"Fundamental Rights" - Introduction

Fundamental Rights ✅ Definition of Fundamental Rights: Fundamental Rights are the basic rights guaranteed by the Constitution of India to every person, so they can live with freedom, dignity, and equality. If anyone — even the government — tries to take away these rights, you can go to court to protect them. 🔍 Example 1: Imagine this: Asmitha, a student, writes on social media that her village needs better roads and water. A local officer doesn’t like it and tries to arrest her just for speaking the truth. 🎯 But Asmitha is protected by Fundamental Rights . She has the right to express her opinion freely , and if anyone tries to stop her without a valid reason, 👉 she can go to the court , and the judge can protect her. 🔍 Example 2: Imagine this: Ravi, a college student, is denied entry into a public library just because he belongs to a lower caste. The librarian says, “People like you are not allowed here.” 🎯 But Ravi is protected by Fundamental Rights . He has the right to be treated equally , no…