Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties and Directive Principles of State Policy

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Human Rights are basic rights that give a person their basic existence and help in overall development. They are rights a person has by birth. Human Rights Day is celebrated on 10th December every yea…

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Fundamental Rights are Human Rights that are included in the Indian Constitution and are protected by law. There are 6 types: (1) Right to Equality (2) Right to Freedom (3) Right against Exploitation …

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Equality before Law means all people are equal before the law, from a peon to the Prime Minister. Equal protection of Law means no discrimination based on color, caste, creed, or language. Everyone ha…

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Untouchability is a social practice of discriminating against certain castes. The Constitution abolishes untouchability and makes its practice in any form a punishable offense. This ensures social jus…

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(1) Freedom of Speech and Expression (2) To assemble peacefully without arms (3) To form associations or unions (4) To move freely throughout India (5) To reside and settle anywhere in India (6) To pr…

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The State can control this freedom for: maintaining unity and integrity of India, state security, friendly relations with foreign nations, public order and peace, morality, contempt of court, defamati…

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Preventive Detention is when the State detains a person to prevent them from committing a crime, not to punish them. A person can be detained for maximum 3 months. The detention can be cancelled by Su…

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It prohibits human trafficking, slavery, forced labor, and drudgery. Taking work without pay or paying less than minimum wages is punishable. Children under 14 cannot work in factories, mines, dangero…