The Citizenship Act, 1955, outlines the various ways by which citizenship can be acquired and lost. Renunciation is one of the primary methods of losing Indian citizenship.
The process of surrendering Indian citizenship after acquiring foreign citizenship is known as (a) Naturalisation (b) Renunciation (c) Termination (d) Deprivation
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