Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

The video from Vidyarthi Point discusses the six fundamental rights in India, including the Right to Equality, Right to Freedom, Right against Exploitation, Right to Freedom of Religion, Cultural and Educational Rights, and Right to Constitutional Remedies. Each right is associated with specific articles in the Indian Constitution and aims to protect citizens' freedoms and equality. The video emphasizes the importance of these rights and their role in ensuring justice and equality in India.

Which articles in the Indian Constitution are associated with the Right to Equality?

• Article 20 to Article 24

• Article 12 to Article 16

• Article 19 to Article 23

• Article 14 to Article 18

What does the Right to Freedom in India include?

• Right to privacy

• Right to vote

• Right to property

• Freedom of speech and expression

Which articles address the Right against Exploitation?

• Article 25 and 26

• Article 21 and 22

• Article 23 and 24

• Article 27 and 28

What does the Right to Freedom of Religion ensure?

• Freedom to form associations

• Freedom to change nationality

• Freedom to practice any religion

• Freedom to own property

Which articles are related to Cultural and Educational Rights?

• Article 29 and 30

• Article 35 and 36

• Article 31 and 32

• Article 33 and 34

What is the purpose of the Right to Constitutional Remedies?

• To ensure freedom of speech

• To provide free education

• To enable citizens to approach the court if their rights are denied

• To allow citizens to vote

Which articles empower citizens to move to a court of law in case of denial of fundamental rights?

• Article 28 to 31

• Article 32 to 35

• Article 36 to 39

• Article 40 to 43