Human rights are the fundamental rights possessed by human beings irrespective caste, nationality, sex & language.

The aim of Govt. is to ensure happiness to the entire citizen with equal rights. Under the Indian constitution the following fundamental rights have been guaranteed to human beings.

Human rights to freedom Every citizen has the freedom to express his view freely. Citizen can assemble at any place to express their views. Freedom to form unions (or) associations. Freedom to slant any profession.

Indian Constitution Indian constitution provides for civil, social, cultural, educational and political rights.

Article 14 – equality before law.

Article -15 Prohibits discrimination on the ground of race, religion caste, sex (or) place of birth.

Article 16 Provides equal opportunity for all citizens in regarding to employment.

Article 19 Provides for freedom of speech and expression, forming association and union.

Article – 20 Protection from connection except in accordance with the law of the land.

Article – 22 – lays down the rights of a person in custody.

Article – 24 – prohibits exploitation of labour children

Article – 25 – grantees freedom to profess, practice and propagate a religion of one’s choice.