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    The document provides definitions and information about fundamental rights and duties in India. It defines fundamental rights as basic privileges granted to every citizen, and defines duties as certain actions citizens are expected to perform. It then lists and describes some key fundamental rights, such as the right to equality, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and right against exploitation. It also lists some fundamental duties expected of citizens, such as protecting the country's sovereignty and unity. Finally, it discusses the importance of balancing fundamental rights and duties in society.

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    Fundamental

    Rights and
    Duties
    Aarya M. Chaudhari
    5th A (Afternoon)
    Table of Contents
    Fundamental
    Some Fundamental
    01. Rights and Duties
    (Definitions)
    03. Duties

    Fundamental Balancing Rights


    02. Rights 04. and Duties
    “What are we having this liberty for?
    We are having this liberty in order to reform our
    social system, which is full of inequality,
    discrimination and other things, which conflict
    with our fundamental rights.”
    —Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
    Fundamental
    Rights and Duties

    (Definitions)
    Fundamental Rights and Duties ( Definitions)
    The rules of the society
    which grant every citizen
    with basic privileges are
    called rights.
    Duties are certain actions
    that the citizens are
    expected to perform and
    abide by.
    Fundamental
    Rights
    Fundamental Rights

    Right to Right to Right against


    Equality Freedom Exploitation

    1. Forcing people to work


    1. It insures that all citizens 1. Freedom of speech and
    without payments.
    are treated equally. expression.
    2. No child below 14 years
    2. The practice of 2. To move freely anywhere
    should be employed in
    untouchability is abolished in India.
    factories, mines, etc.
    Fundamental Rights

    Right to Freedom of Cultural and Right to Constitutional


    Religion Educational Rights Remedies
    1. Each community has
    It helps to protect all the other
    right to preserve, protect
    fundamental rights. It enables
    Citizens are free to follow and develop its own culture
    members of the society to go
    any religion of their choice. and tradition.
    to the courts if any of the
    2. Each community has
    other fundamental rights are
    right to establish its
    denied to them
    educational institutions.
    Fundamental Duties
    Fundamental Duties
    1. To protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of
    our society.
    2. To defend our nation and even render national service
    whenever required.
    3. To promote the spirit of harmony and the spirit of common brotherhood
    among all the people of our country.
    4.
    5.
    Balancing
    Rights and
    Duties
    Balancing rights and
    Thank You

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