Part 3

Navigation: Constitution of India > Part 3– Fundamental Rights > Cultural and Educational Rights > Article 25 Explanation of Article 29 This right has only for citizens of India which resides within the territory of the country. As we know India has huge diversity. This article gives the right to every citizen to protect and maintain their culture, language, and script. Hindus …

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Navigation: Constitution of India>Part 3– Fundamental Rights > Right to freedom of religion > Article 28 Explanation of Article 28 This article helps to stop forcefully worshiping and attending religious instruction. The provision of Article 28(1) that no religious instruction shall be provided in any educational institution wholly maintained out of State funds. However, this provision shall not apply …

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Navigation: Constitution of India > Part 3– Fundamental Rights > Right to freedom of religion > Article 27 Explanation of Article 27 This article provides an exemption to pay tax for religious activity. That clear more secularism concept of the state. Other meaning of the article, the State should not spend the public money collected by way of tax for the promotion …

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Navigation: Constitution of India > Part 3– Fundamental Rights > Right to freedom of religion > Article 26 Explanation of Article 26 Article 25 guarantees the rights of individuals, while Article 26 guarantees the rights of religious denominations or their sections. In other words, Article 26 protects collective freedom of religion. Like the rights under Article 25, the rights under Article 26 …

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The right to freedom of religion has been given in Article 25 to Article 28 of the Indian constitution. Navigation: Constitution of India > Part 3– Fundamental Rights > Right to freedom of religion > Article 25 Explanation of Article 25 These rights are available to all persons-citizens as well as non-citizens. This article is …

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The Right against exploitation given as a Fundamental Right in Article 23 and Article 24 of the Constitution. Explanation of Article 24 Article 24 prohibits the employment of children below the age of 14 years in any factory, mine, or other hazardous activities like heavy industry, construction work, or railway. But it does not prohibit …

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The Right against exploitation given as a Fundamental Right in Article 23 and Article 24 of the Constitution. Explanation of Article 23 This right is available to both citizens and non-citizens. In Indian society, the zamindars, kings-nawabs, or other powerful or rich people used to provide ‘begar’ to the weak and poor and did not …

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Article 21A added especially for Right to Education right addition to Part 3 in the constitution as a fundamental right. Explanation of Article 21A Right To Education Article 21A provision makes free and compulsory only elementary education a Fundamental Right and not higher or professional education. This article is not in 1949 constitution, it was …

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Article 21 is fundamental of all the fundamental right and most interpreted Article of the Constitution. Explanation of Article 21 Article 21 is available to both citizens and non-citizens. This is not absolute article restriction apply by establish law. Main three keyword are describe in article 21 Life Personal Liberty Procedure Establish By Law Current …

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Article 20 and Article 22 are given to those person who are accused in some crime. Explanation of Article 20 Article 20 grants protection against arbitrary and excessive punishment to an accused person, whether citizen or foreigner or a legal person like a company or a corporation. It contains three provisions in that direction: Article …

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