PPT: Our Rights and Duties | Social Studies for Class 4 PDF Download

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R I G H T S
A N D
D U T I E S
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R I G H T S
A N D
D U T I E S
Fundamental rights
Our Constitution gives every citizen
some basic rights known as Fundamental
Rights. These rights are for the well-
being of the citizens. We can go to court
to protect these rights if they are
denied. There are six Fundamental
Rights. 
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R I G H T S
A N D
D U T I E S
Fundamental rights
Our Constitution gives every citizen
some basic rights known as Fundamental
Rights. These rights are for the well-
being of the citizens. We can go to court
to protect these rights if they are
denied. There are six Fundamental
Rights. 
Right to Equality
The Right to Equality is about
treating everyone fairly and making
sure no one is treated differently
because of who they are or where
they come from. It's like a rule that
says we should all have the same
chances and be protected equally by
the law.
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R I G H T S
A N D
D U T I E S
Fundamental rights
Our Constitution gives every citizen
some basic rights known as Fundamental
Rights. These rights are for the well-
being of the citizens. We can go to court
to protect these rights if they are
denied. There are six Fundamental
Rights. 
Right to Equality
The Right to Equality is about
treating everyone fairly and making
sure no one is treated differently
because of who they are or where
they come from. It's like a rule that
says we should all have the same
chances and be protected equally by
the law.
Right to Freedom
Every child has the right to be born, to survive, and
to reach their full potential in life. This right includes
access to basic necessities such as food, shelter,
clean water, and healthcare, as well as the
opportunity to grow and develop physically,
mentally, emotionally, and socially.
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R I G H T S
A N D
D U T I E S
Fundamental rights
Our Constitution gives every citizen
some basic rights known as Fundamental
Rights. These rights are for the well-
being of the citizens. We can go to court
to protect these rights if they are
denied. There are six Fundamental
Rights. 
Right to Equality
The Right to Equality is about
treating everyone fairly and making
sure no one is treated differently
because of who they are or where
they come from. It's like a rule that
says we should all have the same
chances and be protected equally by
the law.
Right to Freedom
Every child has the right to be born, to survive, and
to reach their full potential in life. This right includes
access to basic necessities such as food, shelter,
clean water, and healthcare, as well as the
opportunity to grow and develop physically,
mentally, emotionally, and socially.
Education, including
access to primary and
secondary education
The Right to Freedom means you can say what
you think, choose your job, live and travel
anywhere in the country, and kids from six to 14
must get free education. It's like having the
freedom to express yourself and make your own
choices.