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<h1>Fundamental Rights Include Speech, Assembly, Movement, and Profession Subject to Reasonable State Restrictions</h1> All citizens have fundamental rights including freedom of speech and expression, peaceful assembly, forming associations, movement and residence within the country, and practicing any profession or business. However, these rights are subject to reasonable restrictions imposed by the State in the interests of sovereignty, integrity, security, public order, morality, contempt of court, defamation, incitement to offense, friendly foreign relations, and protection of Scheduled Tribes. Existing laws or new laws may regulate these rights, including qualifications for professions or State control over certain trades or industries. The provisions ensure a balance between individual freedoms and the State's authority to impose restrictions for public welfare and security.