Background
Overview
Fundamental Rights, especially Article 21, are central to Indian constitutional law and governance (GS2). Their interpretation, scope, and enforcement are frequently examined.
Human rights are universal moral principles that entitle all individuals to certain standards of treatment, while Fundamental Rights, enshrined in Part III of the Indian Constitution, are legally enforceable rights crucial for the holistic development of citizens. Article 21 specifically guarantees the 'Right to Life and Personal Liberty'.