Directive Principles of State Policy
PART-A Unit-IV: Indian Polity
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Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) - PYQ Points
Basic Details:
• Part: IV (Part IV) | Articles: 36 to 51
• Source: Ireland (Ireland borrowed it from Spain)
• Objective: Establishment of a Welfare State
• Nature: Non-justiciable (Cannot be enforced by courts - Article 37)
• Part: IV (Part IV) | Articles: 36 to 51
• Source: Ireland (Ireland borrowed it from Spain)
• Objective: Establishment of a Welfare State
• Nature: Non-justiciable (Cannot be enforced by courts - Article 37)
1. Important Articles
| Article | Description |
|---|---|
| Article 38 | Promote social order for the welfare of the people. |
| Article 39A | Equal justice and free legal aid (42nd Amendment). |
| Article 39(b) | Prevent concentration of wealth and means of production. |
| Article 39(d) | Equal pay for equal work for men and women. |
| Article 40 | Organisation of village Panchayats. |
| Article 44 | Uniform Civil Code for citizens. |
| Article 45 | Early childhood care and education for children below 6 years. |
| Article 46 | Promotion of educational and economic interests of SC/ST and weaker sections. |
| Article 47 | Raise the level of nutrition and public health. |
| Article 48A | Protection and improvement of the environment (42nd Amendment). |
| Article 51 | Promotion of international peace and security. |
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