In the era of Digitalization, now the government is releasing government grants to NGO’s through Electronic Approval mode so that the government can release funds for the Social welfare to the deserving NGO’s in rapid and corruption-free mode. Please note that eligible NGOs have to apply online for getting E-Anudaan from the government. For applying to E-Anudaan, the primary condition is that, you must have NGO (Society/Trust/Section -8 Company) and which is also registered under Niti Aayog.
For general awareness purposes, I have already written an article, explaining the benefits & Eligibility criteria of Niti Aayog registration. Please note that e-Anudaan is an initiative by the Ministry Of Social Justice And Empowerment to enable Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) to register online and log in to apply for Grant-in-aid to help implement various schemes of the Ministry.
Mandatory Requirements for E- Anudaan Registration-
♦ Unique Id Generated from Niti Aayog
♦ PAN Card Number of NGO
♦ OTP Received on your Mobile/mail
♦ After Successful validation of data, create your User Id and Password
♦ Select your concerned area of Social Welfare Scheme from the dropDown List
♦ Select Your Area (States) of working
Action which may be taken after E- Anudaan Registration
♦ Fill online Form for Receiving the Government grant from Ministry
♦ Track Status of your Filed Application
♦ Add/View Bank Details
♦ Add Beneficiary Detail of the Scheme

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