The Correct answer is Part III.Part III of Indian Constitution:It deals with fundamental rights provided by the Indian Constitution.Presently there are 6 fundamental rights.Supreme Court is the custodian or protector of fundamental rights.It was borrowed from U.S.Constitution.Articles:Right to equality (14 - 18)Right to freedom (19 - 22)Right against exploitation (23 - 24)Right to freedom of religion(25 - 28)Cultural and educational rights (29 - 30)Right to constitutional remedies (32)?Additional InformationPart I:Name and territory of the Union.Admission or establishment of new States.Formation of new States and alteration of areas, boundaries or names of existing states.Articles 1-4 come under this.?Part II:It deals with the Citizenship of India.Articles 5-11 come under this.Part IV:It deals with Directive Principles of State Policy.It covers the Articles from 36 to 51.Article 36 of Part IV defines the term œState as the one, who has to keep in mind all the DPSP before formulating any policy or law for the country.The idea of Directive Principles of State Policy was borrowed from Irish Constitution.Part IV-A deals with Fundamental Duties.