How well do you know the Fundamental Rights guaranteed to Indian citizens? Take this GK quiz and check your understanding of one of the most important parts of the Indian Constitution.

Fundamental Rights are covered under Part III of the Indian Constitution (Articles 12–35) and are designed to protect the freedom and dignity of individuals. These rights safeguard citizens against arbitrary actions by the State and ensure equality, liberty, and justice for all.

Part III is often called the “Magna Carta of India” because of its importance in protecting individual rights.

Initially, the Constitution included seven Fundamental Rights. However, through the 44th Constitutional Amendment Act, 1978, the Right to Property was removed from the list of Fundamental Rights and became a legal right under Article 300A. Today, India has six Fundamental Rights.

This quiz covers key facts, articles, and concepts related to Fundamental Rights. Challenge yourself and see how much you know!

GK Quiz on Fundamental Rights of India (25 Questions)

1. Fundamental Rights are mentioned in which Part of the Indian Constitution?
A. Part II
B. Part III ✅
C. Part IV
D. Part V

Answer: B. Part III

2. Fundamental Rights are covered under which Articles?
A. Articles 10–25
B. Articles 12–35 ✅
C. Articles 20–45
D. Articles 40–60

Answer: B. Articles 12–35

3. Which part of the Constitution is known as the “Magna Carta of India”?
A. Directive Principles
B. Fundamental Duties
C. Fundamental Rights ✅
D. Preamble

Answer: C. Fundamental Rights

4. How many Fundamental Rights are currently there in India?
A. 5
B. 6 ✅
C. 7
D. 8

Answer: B. 6

5. Which Fundamental Right was removed by the 44th Constitutional Amendment Act?
A. Right to Equality
B. Right to Education
C. Right to Property ✅
D. Right to Freedom

Answer: C. Right to Property

6. Right to Equality is covered under Articles:
A. 14–18 ✅
B. 19–22
C. 23–24
D. 25–28

Answer: A. 14–18

7. Article 14 provides:
A. Freedom of Religion
B. Equality before Law ✅
C. Cultural Rights
D. Education Rights

Answer: B. Equality before Law

8. Untouchability is abolished under:
A. Article 17 ✅
B. Article 18
C. Article 19
D. Article 20

Answer: A. Article 17

9. Article 19 guarantees:
A. Right to Freedom ✅
B. Right against Exploitation
C. Right to Religion
D. Right to Education

Answer: A. Right to Freedom

10. Which of these is NOT included in Article 19?
A. Freedom of Speech
B. Freedom of Movement
C. Right to Vote ✅
D. Freedom of Profession

Answer: C. Right to Vote

11. Protection against double punishment is under:
A. Article 20 ✅
B. Article 21
C. Article 22
D. Article 23

Answer: A. Article 20

12. Right to Life and Personal Liberty is under:
A. Article 19
B. Article 20
C. Article 21 ✅
D. Article 22

Answer: C. Article 21

13. Right to Education is provided under:
A. Article 21A ✅
B. Article 19
C. Article 24
D. Article 25

Answer: A. Article 21A

14. Right against Exploitation is covered under Articles:
A. 14–18
B. 19–22
C. 23–24 ✅
D. 25–30

Answer: C. 23–24

15. Article 23 prohibits:
A. Religious Tax
B. Human Trafficking ✅
C. Child Education
D. Equality

Answer: B. Human Trafficking

16. Employment of children below 14 years in factories is prohibited under:
A. Article 22
B. Article 23
C. Article 24 ✅
D. Article 25

Answer: C. Article 24

17. Freedom of Religion is covered under Articles:
A. 23–24
B. 25–28 ✅
C. 29–30
D. 32–35

Answer: B. 25–28

18. Article 25 guarantees:
A. Freedom of Religion ✅
B. Equality
C. Education
D. Property

Answer: A. Freedom of Religion

19. Cultural and Educational Rights are under Articles:
A. 29–30 ✅
B. 25–28
C. 14–18
D. 20–22

Answer: A. 29–30

20. Article 30 protects:
A. Minority Educational Institutions ✅
B. Religious Tax
C. Voting Rights
D. Employment

Answer: A. Minority Educational Institutions

21. Article 32 deals with:
A. Constitutional Remedies ✅
B. Education
C. Religion
D. Equality

Answer: A. Constitutional Remedies

22. Which Article is called the “Heart and Soul of the Constitution”?
A. Article 14
B. Article 19
C. Article 32 ✅
D. Article 21

Answer: C. Article 32

23. Who called Article 32 the “Heart and Soul of the Constitution”?
A. Mahatma Gandhi
B. Jawaharlal Nehru
C. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar ✅
D. Rajendra Prasad

Answer: C. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

24. Right to Constitutional Remedies allows citizens to:
A. Go to Court for enforcement of rights ✅
B. Vote
C. Study Abroad
D. Join Government Jobs

Answer: A. Go to Court for enforcement of rights

25. Which Fundamental Right is available to both citizens and foreigners?
A. Equality before Law ✅
B. Right to Vote
C. Freedom of Speech
D. Cultural Rights

Answer: A. Equality before Law