In the context of the Indian Constitution, 'Single Citizenship' implies:
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Correct answer: There is no separate state citizenship
Despite being a federal country like the USA, India provides for only a single citizenship. This means citizens owe allegiance only to the Union and have the same rights throughout the country regardless of the state they reside in.
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