These fundamental rights are a pack of six basic rights available to the citizens and some are guaranteed to the non-citizens also. The fundamental rights are given under Part III of the Constitution of India, and are enforceable generally against the State. Here the term generally is used as some fundamental rights are even enforceable against private individuals. Rethinking the constitutional balance between rights and duties, therefore, is not about curbing freedom, but about preserving it. If Fundamental Rights are enforceable and citizens can approach the courts to protect them, it is only fair to ask why Fundamental Duties remain merely moral advice.