law: Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 1976
  10. Power of Central Government to prohibit
  
  receipt of foreign contribution, etc., in certain cases
  The Central Government may-
  (a) prohibit any association, not specified in
  
  section 4, or any person, from accepting any foreign contribution;
  (b) 5[without prejudice to the provisions of
  
  sub-section (1) of section 6, require any association specified in that
  
  sub-section], to obtain prior permission of the Central Government before
  
  accepting any foreign contribution;
  (c) require any person or class of persons or
  
  any association not being an association specified in section 6, to furnish
  
  intimation within such time and in such manner as may be prescribed as to the
  
  amount of any foreign contribution received by such person or class of persons
  
  or association, as the case may be, and the source from which and the manner in
  
  which such contribution was received and the purpose for which and the manner
  
  in which such foreign contribution was utilized;
  (d) require any person or class of persons,
  
  not specified in section 9, to obtain prior permission of the Central
  
  Government before accepting any foreign hospitality;
  (e) require any person or class of persons,
  
  not specified in section 9, to furnish intimation, within such time and in such
  
  manner as may be prescribed, as to the receipt of any foreign hospitality, the
  
  source from which and the manner in which such hospitality was received :
  PROVIDED that no such prohibition or requirement
  
  shall be made unless the Central Government is satisfied that the acceptance of
  
  foreign contribution by such association or person or class of persons, as the
  
  case may be, the acceptance of foreign hospitality by such person, is likely to
  
  affect prejudicially-
  (i) the sovereignty and integrity of India; or
  (ii) the public interest; or
  (iii) freedom or fairness of election to any
  
  Legislature; or
  (iv) friendly relations with any foreign
  
  State; or
  (v) harmony between religious, racial,
  
  linguistic or regional groups, castes or communities.