What are the rights of Indian Citizen ?

Question

Government of India - constituttion, Citizenship

Answer 1

KAPILBANS HAS GOOD ANSWER.

Answer 2

The six fundamental rights are:[1]

Right to equality of opportunity
Right to freedom of movement & speech
Right against exploitation
Right to freedom of religion & culture
Right to constitutional remedies
Right to life and personal liberty- including right to education at primary level

The right to property (originally a fundamental right) has been taken off the list of fundamental rights vide the 44th Contitutional Amendment [1978]

other rights include:
Right to Information [inserted in 2005]
Right to property- though deleted as a fundamental right. it still is a right which can be taken away by the government for Public good provided due procedures of law are followed.
There are many more
Best go thru a civics book of class IX or X.

Answer 3

The six fundamental rights are:[1]

Right to equality
Right to freedom
Right against exploitation
Right to freedom of religion
Cultural and educational rights
Right to constitutional remedies

The right to property was originally included as a fundamental right. However, the 44th Amendment passed in 1978, revised the status of property rights by stating that "No person shall be deprived of his property save by authority of law" to further the goals of socialism.

The right to education at elementary level has been made one of the Fundamental Rights under right to life and personal liberty by the 86th constitutional amendment of 2002.

Answer 4

Nothing except accept meekly accept whatever the powers to be dictate.It requires a person who is fearless to take on these elements and fight against the system.I say this with pride because I have taken on several government officers in high posts to an extent that the very mention of my name sends shivers down their spine.

Answer 5

Listen buddy you have more rights as an immigrant than I do as a born and raised true blue Native Canadian...

Answer 6

The right to a decent, peaceful and happy life in one's own country .

Answer 7

http://www.iloveindia.com/constitution-of-india/fundamental-rights.html

Answer 8

right to live, right to vote, right to adopt their own religion

Answer 9

to be good and obedience

Answer 10

READ OUR CONSTITUTION