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Fundamental rights in India are guaranteed under Part III of the constitution and include the right to equality, freedom, against exploitation, freedom of religion, and cultural/educational rights. There are seven core fundamental rights that aim to protect citizens from discrimination and exploitation while upholding individual liberties. These rights originated from sources like the British Bill of Rights and American Bill of Rights, and have been used to abolish untouchability and prohibit discrimination
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- Adiba A. 130
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