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DARPAN ID Registration – An Overview

DARPAN ID Registration is mandatory for NGOs, Trusts, and Societies in India to participate in government schemes and receive grants. Managed by NITI Aayog, the NGO DARPAN Portal offers credibility and recognition for voluntary organizations, making them eligible for funding and partnership opportunities with ministries.

Government Recognition: Registered NGOs get listed with NITI Aayog and become eligible for government grants and schemes.
Unique Identification: The DARPAN ID serves as a unique identifier for NGOs across various ministries and departments.
Mandatory for Grants: Without DARPAN registration, NGOs cannot apply for government-funded projects and schemes.

Documents Required for DARPAN ID Registration


To successfully register your NGO/Trust/Society on the DARPAN portal, the following documents are required:

Registration Certificate of NGO/Trust/Society

PAN Card of the Organization

PAN & Aadhaar Cards of 3 Key Members (President, Secretary, Treasurer)

Address Proof of the Organization (Electricity Bill/Rent Agreement)

Copy of Rules, Regulations, or Trust Deed

Mobile Number and Email ID for Communication

DARPAN ID Registration Timeline


The timeline for getting DARPAN ID approval is generally 5 to 7 working days after submission. Once approved, your NGO will receive a Unique ID and can start applying for schemes on the NGO DARPAN portal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DARPAN ID Registration?

DARPAN ID Registration is an online process where NGOs, Trusts, and Societies get a unique ID from NITI Aayog, enabling them to apply for government schemes and grants.

Is DARPAN Registration Mandatory for NGOs to Get Grants?

Yes, DARPAN registration is mandatory for NGOs to be eligible for government grants, funding, and partnership programs across ministries.

Can a Newly Registered NGO Apply for DARPAN ID?

Yes, as soon as your NGO/Trust/Society is registered and has its PAN card, you can apply for DARPAN ID and start participating in government schemes.