How many fundamental rights do Indians have?

The Fundamental Rights given to Indian citizens are as follows- Right to Equality, Right to Freedom, Right Against Exploitation, Right to Religious Freedom, Right to Culture and Education, and Right to Constitutional Rememdies. Previously, there were 7 Fundamental Rights, but in 1978, the 7^th right (right to property) was removed from the consitution by the 44^th amendment.