Fundamental Rights FULL CHAPTER | Indian Polity - Chapter 8 | UPSC Preparation ⚡

In this video, we discuss Fundamental Rights (Chapter 8) of Indian Polity, crucial for UPSC preparation. Learn about the various rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution, their importance, and key judicial interpretations. A must-watch for aspirants aiming to grasp the essence of Fundamental Rights for the exam!
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00:00 Introduction
04:41 What are Fundamental Rights
09:17 Evolution of Rights
14:45 Fundamental Rights
18:25 Features of Fundamental Rights
29:00 Article 12
31:00 All of them represent the State & do not represent
35:36 Article 13
40:06 Article 13 Vs Article 368
45:22 Right to equality (Article 14-18)
01:39:34 Right to Freedom
02:14:23 Article 20
02:19:32 Article 21
02:34:53 Article 21A
02:37:15 Article 22
02:44:49 Legislative power with regard to preventive detention
02:28:16 Rights Against Exploitation
02:54:25 Article 23
02:55:58 Article 24
03:01:45 Right to Freedom of Religion
03:17:26 Cultural and Educational Rights
03:24:35 Right to property
03:32:19 Writs
03:47:05 Difference between Supreme Court and High Court
03:55:01 Expectations to the Fundamental Rights
03:58:12 Criticism of Fundamental Rights
04:00:06 Significance of Fundamental Rights
04:07:19 Thankyou
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[PradumanPal-deue]

2:37 yes sir All previous lectures have been completed ❤❤❤

24:50 all the fundamental right accept article 20 and 21 during national emergency❤❤



41:59 Twenty-fourth Amendment) Act, 1971,  enables Parliament to dilute Fundamental Rights through Amendments of the Constitution. The 25th Amendment Act of 1971 is a law that curtailed the fundamental right to property



1:08:21 yes sir pata hai


1:40:00 Liberty emphasizes the importance of individual rights and the limitations of government power, while freedom is more focused on the ability of individuals to pursue their own interests. In practice, this can lead to different political ideologies and policies.

4:04:10 44th amendment in 1978 right to property is become in constitutional right under article 300A


4:07:48 Thanks sir ❤❤

[UpscIps-oh]

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[blacktothepink]

Such clear and quick explanation to such a lengthy chapter. Thank you very much sir, truly grateful to you. Thank you sir.

[arshid_]

1:39:43 ...Liberty is power to act and express oneself according to one's will while freedom is the power to decide one's action.

[anushkathakur]

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[Explor]

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To help student like me. ❤

[navneetkumar]

Studying from this polity playlist today, polity is becoming a little interesting . This chapter took me, a week . but thanks to Aditya sir for making this chapter easy and understandable.

[sumitpatil]

nice lecture sir. crystal clear understanding of all concepts

[sanaanjum]

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[harshwankhede]

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[heemanshi]

2:39:34 Right to be produced before a magistrate within 24 hours, EXCLUDING the journey time

[parveenkumar]

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[anuvlogs]

3:56:41 Article 31C was inserted by the 25th Amendment Act of 1971 not by 42nd amendment....!!

[arifawan]

Thank you for this beneficial session ....it is humble request to plzz add more content apart from Laxmikant so that we will be able to do conceptual questions as well

[RahulKumar-ysv]

Thanks for providing such a beautiful lecture on fundamental rights

[neronasgamingzone]

Sir Article 16(4B)
It says State to not combine vacancies of previous year with vacancies of the year in which they are being filled up to determine ceiling of 50% reservation on total number of vacancies of that year 81st, AA 2000

Also SC said total reserved quota should not violate 50% in 1992

But the Amendment Act came in 2000 so which should be considered, in Table 8.4 (7th edition) it includes the former

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Thank you sir