MCQ Citizenship & Citizenship Laws SET 1ALL MCQ For Citizenship & Citizenship Laws 1. In which year, parliament passed the Citizenship Act?1950196019651955Question 1 of 152. Single citizenship in india has been taken from which country?CanadaBritanBoth 1 & 2USAQuestion 2 of 153. For how many years, a person of Indian origin must have been an ordinary resident of India before making application towards getting citizenship by registration?3 years7 years5 years10 yearsQuestion 3 of 154. Which among the following Article deals with the rights of citizenships of certain persons of Indian origin residing outside of India?Article 6Article 8Article 9Article 7Question 4 of 155. In which Part of the Constitution of India we find the provisions relating to citizenship ?Part I Part VIIPart IIMore than one of the aboveQuestion 5 of 156. Which type of Citizenship is provided by the Constitution of India?Single citizenship Temporary citizenshipDual citizenship Regional citizenshipQuestion 6 of 157. Which act made extensive provisions regarding citizenship of India?Act of 1951 Act of 1947 Act of 1955None of theseQuestion 7 of 158. Which of the following institution holds the ultimate power to manage the rights of citizenship in India?Parliament President Home MinisterPrime Minister Question 8 of 159. Consider the following 1. Renunciation 2. Termination 3. Deprivation How many of the above are the modes of losing Indian Citizenship?Only one Only twoAll three NoneQuestion 9 of 1510. The category of ‘Overseas Citizens of India’ was entered in the Citizenship Act of India through an amendment in the year______.1996 198620051992Question 10 of 1511. Which one of the following statements regarding an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) is not correct?An OCI is a citizen of another country. An OCI is at par with NRIs in all mattersAn OCI is not entitled to the fundamental right to equality of opportunity in public employment.An OCI possesses multiple-entry long-term visa for visiting India.Question 11 of 1512. Which Articles of Indian Constitution are related to citizenship?Article 3 to 10 Article 5 to 11 Article 6 to 11Article 4 to 11Question 12 of 1513. The Delhi High Court has recently granted Indian citizenship to those Tibetans who were born here between:January 31, 1960 - March 31, 1990 January 01, 1952 - August 15, 1990August 15, 1947 - July 30, 1987January 26, 1950 - July 01, 1987Question 13 of 1514. The provisions of citizenship have been added in:Part II, Article 5-11 Part I, Article 5-11 Part I, Article 5-6Part II, Article 5-6 Question 14 of 1515. When the citizenship of a person in India can not be terminated?At the time of emergency in country or stateAt election timeAt the time of warNone of aboveQuestion 15 of 15 Loading...
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