Correct Answer: Six

Solution : The correct answer is Six .

The Indian Constitution secures six fundamental rights. The Right to Equality (14-18) ensures equal treatment; the Right to Freedom (19-22) covers speech, assembly, association, and movement; the Right against Exploitation (23-24) prohibits human trafficking and forced labour; the Right to Freedom of Religion (25-28), safeguards religious practices; Cultural and Educational Rights (29-30) protect minority interests Right to Constitutional Remedies (32) allows legal recourse for rights violations.