Equality – Explained

The absence of any form of disadvantage or discrimination is what is meant by equality. All citizens of the nation are guaranteed equality of status and opportunity under the Preamble. All types of inequality, whether they were based on caste, gender, or the idea of rulers and ruled, were to be eliminated. When compared to the concepts uniformity, identity, and sameness, equality is used differently by political scientists. The pursuit of equality does not mean eradicating diversity. The Preamble's use of the word "equality" and its context are explained in this article, along with the constitutional provisions that can be used to guarantee equality.