Business, commerce and movement within India are described as part of the Constitution?
Part-XIII
Part XIII of the Constitution (Articles 301 to 307) deals with trade, commerce and intercourse within the territory of India. Article 301 says that such trade, commerce and intercourse shall be free throughout India.
Articles 302 to 305 allow Parliament and the State Legislatures to impose reasonable restrictions in the public interest, and Article 307 lets Parliament appoint an authority to carry out these provisions.
Part IV contains the Directive Principles of State Policy, Part XI covers relations between the Union and the States, and Part XIV covers services under the Union and the States.
Hence, trade, commerce and intercourse within India are described in Part-XIII.
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