The feature of single citizenship in the Indian Constitution was borrowed from the Constitution of _______.

The correct answer is Britain.Key Points

• Citizenship:-
  • India's Constitution makers were heavily influenced by the British parliamentary system and legal traditions.
  • The concept of single citizenship means that every citizen of India is a citizen of the country only and not of any particular state or region within India.
  • This is in contrast to countries like the United States where citizens have both national and state citizenship.
  • Canada has a similar system of single citizenship as India, with citizens being only Canadian and not belonging to any province or territory.
  • The United States has a system of dual citizenship, where citizens are both American and citizens of their respective state.
  • Australia also has a system of single citizenship, with citizens being only Australian and not belonging to any state or territory.

Additional Information

• Britain, also known as the United Kingdom, is a country in Europe and India was a colony of Britain before gaining independence in 1947.
• Canada is a North American country that gained independence from Britain in 1867.
  • It has a federal system of government with a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy.
• The United States of America is a country in North America that gained independence from Britain in 1776.
  • It has a federal system of government with a presidential democracy and a written constitution.
• Australia is a country in Oceania that was also a colony of Britain before gaining independence in 1901.
  • It has a federal system of government with a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy.