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INDIAN CONSTITUTIONINDIAN CONSTITUTIONSUB TOPIC-FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTSSUB TOPIC-FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS

PREPARED BY-H.R.PRASADPREPARED BY-H.R.PRASADTGT S.Sc.TGT S.Sc.

JNV, MAYURBHANJ(ODISHA)JNV, MAYURBHANJ(ODISHA)

KEY FEATURES OF INDIAN KEY FEATURES OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION.CONSTITUTION.

1.FEDERALISM.1.FEDERALISM. 2. PARLIAMENTARY FORM OF GOVT.2. PARLIAMENTARY FORM OF GOVT. 3. DIVISION OF POWERS.3. DIVISION OF POWERS. 4.SECULARISM.4.SECULARISM. 5. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS.5. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS.

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTSFUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS

What are rights?What are rights? Certain freedoms given to the Certain freedoms given to the

people, to develop their potentials people, to develop their potentials Why some rights are called as Why some rights are called as

Fundamental?Fundamental? The basic rights given to the citizens The basic rights given to the citizens

and guaranteed by the constitution. and guaranteed by the constitution.

Fundamental rightsFundamental rights

Contain in part III of Indian Contain in part III of Indian constitution.constitution.

Called as the soul of our constitution.Called as the soul of our constitution. Safe-guard the citizens against state Safe-guard the citizens against state

exploitation.exploitation. Justifiable.Justifiable. Having certain limitations.Having certain limitations.

TYPES OF FUNDAMENTAL TYPES OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS.RIGHTS.

1. RIGHT TO EQUALITY.1. RIGHT TO EQUALITY. 2. RIGHT TO FREEDOM.2. RIGHT TO FREEDOM. 3. RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION.3. RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION. 4. RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION.4. RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION. 5. CULTURAL & EDUCATIONAL 5. CULTURAL & EDUCATIONAL

RIGHTS.RIGHTS. 6.RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL 6.RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL

REMEDIES.REMEDIES.

RIGHT TO EQUALITYRIGHT TO EQUALITY

-Equality before law.-Equality before law. Equal opportunity for all.Equal opportunity for all. Prohibition of discriminationProhibition of discrimination Abolition of untouchability.Abolition of untouchability. Abolition of titles.Abolition of titles.

RIGHT TO FREEDOMRIGHT TO FREEDOM

Freedom of speech & expression.Freedom of speech & expression. Freedom to move any where of the Freedom to move any where of the

country.country. Freedom to assemble.Freedom to assemble. Freedom to form association.Freedom to form association. Freedom to purchase of land and Freedom to purchase of land and

settle (except (J&K) settle (except (J&K) Freedom to take any profession.Freedom to take any profession.

Right against exploitationRight against exploitation

Traffic in human beings.Traffic in human beings. To stop forced labourTo stop forced labour

RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGIONRELIGION

Freedom to practice, profess & Freedom to practice, profess & propagate of one’s own religion.propagate of one’s own religion.

Cultural & Educational RightsCultural & Educational Rights

To preserve one’s own culture.To preserve one’s own culture. To establish educational institutions.To establish educational institutions. Script.Script.

RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES.REMEDIES.

TO move to the High court & TO move to the High court & supreme court if the above supreme court if the above Fundamental Rights are violated .Fundamental Rights are violated .

ASSIGNMENTASSIGNMENT

Which Fundamental Right is violated Which Fundamental Right is violated in the following statements?in the following statements?

1. one politician does not allow a 1. one politician does not allow a person of another state to work in his person of another state to work in his state.state.

2.One person is not allowed to open a 2.One person is not allowed to open a Telugu medium school in Odisha.Telugu medium school in Odisha.

3.A 10 year child is forced to work in a 3.A 10 year child is forced to work in a mine.mine.

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