Fundamental Rights
Fundamental Rights are special rights given to citizens that are protected and guaranteed by the country's Constitution. This means they are very important and cannot be easily changed or taken away by the government through ordinary laws. The judiciary helps protect these rights.
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- Fundamental Rights vs. Fundamental Duties: Understanding Your Freedoms and Responsibilities in India Fundamental Rights are special rights given to citizens that are protected and guaranteed by the country's Constitution. This means they are very important and cannot be easily changed or taken away by the government through ordinary laws. The judiciary helps protect these rights.