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Fundamental Rights Indian Constitution

The document outlines the Fundamental Rights enshrined in the Indian Constitution, detailing six key rights including the Right to Equality, Right to Freedom, and Right against Exploitation, along with their respective articles and provisions. It highlights important notes such as Article 13, which invalidates laws conflicting with these rights, and Article 32, which emphasizes the enforceability of these rights through the Supreme Court. Overall, these rights aim to protect individual freedoms and promote equality in society.

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Fundamental Rights Indian Constitution

The document outlines the Fundamental Rights enshrined in the Indian Constitution, detailing six key rights including the Right to Equality, Right to Freedom, and Right against Exploitation, along with their respective articles and provisions. It highlights important notes such as Article 13, which invalidates laws conflicting with these rights, and Article 32, which emphasizes the enforceability of these rights through the Supreme Court. Overall, these rights aim to protect individual freedoms and promote equality in society.

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Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

[Link] Right Articles Covered Key Provisions

1 Right to Equality Art 14 to 18 - Equality before law

- No discrimination

- Equal job opportunity

- End of untouchability & titles

2 Right to Freedom Art 19 to 22 - 6 Freedoms

- Protection in convictions

- Life & liberty

- Education (21A)

- Arrest safeguards

3 Right against Exploitation Art 23 to 24 - No trafficking or forced labor

- No child labor under 14

4 Right to Freedom of Religion Art 25 to 28 - Freedom of religion

- Manage religious affairs

- No religious taxes

- Religious education freedom

5 Cultural & Educational Rights Art 29 to 30 - Minority culture protection

- Minority education rights

6 Right to Constitutional Remedies Art 32 - Move SC for rights enforcement

- Writs: HCMPQ

Important Notes:

- Article 13: Declares laws inconsistent with Fundamental Rights as void.

- Article 32: Heart and Soul of the Constitution - Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.

- Fundamental Rights are justiciable (enforceable by courts).

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