A second important feature of the Constitution was its emphasis on secularism. There was no ringing pronouncement of secularism in the Preamble, but operationally, its key features as understood in Indian contexts were spelled out in an exemplary manner. This was done through the carefully drafted series of Fundamental Rights.

Which articles in the Indian Constitution are on Fundamental Right to "Cultural and educational rights"?

Articles 29 and 30.

Articles 29, and 30 in the Indian Constitution are on Fundamental Right to "Cultural and educational rights".