A contribution to Telangana Rakshana Sena funds organising, grievance work and policy research. Here is exactly what it pays for, what the law requires, and how to give.
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Make a contribution
Enter an amount
What it funds
Where a contribution actually goes
Reaching every mandal
Grievance work
Research and policy
How to contribute
Three steps, through the party office
- 01
Write to the party office
Email info@trsparty.org or use the contact form, saying you would like to contribute.
- 02
The office confirms the method
Our team replies with the accepted method for your contribution, and the identity document required if the amount is ₹20,000 or more.
- 03
You receive a receipt
Every contribution is receipted and entered in the party's books. Keep the receipt. It is your record for any tax claim.
The legal position
What the law requires of both of us
Political contributions in India are governed by the Representation of the People Act, 1951 and Election Commission of India guidelines. In line with these:
- 01Contributions of ₹20,000 or more require the donor's PAN or another accepted identity document.
- 02The party maintains accounts of all contributions received and discloses them in its statutory contribution reports.
- 03Registered political parties may be eligible for income-tax exemption on donations under Section 13A of the Income Tax Act, 1961, subject to conditions prescribed by law.
- 04Contributions from foreign sources, government companies and other prohibited sources are not accepted.
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