basic Fundamental rights

1. Skill in Teaching
Topic: Fundamental Rights
Presented by : Varsha Nautiyal
B.ed Alpha Teacher 3rd semester
Roll No:
1770991043

2. Fundamental
Rights

3. Fundamental right are incorporated in part
3rd of the Indian constitution
These rights are protected by law
All of us would like to live happily, without
being made to feel inferior.
Similarly, we have the responsibility to
allow others to enjoy their rights as well.
Introduction

4. And

5. Right to Equality (Article 14-18)
Right to equality ensures
equal right for all
prohibits Inequality on the
basis of caste religion, race or
gender
opportunities in matter of
public employment
prevent discriminating against
anyone in matter of
employment.

7. provides us various rights.
Freedom of Speech.
Freedom of Expression.
Freedom of Assembly without arms
Freedom of Movement throughout the territory of our country.
Freedom of Practice any profession.
Freedom to Reside any part of the country
Right to freedom article 19-22

9. Condemns human
trafficking
child labour
forced labour
prohibits any act of
compelling a person to
work without wages
Right Against exploitation (Article 23-24)

10. Right to Freedom of Religion

11. Guarantees
religious
freedom
Ensures
secular
state in
india
All religions
should be
treated
equally
Are free to
preach any
religion of
their choice
Right to freedom of religion Artcle
25-28)

12. Cultural and Educational Right

13. Protects
the right of
Cultural Religious
Linguist
Minorities
Cultural and Educational Right
(Article 29-30)
Free and compulsory
education for everyone

15. Citizens can go to
supreme court to
ask for
enforcement or
protection against
violation of their
fundamental rights
Right for Constitutional Remedies (Article 32-
35)

16. Fundamental rights are guaranteed to each and
every citizen if the Indian constitution
but
‘There is no right without a corresponding duty’
Thankyou!!
Conclusion