History & Civics
Right to Property is
- a Fundamental Right
- a Fundamental Duty
- a Legal Right
- no longer a fundamental right
Related Questions
A Person of Indian Origin can enjoy all privileges of an Indian citizen except
- Right to vote
- Right to protest
- Right to enter the country
- Right to freedom
In case a person is detained under Preventive Detention such a person can be kept in custody for a period of …………… months without trial.
- Four
- Six
- Three
- Twelve
A person X's parents were originally Indian citizens but took up the citizenship of a foreign country 'F'. X was born in the country 'F' and acquired its citizenship by birth. Which of the following about X's citizenship is correct?
- X cannot regain Indian citizenship within one year of turning 18
- X will be given Indian citizenship as his parents were of Indian origin
- X will be given the status of PIO
- X will be given the status of NRI
The Constitution of India provides for a Single Citizenship. Which of the following statements describe the same?
- A person born in India can be either the citizen of a State of domicile or of India.
- All Indians irrespective of the State of their domicile are the citizens of India.
- All Indians living in India are the citizens of India even if they are not born in India.
- All citizens of neighbouring countries living in India are Indian citizens.