The Constitution of India is founded on the bedrock of justice and equality. These principles are not just a guiding force for the government authorities but are crucial for the growth of one's personality. The principle of equality is the most significant among them. That is why it has been mentioned in both fundamental rights and the directive principles. All the major movements seek their driving force from these provisions of the Constitution and strive to realise these goals in practical sphere and not merely as a provision in a book of law.
Every struggle of women, poor and the destitute strengthens from the belief that all people are equal before the law irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion, region, race or place of birth. They find their belief supported by the provisions of the constitution itself. Majority of the participants in these movements aim at making these provisions of the constitution reality someday. There is a real meaning and utter importance of these provisions in our daily lives. This is what makes our Constitution a living document.