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SHORT ANSWER: The legal provisions for the naturalization of foreigners in India are governed by the Citizenship Act, 1955. DETAILS: - Foreigners can apply for Indian citizenship through naturalization if they meet specific criteria, such as residing in India for a certain period. - The applicant must have lived in India for 12 years, including 11 years of continuous residence before applying. - The applicant must demonstrate good character and knowledge of Indian culture and language. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - Providing false information in the application can lead to rejection of citizenship and legal consequences. SOURCE: - Citizenship Act, 1955
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