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Part III of Indian Constitution containing one of the most elaborate provisions of Fundamental Rights guaranteed to Indian citizens. → Right to Equality (14-18) → Right to Freedom (19-22) → Right against Exploitation (23-24) It these emphasise the modern values of Indian democracy as: → Equality is central to realisation of potential whereas freedom ensues it. → Representation intervenes between executive tyranny and personal well being. Hence it is a true representative of modern democratic values. On the other hand.

Right to Freedom of Religion (25-26) emphasises on positive secularism reflecting one plural collective conscience non → Cultural and Educational Rights is safeguarded to minorities is flourishing of every cultural realm showcasing the true plural and inclusive spirit of Indian democracy. → Right to Constitutional Remedies- a Dr B.R Ambedkar named as bulwark of Indian constitution ensures all the other rights made sense. On the other hand: → US has a simple Bill of Rights. → South African constitution also lacks in some respect like conscience freedom. Hence Indian Constitution's Part III can be a directional agent for the univers of constitutionalism to lead towards true realisation of democratic values.

— SRIGIRIRAJU V P S SAI KRISHNA · AIR 125