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Fundamental Rights

Learn the Articles 12–35 range, American inspiration, six-right structure, Magna Carta status and who may claim Fundamental Rights.

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Fundamental Rights: Part III, Number and Constitutional Status

Learn the Articles 12–35 range, American inspiration, six-right structure, Magna Carta status and who may claim Fundamental Rights.

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Right to Equality: Articles 14 to 18 Explained

Study equality before law, prohibited discrimination, equal public-employment opportunity, abolition of untouchability and abolition of titles.

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4 min

Right to Freedom: Articles 19 to 22 and Article 21A

Learn the six Article 19 freedoms, safeguards under Articles 20–22, life and personal liberty, and elementary education under Article 21A.

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Rights Against Exploitation and to Religion: Articles 23–28

Study trafficking, forced labour, child employment and the four constitutional protections for conscience, religious practice, management, taxes and instruction.

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Cultural and Educational Rights and the Property Right Change

Learn Articles 29–30 for minority language, script, culture and institutions, plus the 1978 change from Article 31 to legal right Article 300A.

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Golaknath and Kesavananda Bharati: Fundamental Rights and Amendment Power

Trace the Supreme Court's 1967 Golaknath ruling and the 24 April 1973 Kesavananda Bharati basic-structure limit on Parliament's amendment power.

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Article 32 and Five Writs: Meaning and Functions

Understand constitutional remedies, why Article 32 is the Constitution’s heart and soul, and how Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari and Quo Warranto differ.

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Suspension of Fundamental Rights and FR–DPSP Comparison

Learn the textbook’s Article 352 and Article 19 emergency rule, parliamentary approval, and how Fundamental Rights differ from Directive Principles.

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