Citizenship Indian Polity | Art 5-11 Indian Constitution | Part 2 Constitution of India

In this video let us discuss Indian Citizenship as discussed in Part 2 of the Constitution of India. I will be covering Article 5-11 of the Indian Constitution in this video, and in the next video, we will cover Indian Citizenship Act 1955.

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00:00 Why is Citizenship is Important?
01:52 What Indian Constitution says about Citizenship?
03:00 Article 5-11 of Indian Constitution
03:47 Article 5 of Indian Constitution
05:38 Article 6 of Indian Constitution
08:10 Article 7 of Indian Constitution
10:26 Article 8 of Indian Constitution
11:32 Article 9 & 10 of Indian Constitution
12:38 Parliament's Power to make laws on Citizenship
13:18 Quick Recap!

A citizen of a state is the one who enjoys full civil and political rights conferred by the Constitution. A citizen is a subject of state. The social contract that many political thinkers have talked about, exist between a citizen & the state. State & citizens are duty bound towards each other.

Citizenship – A citizen enjoy privileges in a certain dominion with respect to the governing state of that dominion. The basis of this treatment is his/her full time membership in a political community or the State. This membership is known as the citizenship and by its virtue only, a citizen begets rights & duties. Provisions for citizenship have been laid in part II of the constitution of India.

Citizenship in general is available to only natural persons, and not incorporated entities like a company or partnership firm etc.

Domicile: In simplest sense, domicile is a place where you have been living.
Generally, Domicile of a person said to be in that country where he either has or is deemed by law to have his permanent house.



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