The document discusses several articles from the Constitution of India related to fundamental rights and freedoms. It covers the right to freedom of speech (Article 19(1)(a)), assembly (19(1)(b)), association (19(1)(c)), movement (19(1)(d)), residence (19(1)(e)), and occupation (19(1)(g)). It describes reasonable restrictions that can be placed on these rights in the interests of security, public order, morality, and relations with other countries. It also discusses freedom of the press and cases related to freedom of assembly, association, and movement.

1. THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA and PROFESSIONAL ETHICS CIP 81 Fundamental Rights C lass # 02 Week :Feb 04-09

3. Art 19 Six Freedoms of citizens Art 19(1)(g) Right to practice any profession or to carryon any occupation, trade or business. Art 19(1)(e) Right to Residance. Art 19(1)(d) Right to Freedom of Movement Art 19(1)(c) Right to form Association. Art 19(1)(b) Right to Assembly Art 19(1)(a) Right to speech &Expression