<h1>Legal review of nonprofit river rejuvenation claims: compliance, funding conditions, permissions, monitoring, and potential misleading statements</h1> A national nonprofit reports large-scale river rejuvenation projects across multiple states, claiming extensive groundwater recharge structures, desilting, tree planting, and restored agricultural productivity through collaborations with government agencies, CSR donors and public work schemes. The organisation asserts measurable outcomes and official recognition, and cites partnerships for technical methods like managed aquifer recharge and MGNREGA-trained labour. Legal considerations include verification of claimed outcomes, compliance with environmental and labour statutes, accuracy of public statements to avoid misleading advertising, procurement and grant conditions tied to government and CSR funds, and documentary evidence of permissions, land use approvals and monitoring data.