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The Largest Things in the World

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Indian Constitution : 6 Fundamental Rights : List, Trick and Activity

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Indian Constitution :  6 Fundamental Rights  In the Third Part of the Constitution,  Articles from 12 to 35 grant important fundamental rights to Indian citizens. These rights are fundamental because firstly, they are  essential for citizens to live democratically and are guaranteed by the constitution. Secondly, effective procedure for the enforcement is laid down in the constitution,  and in case a citizen is devoid of any rights,  he can approach a court of law for their protection. Thirdly, ordinary rights of citizens can be amended through ordinary process of law but not the fundamental rights because they have a constitutional guarantee. 📌 KEY NOTE : The fundamental rights were borrowed from the constitution of USA.  🎯 The constitution provides six fundamental rights to our citizens: Introduction/ Definition of Fundamental Right : Article 12 & 13 1. Right to Equality  : Article 14 to 18 2. Right to Freedom : Article 19 to 22 3. Right...
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