The two types of citizenships in India are citizenship and citizenship.

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acquired

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natural

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The correct option is C natural
There are two kinds of citizenships in India. One is ‘natural’ - by birth and the other is ‘acquired’ citizenship. If you’re born in India and your parents are Indian citizens, then you’re an Indian citizen. The other is ‘acquired’ wherein people can acquire Indian citizenship on the basis of certain rules.

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The two types of citizenships in India are citizenship and citizenship. Note: The answers are to be filled in reverse alphabetical order.

The two types of citizenships in India are citizenship and citizenship.

Note: The answers are to be filled in reverse alphabetical order.