explain the significance of a fundamental right in our day to day life
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Fundamental Rights have an special significance in our daily life.
These rights every citizen of India enjoys by birth and we can live our daily life in peace and harmony. These rights are very important to make a country disputes free and peaceful.
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These rights every citizen of India enjoys by birth and we can live our daily life in peace and harmony. These rights are very important to make a country disputes free and peaceful.
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While the complete list of rights can be read on Wikipedia, below mentioned are some which can be very useful for us in our daily lives:
1. Right to propagate ones views as well as the views of others
2. Right against bandh called by political parties
3. Freedom of silence
4. Right to demonstrate or picket but NOT to strike.
5. Right to assemble peacefully and without arms
6. Right to form an association or union and also right to NOT join an association or union.
7. Right to move freely throughout the country
8. Right to practice any profession
9. No person shall be convicted of the same offence twice
10. No person accused of any offence shall be compelled to be a witness against himself. Material objects, thumb impression, blood specimen have to be given but no documentary or oral evidence should be asked for.
11. Right to decent environment including pollution free air and water.
12. Right to free legal support
13. Right against handcuffing
14. Right to reputation
15. Right to fair trial
16. If arrested under ordinary law: right to be informed of grounds of arrest, right to be produced before magistrate in 24 hours and right to be released within 24 hours unless magistrate calls for further detention.
Also, empowerment of citizens can be a reality only when the rights can be materialized. That is, we know what to do when our rights have been violated.
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While the complete list of rights can be read on Wikipedia, below mentioned are some which can be very useful for us in our daily lives:
1. Right to propagate ones views as well as the views of others
2. Right against bandh called by political parties
3. Freedom of silence
4. Right to demonstrate or picket but NOT to strike.
5. Right to assemble peacefully and without arms
6. Right to form an association or union and also right to NOT join an association or union.
7. Right to move freely throughout the country
8. Right to practice any profession
9. No person shall be convicted of the same offence twice
10. No person accused of any offence shall be compelled to be a witness against himself. Material objects, thumb impression, blood specimen have to be given but no documentary or oral evidence should be asked for.
11. Right to decent environment including pollution free air and water.
12. Right to free legal support
13. Right against handcuffing
14. Right to reputation
15. Right to fair trial
16. If arrested under ordinary law: right to be informed of grounds of arrest, right to be produced before magistrate in 24 hours and right to be released within 24 hours unless magistrate calls for further detention.
Also, empowerment of citizens can be a reality only when the rights can be materialized. That is, we know what to do when our rights have been violated.
Hope it helps you.
^_^
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