Question

What does Article 19(1) of the constitution include?

Answer 1

Hint: In a country for a good administration, political issues and the knowledge of the power of the government is made by a set of rules and regulations called the Constitution which includes Articles and Fundamental Rights.

Complete answer:
Prem Behari Narain Raizada was the person who wrote the original constitution of India, it was first written in the italic style and then the Constitution was issued in Dehradun. Dr.BR Ambedkar is known to be the Father of the Indian Constitution as he is the only person who fought for amending the constitution.
Human Rights are the very basic rights that shape the all-around development of every individual. The social and Economic Rights of man are known as Human Rights. 10th December is Human Rights Day.
The Constitution of India gives fundamental justice for the citizens based on social, economic, and political issues. It also gives the rights of Liberty, Freedom from slavery, Right to own property, Justice, Republic, Equality, and Fraternity, etc. The Constitution also holds basic seven Fundamentals rights.
Human Rights are the rights that are inherent in all Human beings. According to the Indian Constitution (1949), Article 19 includes the freedom of speech and expression, here a person has a right to speak and receive information.

Note: This Article 19 (1) also says that a person has a right to show the thought of the expression, it also does not mean that a person can talk whatever, and whenever he/she wants. Reasonable restrictions should be there.