Financial Action Task Force (FATF) was founded by the G-7 countries in 1989 to develop and promote national and international policies to combat money laundering and terror financing. The membership of the FATF is limited to 35 countries at present. India has an observer status. India is a member of the Asia-Pacific Group, a FATF-style regional body. Membership of FATF will allow India easy access to real-time information on money laundering and terror financing and help to raise the diplomatic pitch against perpetrators. It will also make India more attractive in the eyes of global investors.
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Financial Action Task Force(FATF)
February 3rd, 2010SAARC-South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
December 28th, 2009SAARC -South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
The membership of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) has risen to eight with the admission of Afghanistan to its fold.
The Association was formed in 1985 with India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Maldives as its members. Afghanistan was admitted
at the 14 th SAARC summit held in New Delhi in April 2007.
Organisations and its Founders
January 15th, 2009Theolical soceity -Madem Blavesky,Kernal Aulkot
Brahma samajam (1928) – Raja Ram Mohan Roy
Arya samajam -Swami Dayandasarswati
Prartana samjam (1867)-Atmaram pandurang
Servants of India soceity (1905)-Gopalakrishna Gokhale
Sarvodaya Soceity -Jayaprakash narayan
Bhudana Prastan -Vinobabhave
Chipko Mobement -sunderlal bahuguna
Self Respect Movement (1925) – E V Ramaswamy Naiker
Bharatiya Vidya bhavan -Munshi
Vanamahotsav -K M Munshi
Anusheelen Samathi – P.Mithra
Gader Party – Lala Hardayal
Red Shirts – Khan Abdul Gapher Khan
Aligad Movement -Sir Sayed Ahammed Khan
Ahamediya movement – Mirza Gulam Ahammed
Home rule -Ane Basent,Balagangadara Tilek
