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Citizens in India have the right to vote in elections to the ___ and ___ legislative assemblies. |
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True or False: Only citizens by birth are eligible for the office of President in India. |
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False. Both citizens by birth and naturalized citizens are eligible for the office of President in India. |
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What is the classification of aliens in India based on their country's relationship with India? |
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Fill in the blank: The right against discrimination based on religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth is guaranteed by ___ of the Indian Constitution. |
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True or False: Friendly aliens enjoy the same civil and political rights as Indian citizens. |
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False. Friendly aliens do not have all the civil and political rights enjoyed by citizens. |
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Duties include paying taxes, respecting national symbols, and defending the country. |
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Fill in the blank: Citizens in India are guaranteed the right to freedom of ___, ___, assembly, association, movement, residence, and profession under ___ of the Constitution. |
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The Indian Constitution provides for ___ citizenship, ensuring that all citizens owe allegiance solely to the Union. |
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True or False: India allows for double citizenship, similar to the USA and Australia. |
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What constitutional article protects the freedom of movement and residence for Indian citizens? |
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Fill in the blank: Until 2019, Jammu and Kashmir had special provisions defining permanent residents based on Article ___ . |
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True or False: The abolition of Jammu and Kashmir's special status in 2019 has not impacted the rights of its residents. |
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False. The abolition of special status impacted the rights and privileges of residents. |
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What type of citizenship does India provide, and how does it differ from systems in countries like the USA? |
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India provides single citizenship, whereas the USA allows for dual citizenship, enabling individuals to owe allegiance to more than one country. |
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Exceptions to the principle of non-discrimination in Indian citizenship include provisions that allow Parliament to prescribe ___ as a condition for certain employments. |
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The Constitution of India provides detailed provisions for the acquisition or loss of citizenship after its commencement. True or False? |
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False. The Constitution lacks permanent or detailed provisions regarding acquisition or loss of citizenship after its commencement. |
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Individuals who migrated to India from Pakistan must meet certain ___ to acquire Indian citizenship. |
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What are the four categories of individuals recognized as citizens of India on January 26, 1950? |
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1) Individuals with domicile in India meeting specific conditions related to birth or residency; 2) Migrants to India from Pakistan meeting residency requirements; 3) Return migrants from Pakistan meeting residency criteria; 4) Persons of Indian origin residing abroad who could register as citizens. |
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True or False: An Indian citizen can voluntarily acquire foreign citizenship while retaining their Indian citizenship. |
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False. There is a prohibition on acquiring foreign citizenship voluntarily while remaining an Indian citizen. |
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Fill in the blank: Parliament has the authority to enact laws concerning citizenship acquisition, ___, and related matters. |
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What must individuals of Indian origin residing abroad do to become Indian citizens? |
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They must register as Indian citizens through diplomatic or consular representatives. |
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The Citizenship Act, 1955 governs the rules for acquiring and losing citizenship after the Constitution's commencement. True or False? |
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Individuals born in India between January 26, 1950, and July 1, 1987, are citizens regardless of their parents' nationality. Fill in the blank: This rule applies to individuals born in India but does not apply to children born to ___ or ___ in India. |
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What are the criteria for acquiring citizenship by descent for individuals born outside India? |
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Citizenship can be acquired based on the father's citizenship, with specific registration requirements depending on the dates of birth. |
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The Central Government can register individuals for citizenship based on specific criteria such as Indian origin or marriage to an Indian citizen. True or False? |
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Under the Citizenship Act, 1955, naturalisation may be granted by the Central Government under specific qualifications and conditions. What recent changes have been made regarding residency requirements? |
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Recent amendments have reduced residency requirements for certain communities. |
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Fill in the blank: When foreign territory becomes part of India, citizenship is granted to specified individuals from that territory, such as in the case of the Citizenship (___) Order (1962) for Pondicherry's incorporation. |
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True or False: A citizen of India automatically loses citizenship if they acquire citizenship of another country only during peacetime. |
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False. Citizenship automatically terminates if a citizen voluntarily acquires citizenship of another country, with exceptions during wartime. |
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Fill in the blank: Special provisions for migrants from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan allow citizenship for specified communities who entered India before ___ . |