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Importance of Fundamental Rights for UPSC is not new. Be it for direct questions in Pre or quoting them in Mains answer, they have and will always command a special place in any aspirants UPSC preparation.
How can you remember all Fundamental Rights as easy as ABC?
Here are some quick mnemonics to help you: Save this post to your notes 📚
Right to Equality (Article 14-18)
Mnemonic: E-DOUT
14: Equality
15: no Discrimination
16: equality of Opportunity
17: Untouchability abolished
18: Titles abolished
Right to Freedom (Article 19-22)
Mnemonic: S-OLEA
19: Speech
20: conviction for Offences
21: Life
21A: Education
22: Arrest and detention
Right against Exploitation (23-24)
Mnemonic: TC (Take Care against Exploitation)
23: no human Trafficking and bonded labor
24: no Child employment
Right to Freedom of Religion (25-28)
Mnemonic: PATE
(sound of पति; in Indian culture, 'religion' sees god as पति. eg: Pashu'pati' nath)
25: Practice, Profess and Propagate one's religion
26: manage religious Affairs
27: no Taxes for promotion of any religion
28: no religious Education in state run institutions
Cultural & Educational Rights (29-30)
Mnemonic: ME
29: protection of rights of Minorities
30: rights of minorities to establish and administer Educational institutions
Rights to Constitutional Remedies (32-35)
Mnemonic: SAME
32: Supreme court writ
33: parliament powers to modify Armed forces rights
34: Martial law
35: legislation to bring these into Effect
Glossary/Resources
1. Story to remember all aspects of Article 19 from Freedom of Speech to Reside in any part of India in this tweet 👇



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