56. Who is not eligible to apply for Indian citizenship?
A) A person who has been convicted of an offense involving moral turpitude
B) A person who is a citizen or subject of any country with which India is at war
C) A person who has been convicted of an offense punishable with imprisonment for two years or more
D) All of the above
57. What is the process for obtaining Indian citizenship by naturalization?
A) Filing an application with the Ministry of Home Affairs
B) Filing an application with the Ministry of External Affairs
C) Filing an application with the President of India
D) Filing an application with the Prime Minister of India
58. Who is eligible for the Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) scheme?
A) Persons of Indian origin who are citizens of other countries
B) Foreigners married to Indian citizens
C) Foreigners who have Indian parents or grandparents
D) All of the above
59. What rights do Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) have?
A) The right to live and work in India
B) The right to vote in Indian elections
C) The right to hold certain public offices in India
D) Both A and B
60. What is the difference between an OCI and a PIO (Person of Indian Origin) card?
A) There is no difference, both are the same
B) PIO cards were issued before the OCI scheme was introduced
C) OCI cards are issued only to persons of Indian origin who are citizens of other countries, while PIO cards are issued to all foreigners
D) PIO cards are issued only to persons of Indian origin who have Indian parents or grandparents, while OCI cards are issued to all persons of Indian origin
