Question

an article on fundamental rights in 60-70 words

Answer 1

Fundamental Rights may well be called the soul of our Constitution. These are the very basic rights that are universally recognized as fundamental to human existence and indispensable for human development.


In the absence of these rights man’s social and spiritual life would be rendered worthless and his potentialities would have little chance of producing any worthwhile outcome.

The fundamental rights fall in six broad categories. These are right to equality, right to freedom, right against exploitation, right to freedom of religion, cultural and educational rights and right to Constitutional remedy. By the 86th Amendment to the Constitution right to education was included under right to freedom in 2002.