PPT

3. INTRODUCTION
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS:- are essential human rights that
are offered to every citizen irrespective of caste, creed,place of
birth, religion or gender.

4. FUNDAMENTALRIGHTSARECLASSIFIEDINTOSIX
1.RIGHT TO EQUALITY
2.RIGHT TO FREEDOM
3.RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION
4.RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION
5.CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL REMEDIES
6.RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES

5. Righttoequality
All the citizen are equal before the law. No individual can be given
special consideration based on caste, creed, color. All the people
in the country have equal rights to travel on public roads, to enter
public places etc.

7. RIGHTTOFREEDOM
It includes:-
1.To freedom of speech and expression
2. To assemble peaceably and without arms.
3. To form associations or unions.
4. To move freely through the territory of India.
5. To reside and settle in any part of India.

9. RIGHTAGAINSTEXPLOITATION
THE RIGHT PROTECTS THE WEAK FROM IN SOCIETY
FROM THE THREATS OF THE STRONG AND ENSURES
THAT INEQUALITY DOES’T NOT EXIST.
EG: TO COMPEL SOMEONE TO WORK, TO EMPLOY CHILDRENS BELOW
THE AGE OF 14 IN INDUSTRIES AND MINES.

11. RIGHTTOFREEDOMOFRELIGION
THIS RIGHT ENSURES SECULARISM. EVERY INDIVIDUAL
IN INDIA IS ENTITLED TO PRACTISE THE RELIGION OF
HIS/HER CHOICE. THE NATION DOES’NT GIVE SPECIAL
CONSIDERATION TO ANY PARTICULAR RELIGION.

13. CULTURALANDEDUCATIONALRIGHS
THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA GIVES THE RIGHT TO ALL
THE SECTIONS OF THE PEOPLE WHEREVER THEY LIVE,
TO PROTECT THE LANGUAGE, SCRIPT, CULTURE THET
IS PECULIAR TO THEMSELVES. BESIDES NO INDIVIDUAL
SHOULD BE DENIED ADMISSION TO ANY
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

15. RIGHTTOCONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES
THE RIGHT ENSURES THE CITIZEN A FUNDAMENTAL
RIGHT WHEN HE/SHE IS DENIED THE SAME.HE/SHE
CAN SEEK THE HELP OF THE COURTS IN ENSURING
THESE RIGHTS.THE SUPREME COURT AND HIGH
COURT HAVE THE RIGHT TO INTERVENE IN SUCH
PETITIONS AND PASS JUDGEMENTS.