As per Constitution: Part III
- Laws inconsistent with fundamental rights to be void.
- Equality before law.
- Discrimination on grounds of religion, etc.
- Equality of opportunity in public employment.
- Prohibition of foreign titles, etc.
[No citizen shall, without the prior approval of the President, accept any title, honour, award or decoration from any foreign state.]
- Right to protection of law.
- Protection of right to life and personal liberty.
- Safeguards as to arrest and detention.
- Prohibition of forced labour.
- Protection in respect of trial and punishment.
- Freedom of movement.
- Freedom of assembly.
- Freedom of association.
- Freedom of thought and conscience, and of speech.
- Freedom of profession or occupation.
- Freedom of religion.
- Rights to property.
- Protection of home and correspondence.
- Enforcement of fundamental rights.
- Modification of rights in respect of disciplinary.
- Power to provide indemnity.
- Saving for certain laws.
- Inapplicability of certain articles.
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As per Constitution: Part II
- Fundamental principles.
- Promotion of local Government institutions.
- Participation of women in national life.
- Democracy and human rights.
- Principles of ownership.
- Emancipation of peasants and workers.
- Provision of basic necessities.
- Rural development and agricultural revolution.
- Free and compulsory education.
- Public health and morality.
- Equality of opportunity.
- Work as a right and duty.
- Duties of citizens and of public servants.
- Separation of Judiciary from the executive.
- National Culture.
- National monuments, etc.
- Promotion of international peace, security and solidarity.
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