Article 9 of the Constitution of India explains a clear rule about citizenship. It states that if a person voluntarily acquires the citizenship of another country, they cannot remain an Indian citizen. In simple terms, India does not allow dual citizenship. A person cannot legally hold Indian citizenship and the citizenship of another country at the same time. This Article was created to maintain clarity and loyalty in national identity. Citizenship is not only about where someone lives; it represents a legal relationship between a person and the nation. So even if someone is originally from India, once they officially accept another country’s citizenship, they lose their status as an Indian citizen under the Constitution. #knowledge

Article 26 – Freedom to Manage Religious Affairs Article 26 of the Constitution of India gives every religious group the freedom to manage its own religious matters. 🔹 What it allows: Every religious denomination or group has the right to: • Establish and maintain religious institutions • Manage its own religious affairs • Own and acquire property • Administer that property according to law 🔹 Simple Meaning Not just individuals, but religious communities also have freedom. They can run their temples, mosques, churches, or other institutions in their own way. #😇 चाणक्य नीति #📖जीवन का लक्ष्य🤔

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