Fundamental Rights, DPSP, Fundamental Duties and their relevance, conflicts, usefulness in today's Era.
A bout last decade people are getting more aware towards their Fundamental Rights (actually that's a good sign of liberal society), But some terminologies like "Duties of Citizens", "Antinational" & "Police State" have become the buzzwords of the political landscape. As citizen of India we are entitled to certain rights as well as certain duties and not only Citizens but state has also their directive guidelines. So we have to update ourselves about "FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS" " DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY" & "FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES" . FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS : Fundamental Rights which is defined as a non disposable universal rights, these are the basic human rights of all the citizens defined in part 3rd of the Constitution. These rights are enforceable by the courts in fact they got the special power through article 32. Let's see what is in Fundamental Rights. RIGHT TO EQUALITY : Right to equality is p...