Every person who has citizenship is entitled to rights given by the nation. It means they have rights such as education, health, religious freedom and other rights.

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Citizenship is a status of being a citizen of a particular country. The Nation provides its citizen certain rights and anyone who is a citizen at can avail the rights provided by the Nation. In India, Right to education, health care, privacy, Freedom etc is provided to the citizens of India.

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