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POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ON SSC.

POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ON SSC. TOPIC INDIAN CONSTITUTION SUB TOPIC-FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS PREPARED BY-H.R.PRASAD TGT S.Sc. JNV, MAYURBHANJ(ODISHA). KEY FEATURES OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION. 1.FEDERALISM. 2. PARLIAMENTARY FORM OF GOVT. 3. DIVISION OF POWERS. 4.SECULARISM. 5. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS.

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POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ON SSC.

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  1. POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ON SSC. TOPIC INDIAN CONSTITUTION SUB TOPIC-FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS PREPARED BY-H.R.PRASAD TGT S.Sc. JNV, MAYURBHANJ(ODISHA)

  2. KEY FEATURES OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION. • 1.FEDERALISM. • 2. PARLIAMENTARY FORM OF GOVT. • 3. DIVISION OF POWERS. • 4.SECULARISM. • 5. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS.

  3. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS • What are rights? • Certain freedoms given to the people, to develop their potentials • Why some rights are called as Fundamental? • The basic rights given to the citizens and guaranteed by the constitution.

  4. Fundamental rights • Contain in part III of Indian constitution. • Called as the soul of our constitution. • Safe-guard the citizens against state exploitation. • Justifiable. • Having certain limitations.

  5. TYPES OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. • 1. RIGHT TO EQUALITY. • 2. RIGHT TO FREEDOM. • 3. RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION. • 4. RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION. • 5. CULTURAL & EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS. • 6.RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES.

  6. RIGHT TO EQUALITY • -Equality before law. • Equal opportunity for all. • Prohibition of discrimination • Abolition of untouchability. • Abolition of titles.

  7. RIGHT TO FREEDOM • Freedom of speech & expression. • Freedom to move any where of the country. • Freedom to assemble. • Freedom to form association. • Freedom to purchase of land and settle (except (J&K) • Freedom to take any profession.

  8. Right against exploitation • Traffic in human beings. • To stop forced labour

  9. RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION • Freedom to practice, profess & propagate of one’s own religion.

  10. Cultural & Educational Rights • To preserve one’s own culture. • To establish educational institutions. • Script.

  11. RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. • TO move to the High court & supreme court if the above Fundamental Rights are violated .

  12. ASSIGNMENT • Which Fundamental Right is violated in the following statements? • 1. one politician does not allow a person of another state to work in his state. • 2.One person is not allowed to open a Telugu medium school in Odisha. • 3.A 10 year child is forced to work in a mine.

  13. THANKING YOU

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