Yes, a society can be registered in any state under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. It is not necessary to register in the state where the members are residing, but the registered office must be in the state of registration.

The registration process typically takes 2-3 weeks to complete, provided all necessary documents are in order and there are no objections from the authorities.

The registration fee varies by state and the specific rules applicable. It can range from a nominal fee to a few thousand rupees depending on the state where the society is being registered.

Yes, a society can be dissolved, provided it follows the process outlined in its Rules and Regulations. Typically, a resolution to dissolve must be passed by a majority of the members. Upon dissolution, any remaining assets must be transferred to a similar registered society or charitable organization.

A society cannot be formed for profit-making purposes. However, it may generate income through its activities to support its objectives. Any surplus income must be reinvested in furthering the society’s goals and cannot be distributed among members.