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CONSTITUTION
justiciable”. Comment
the right to life under Art. 21) can also be suspended by the
individual.
Promote social equality and secularism.
Which part of the Indian Constitution deals with the '' Directive
Constituent Assembly?
labour.
exploitation.
to perform his duties or misuses his authority and curtails the rights
of a citizen, the court may issue the writ of mandamus to direct the
may have the body'. By this writ the Court orders that the person
who has been detained be produced before it to know the reason for
his detention and to set him free if there is no legal justification for
such detention.
the part III of the Indian Constitution. They are important due to the
following reasons:
opportunity.
Write a short note on the 'Right against Exploitation'.
human beings and all forms of forced labour are prohibited and
the state can impose compulsory services for public purpose. Article
constitution.
The fundamental duties enshrined in the Indian constitution are as
follows:
India.
culture
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Article 29
them.
Article 30
choice.
The state while making compulsory acquisition of property of
to Freedom'.
Assemble peacefully.
Form association.
business.
cases.
The essence of democracy is found in which part of the Indian
Constitution.
Constitution, which laid down the '' Fundamental Rights'' and ''
in social policy.
Article 14
Article 15
Prohibition on discrimination on ground of religion, caste,
Article 18 - The state shall not confer any title except military and
society, in which all men are equal as per law and have equal
of the Constitution”?
revolution lies in the part III and IV, in the Fundamental Rights and
the Constitution''.
things.
Fundamental Rights protects the rights of the individuals,
entire society.
prevent the state from doing certain things that may hamper
Constitution”?
the “heart and soul of the Constitution”. Article 32 deals with this
right. On the violation of the Fundamental Rights, citizen can
Fundamental Rights.
lawful or satisfactory.
is not doing his work legally and thereby the rights of the
lower court.