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The document discusses human rights and defines 10 basic human rights according to the UN Declaration of Human Rights: the right to life, freedom from torture, equal treatment, privacy, asylum, thought and expression, work, education, marriage, and social services. It provides more details on the rights to privacy, asylum, thought and expression. It then asks a short quiz about fundamental rights in India, including which rights cannot be suspended, what are fundamental duties, the right against exploitation, and how fundamental rights are enforced.
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