Summary: This article examines the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Rules, 2026, which came into force in June 2026. These rules represent a significant recalibration of FCRA, introducing increased compliance obligations for registered organisations. This article analyses the key changes introduced, inter alia: scope-based and State-specific registration requirements that restrict organisations to enumerated purposes and designated territories; a monetary threshold of INR 10 lakh for “reasonable activity” that creates vulnerability for smaller organisations; enhanced disclosure obligations covering social media, publications, and ultimate donor details; and restrictions on foreign nationals serving as key functionaries. These changes collectively tighten the compliance architecture surrounding foreign-funded, not-for-profit work in India and necessitate urgent organisational engagement with transitional compliance obligations under the 2026 Rules.