Q. How many Articles in Part III of the Indian Constitution describe Fundamental Rights?

Explanation by: Praveen Singh

Part III of the Indian Constitution, which deals with Fundamental Rights, contains a total of 24 Articles (from Article 12 to Article 35). These Articles provide essential rights to all citizens of India, ensuring equality, liberty, and justice.
Here’s a quick breakdown:
Article 12 defines the term "State" for the purposes of Fundamental Rights.
Article 13 addresses laws that are inconsistent with or in derogation of the Fundamental Rights.
Articles 14 to 32 outline specific rights such as equality before the law, right to freedom, protection from discrimination, and the right to constitutional remedies.
Articles 33 to 35 deal with restrictions and the power of Parliament to modify or limit the application of Fundamental Rights to certain groups (like the armed forces).