How basic are our basic rights

Fundamental needs of human life are funded through basic rights. The fundamental rights have been recognized and protected by the Indian Constitution. Fundamental rights can not be changed through the passage of general law. In order to change the rights, the constitution has to be amended, without the amendment, the fundamental rights can not be changed. As per the amendment to the 44th Constitution of 1978, property rights have been excluded from the fundamental rights. There are 6 types of fundamental rights given to Indian citizens in the current constitution.
Equal rights

1.      The Right to Freedom
2.      Right against exploitation
3.      Right to religious freedom
4.      Culture and education rights and
5.      Right to Constitutional Representation 

Under the general conditions and emergency situations, the state imposes some restrictions on the basic rights, but according to Article 21, the rights of life and personal freedom can not be postponed. 

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