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Hello friends, today we will discuss about some essentials that you should keep in mind before starting an NGO. As the name suggests NGO refers to a non-profit organization. It is formed for the welfare of the society and for achieving this purpose it can perform various types of functions relating to the betterment of environment, socially backward people, old age people, animals, plants, etc. In India, depending upon the purpose and nature of work, the NGO can be registered as: A trust under Indian Trust Act, 1882. A society under Societies Registration Act. A Section 8 Company under Companies Act, 2013.   IMPORTANT FEATURES 1.       In case of trust, a.   Minimum 2 members are required, each being persons who has attained majority and of sound mind, capable of entering into a contract. b.   One member is termed as the trustee and other being settlor, whereby settlor creates the trust and transfers assets to the trustee for the ben...