The law relating to citizenship in India has been a matter of public debate in recent times. The CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act) and NRC (National Register of Citizens) are topics that have led to public protests and debates, as well as petitions in various courts of the country. Written in simple language and citing the relevant sections of the law, the author clarifies what it means to be a citizen of India, the various ways of becoming a citizen, who the CAA is meant to help, and why border states such as Assam are a special case in this matter. He also explains the laws concerning immigration, clarifying who is an ‘illegal immigrant’ and how legal citizenship can be obtained. Concepts such as Overseas Citizen of India (OCI), foreigners’ registration and the Passport Act of India, among others, are lucidly explained for the reader. The author has provided a clear background and understanding of Indian Citizenship and Immigration Law in this handy book, which will be of use to lawyers, students, policy makers, NGOs and the general reader interested in these topics of current debate. Author: Amish Tandon is a corporate commercial attorney practicing in New Delhi for more than 8 years, with extensive experience in litigation and corporate advisory. He has also been actively associated with not-for-profit organizations providing legal aid to the needy on a pro bono basis. Mr. Tandon regularly conducts seminars, talks and trainings on the subject of ‘sexual harassment at workplace’. Further, he often contributes articles for law journals, newspapers and blogs on a wide array of legal issues.