Question

Write an article My country My Rights

Answer 1

Hi there,

India is a republic country and every citizen of our country has a fundamental rights.

Fundamental Rights are:

1. Right to Freedom: All citizen of our country has a right to not be enslaved by anyone and be free.
2. Right to freedom of Religion: Every citizen of India has a right to Decide and follow freely whatever religion of their choice.
3. Right to Constitutional remedies: This Constitutional right are 13 civil rights which were given to the citizen of India.
4. Right to Equality: Constitution Gives right to equality by Caste, Religion, Gender. There can't be denial of any service based on any factor.
5. Right against exploitation: Citizen can fight for their Rights.
6. Cultural and educational rights: All the citizen can freely follow their tradition and people should be provided with education.

Thank you.

Answer 2

Our birth in a particular country determines the allegiance towards that country. India is a democratic country thus government has laid down fundamental rights for its citizens which they can exercise fearlessly. The constitution of India promises six essential fundamental rights to its citizens. If these rights are practiced without any fear and prejudices, they can help the country progress at a very fast pace.  

1. The right to equality helps eradicate inequality between rich and poor, literate and illiterate, and most importantly, ensures equality between male and female.
2. The right to freedom entitles a citizen to exercise freedom of speech and action which further helps the growth of the country.
3. The right against exploitation saves its citizens against any kind of malpractice and harassment.
4. The right to freedom of religion breaks the orthodox religious beliefs and gives freedom to citizens to choose the religion of their choice.
5. The culture and educational rights assist those underprivileged people who are refrained to pursue education  of their choice.
6. The right to constitutional remedies means constitution is equal for all irrespective of caste, creed, and religion.