Describe the provisions in the Indian Constitution regarding recognition of equality
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The constitution of India considers every individual equal. It states that every citizen has equal right before law. The citizen cannot be discriminated based on caste, religion, religious belief, place of birth. Every citizen will have equal rights to access the facilities provided by the government without any division. Reservations were brought to help in establishing equality for the backward classes.
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Right to Equality in the Indian constitution outlines the guidelines of equality to be followed in the country. It states that there should not be any discrimination among individuals on the basis of caste, colour, religion, sex or even place of birth. Untouchability is banned in India.
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