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Part III of the Constitution (Arts 12–35). These are the six pillars that protect 1.4 billion citizens.

What are Fundamental Rights?

Recognized by the Supreme Court as the most vital protections for citizens, these rights reside in

Part III

of the Constitution. Unlike ordinary rights, they are

Justiciable

—enforceable directly in the Supreme Court (Art 32) or High Courts (Art 226).

Why "Fundamental"?

They are essential for the material and moral development of every individual and are guaranteed by the "Fundamental Law" of India.

Key Attributes

Limitation on state overreach

Directly Justiciable in Courts

Most apply to all persons, not just citizens

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