criminal charges. The administrative tribunals also deal with matters falling within their jurisdiction. For in­ stance, the labour tribunals deal with matters affecting the rights of the labourer. 5. Remedies available 12. The Indian legal system enables individuals to challenge legally the violation of their civil and poli­ tical rights. The fundamental rights guaranteed under part III of the Indian Constitution vest the individual with legal capacity to challenge the measures adopted by the State which affect or threaten to affect his or her civil and political rights. For enforcement of funda ­ mental rights, the individual can approach the highest court of law, that is, the Supreme Court, even at the very first instance. Article 321 provides: The right to move the Supreme Court by appropriate proceedings for the enforcement of the rights conferred by this part is guaran ­ teed. Measures violative of the fundamental rights can also be challenged before the High Court in the States. 13. It is to be noted that the procedural right to get relief for violation of individual fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution is in itself a funda ­ mental right. In addition, individuals can also seek administrative remedies. In certain circumstances par­ ticularly affecting life, resort could be made to the ex­ ecutive head of the Union or State.6. Court remedies 14. The courts have wide powers to entertain civil and criminal matters and to make enforceable orders. In criminal matters the remedies are acquittal, release on bail or commutation of sentence etc. The criminal pen­ alties may be a fine, imprisonment or other punish ­ ments. In civil matters, the remedies are by way of damages, specific performance or injunction. In cases where the fundamental right of an individual is in­
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the Indian legal system and the remedies available to individuals to challenge violations of their civil and political rights. It does not mention specific sectors such as agriculture, industry, or health, but rather focuses on the legal framework and the rights of individuals. This suggests that the text may not fit neatly into any of the categories related to specific sectors or industries.

**Category**
Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief