Fundamental Rights In The Indian Constitution

Rights, Equality, Freedom

What you'll learn

Understand the Fundamental Rights as a Citizen of India

Evaluate the Concept and Evolution of Fundamental Rights

Identify the key constitutional provisions related to Fundamental Rights

Apply Knowledge on Fundamental Rights to Contemporary Issues

Equip students to prepare for competitive exams in India

Requirements

No prior requirements needed

Description

This course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Fundamental Rights and their application in our daily lives. Recognizing the importance of rights for the holistic development of one's personality, this course draws inspiration from the Bill of Rights of the American Constitution. The Indian Constituent Assembly initially granted seven fundamental rights, which were later consolidated into six. These rights are crucial for shaping Indian democracy and protecting individual liberties.Key topics include the Right to Equality, which ensures equal protection under the law; the Right to Freedom, encompassing freedoms of speech, assembly, and movement; the Right against Exploitation, prohibiting human trafficking and child labor; the Right to Freedom of Religion, ensuring religious freedom and secularism; Cultural and Educational Rights, protecting minority rights to preserve their culture and establish educational institutions; and the Right to Constitutional Remedies, empowering citizens to seek enforcement of their rights through the judiciary.Learners will gain a robust understanding of the historical context, legal interpretations, and contemporary relevance of these rights through case studies and interactive discussions. This course is ideal for aspiring civil servants, legal professionals, and anyone interested in constitutional law, offering essential knowledge to uphold and advocate for Fundamental Rights in India.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Fundamental Rights

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Overview

Lecture 3 Article 12

Lecture 4 Article 13

Section 2: Right to Equality

Lecture 5 Article 14

Lecture 6 Article 15

Lecture 7 Article 16

Lecture 8 Article 17

Lecture 9 Article 18

Section 3: Right to Freedom

Lecture 10 Article 19

Lecture 11 Speech and Expression

Lecture 12 Assembly

Lecture 13 Association

Lecture 14 Movement

Lecture 15 Residence

Lecture 16 Profession

Lecture 17 Article 20

Lecture 18 Article 21

Lecture 19 Article 21 A

Lecture 20 Article 22

Section 4: Right against Exploitation

Lecture 21 Article 23

Lecture 22 Article 24

Section 5: Religious Right

Lecture 23 Article 25

Lecture 24 Article 26

Lecture 25 Article 27

Lecture 26 Article 28

Section 6: Cultural and Educational Rights

Lecture 27 Article 29

Lecture 28 Article 30

Section 7: Right to Constitutional Remedies

Lecture 29 Article 32

Lecture 30 Article 33

Lecture 31 Article 34

Learners preparing for competitive exams and responsible Indian Citizens