<h1>Indian Foreign Contribution Rules 2011: Guidelines for Organizations on Receiving and Reporting Foreign Donations and Hospitality.</h1> The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Rules, 2011, established by the Indian government, outline the regulations for organizations receiving foreign contributions. These rules define political organizations, speculative activities, and administrative expenses. They require organizations to maintain separate investment registers and mandate reporting of foreign contributions exceeding specific amounts. The rules also detail procedures for registration, renewal, and reporting, including the need for exclusive bank accounts for foreign contributions. Additionally, they specify conditions for receiving foreign hospitality, handling contributions in contravention of the Act, and transferring foreign contributions to other entities. The rules emphasize transparency and compliance with financial reporting.