The correct answer is (a), (c), (d), (e) Explanation & Key Takeaways: The six fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution are considered essential for the functioning of Indian democracy. • The right to freedom is given in Articles 19, 20, 21A and 22 of the Indian Constitution. Important Notes: Article 19- • Freedom of Speech and Expression: Article 19 of the Constitution provides freedom of speech which is the right to express one’s opinion freely without any fear through oral/written/electronic/broadcasting/press. • Freedom of expression includes Freedom of Press. It covers blogs and websites too. • Freedom of Assembly: The constitution guarantees the right to hold meetings and take out processions. • The processions and meetings should be unarmed and peaceful. • This right may be restricted in the interest of the public order or sovereignty and integrity of the country. • This article has also been reviewed and interpreted by the Supreme Court many times. • Freedom of Association: The Constitution declares that all citizens will have the right to form associations and unions. • Freedom of Movement: It is guaranteed by the Constitution and citizens can move from one state to another and anywhere within a state. • A person free to move from any point to any point within the country’s territories. • There are certain exceptions such as Scheduled Tribe areas and army areas. • Freedom of Residence: An Indian citizen is free to reside in any state. Again this is subject to certain restrictions. • Freedom of Trade and Occupation: The Constitution of India guarantees each of its citizens to do trade, Occupation or business anywhere in the country. Thus, it is clear that the Right to protect life and personal liberty is not a part of Article 19 of the Indian constitution.