India has frozen assets worth more than 2 crore rupees of over 3 dozen entities on charges of terrorist financing and money laundering of illicit funds. This is according to the latest report by global anti-financial terror body, Financial Action Task Force. <br/><br/>The report said, as part of India's initiative against suspect funds and those related to terrorism, the country has frozen assets to the tune of 3 lakh Euros belonging to 37 entities till August 15th this year.<br/><br/>The body conducted a mid-session review of various countries and economic powers of the world in the wake of the increased activities of dreaded terrorist group, ISIS, around the globe. <br/><br/>The banned group has also been held responsible for the recent terror attacks in Paris which killed 129 people. India is a full-member of Financial Action Task Force, along with other nations like the US, France, Germany and the United Kingdom.