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The Indian Constitution is the cornerstone of the country's legal framework and enshrines fundamental rights to protect the rights and liberties of its citizens. It guarantees its citizens fundamental rights, including the right to equality, freedom of speech, and protection from discrimination. These rights are essential for fostering social justice and ensuring equal opportunities for all individuals. The judiciary plays a vital role in interpreting and enforcing these constitutional provisions, safeguarding the rights and interests of marginalized communities, and promoting social justice. Additionally, it elucidates the challenges and limitations that impede the realization of social justice within the Indian legal framework. In the Indian context, social justice is crucial for addressing historical inequities and ensuring the well-being of marginalized groups, such as Dalits, women, and religious minorities. The Indian government has implemented various initiatives and policies to achieve social justice and reduce socio-economic disparities. This paper examines the constitutional provisions safeguarding fundamental rights and assesses their efficacy in advancing social justice. It investigates the constitutional provisions underpinning fundamental rights, focusing on their role in promoting social justice. Furthermore, it examines the challenges and limitations inherent in the Indian legal system that impede the realization of social justice.