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Certain rights are fundamental because they are included in the "Fundamental Law of the Land" ( The Constitution ) and can be enforced by the courts.

Features:-

  • The are provided in Part 3 of the Constitution.
  • They are justiciable. The citizen can seek protection from High Courts or Supreme court.
  • The are a kind of restriction on the state.
  • They aim to establish political democracy.

There are six fundamental rights, which are:-

  1. Right to Equality
  2. Right to Freedom
  3. Right to Freedom of Religion
  4. Right against Exploitation
  5. Cultural and Educational Rights
  6. Right to Constitutional Remedies.

Significance of the Fundamental Rights:-

  • They are essential for the all round development of every individual.
  • They ensure all such freedoms to an individual which makes his/her life happy and worth living.
  • They provide equality of status and opportunity to every individual.
  • They protect him/her from exploitation.

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