Fundamental rights
Also called: article 14, article 19, article 21, right to equality, right to life
Part III guarantees rights enforceable against the State, with Article 21's right to life and personal liberty read expansively to cover privacy, dignity, health and a clean environment. Reasonable restrictions are permitted, and where they end is perpetually litigated.
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- GS-II · Constitutional provisions, amendments and basic structure
- Prelims · Constitution, rights and duties
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