Q: How many rights are there in Right to equality ?

Ans: There are five fundamental rights in right to equality.  

1. Equality before law.
2. Prohibition of Discrimination .
3. Equality of opportunity in public employment. 
4. Abolition of Untouchability .
5. Abolition of titles.

Right against exploitation and Prohibition of discrimination are different.  

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