Differentiate between fundament right and fundament duties
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Following are the differences between fundamental rights and fundamental duties in the Indian constitution:
1.Fundamental Rights are the rights granted to the citizens of the country by the Constitution whereas Fundamental duties are certain responsibilities which every human being must carry out because of being a citizen of a country.
2.Fundamental rights have legal sanction and are enforceable by the court of law.But Fundamental duties are not enforceable by the court of law.Even if people does not follow these duties no legal action can be taken against him.
3.Fundamenal Rights are the privileges which are granted to every citizen whereas Fundamental Duties are based on accountability or responsibility.
4.Fundamental Rights can be claimed if taken away as they are recognised socially but Fundamental Duties cannot be claimed.
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Fundamental Duties and Fundamental Rights
Fundamental Rights are defined as claims of an individual that are essential for the development of his or her own self and that are recognized by society or State. These are legal and social principles of freedom and are the fundamental rules granted to the citizens of our country.
These rights are human rights so that people can enjoy different freedoms under a good and civilized government and which no authority can restrict in normal situations.
But our rights can have real meaning only if we perform certain duties willingly and without complaining. Life can be balanced if rights and duties go hand in hand and become complementary to each other. Our freedom must not become a tool to deny others the same freedoms we enjoy. There will be conflicts, chaos and confusion if everyone demand their fundamental rights with no concern for fundamental duties towards others.
Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties are inseparable and they go hand in hand. Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties are the two sides of the same coin and they complement each other.