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of <h1>Indian law defines profession as requiring advanced education while occupation encompasses any regular livelihood work</h1> Legal definitions distinguish between 'profession' and 'occupation' in Indian law. Profession refers to vocations requiring advanced education, specialized qualifications, training, and skills, traditionally including law, medicine, and ministry. Occupation has broader meaning encompassing any regular work, employment, business, or calling that engages one's time and attention for earning livelihood. A person may have multiple occupations simultaneously, which can be seasonal or year-round. Occupation includes principal business activities that occupy one's time and energy, distinct from hobbies pursued during leisure. Both terms are defined through various legal dictionaries and judicial precedents establishing their scope and application.
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