Citizenship Act 1955

PASSPORT IN INDIA: LEGAL STATUS, CITIZENSHIP, AND CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS

The MEA recently clarified that an Indian passport is exclusively a travel document, not conclusive proof of citizenship. This article explores the critical legal distinctions between functional identity tools, statutory citizenship proofs, and passport issuance mechanisms.

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CITIZENSHIP & VOTING RIGHTS: SC MANDATES DUE PROCESS FOR CAA APPLICANTS

The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 fast-tracks citizenship for select non-Muslim migrants. While projected as humanitarian, critics argue it violates Article 14, weakens secularism, clashes with the Assam Accord, and heightens fears of exclusion when linked with a nationwide NRC.

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INDIAN CITIZENSHIP: MEANING, CHALLENGES, WAY FORWARD

Indian citizenship, governed by the Constitution and the 1955 Citizenship Act, faces immense challenges. Controversial reforms like the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC) have created legal ambiguities, social division, and widespread fears of statelessness, fundamentally altering the nation's secular fabric.

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