Fundamental Rights

PART III OF THE CONSTITUTION

Fundamental Rights are basic human rights guaranteed by the Constitution to all citizens, ensuring they can live with dignity, equality, and peace.

RIGHT I Right to Equality Articles 14 — 18

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RIGHT II Right to Freedom Articles 19 — 22

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RIGHT III Right against Exploitation Articles 23 — 24

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RIGHT IV Right to Freedom of Religion Articles 25 — 28

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RIGHT V Cultural and Educational Rights Articles 29 — 30

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RIGHT VI Right to Constitutional Remedies Article 32

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Interactive Guide

Click on any of the **6 Fundamental Rights** on the Constitution scroll to explore their constitutional meaning, articles, and real-life examples!

Right to Equality

समता का अधिकार

Articles 14 — 18

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📌 Constitution Facts

Part III Known as the Magna Carta of India

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Fundamental Rights Matching Game

Match each of the 6 Fundamental Rights on the left with its correct constitutional description on the right!

💡 Did You Know?

📜 The Magna Carta of India

Part III of the Indian Constitution, which contains the Fundamental Rights, is described as the Magna Carta of India. It protects the liberties and freedoms of citizens against arbitrary state action.

💸 The Removed Right

Originally, the Constitution of India provided for seven Fundamental Rights. The Right to Property (Article 31) was deleted by the 44th Constitutional Amendment Act in 1978 and became a legal right instead.

❤️ Heart and Soul

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar called the Right to Constitutional Remedies (Article 32) the "very soul of the Constitution and the very heart of it," because it allows citizens to directly petition the courts if their rights are abused.