Fundamental Rights and constitutional remedies
Whole chapter · 22–34 focused hours
Fundamental Rights and constitutional remedies
A first-attempt learner with school-level English reading and a basic understanding of the Constitution, State organs and legal rights.
Includes
- Assigned readings and concise comparison notes
- Available mapped question practice and mistake review
- One initial closed-book recall review
Separate time needed
- Repeated revisions and full-paper mock tests
- Current litigation and policy updates
- Full judgments beyond assigned passages
- Detailed institutional and amendment history budgeted in other chapters
Editorial planning estimate; not learner timing data
- Definition of State and laws inconsistent with rights (Art. 12-13)
- Right to equality (Art. 14-18)
- Six freedoms and reasonable restrictions (Art. 19)
- Life, liberty, education and arrest (Art. 20-22)
- Exploitation, religion and cultural rights (Art. 23-30)
- Constitutional remedies and writs (Art. 32-35)
- Saving of laws, Ninth Schedule and right to property
Whole chapter reading
- NCERT Class XI Indian Constitution at Work, Chapter 2: Rights in the Indian Constitution ↗
PDF pp. 2–15 / printed pp. 27–40: introduction and individual rights; constitutional text controls exceptions. On PDF p. 16 read remedies except the incomplete certiorari definition; omit the NHRC box on PDF p. 17.
- The Constitution of India ↗
Arts. 12–35, 226, 300A and 358; read Article 31C with invalidation footnotes, and Article 22 with uncommenced-amendment footnotes
- Supreme Court of India, Maneka Gandhi vs Union Of India on 25 January, 1978 ↗
SCR pp. 672–675: Articles 14, 19 and 21, fair procedure and natural justice
- Supreme Court of India, Justice K.S.Puttaswamy(Retd) And Anr. vs Union Of India And Ors. on 24 August, 2017 ↗
Part T: Our Conclusions, 3(C)–(I), printed pp. 261–263
- Supreme Court of India, I.R. Coelho (Dead) By Lrs vs State Of Tamil Nadu & Ors on 11 January, 2007 ↗
Concluding answer to the reference, points (i)–(vi)