No. |
Directive Principles |
1. |
Part IV of the Constitution contains Directive Principle of State Policy. |
2. |
Articles 36 to 51 contain Directive Principles of State Policy.
The Directive principles of state policy are not enforceable by any court.
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3. |
The State shall secure social order for the promotion of the welfare of the people and strive to minimise income inequalities. (Article 38) |
4. |
The state shall follow the principles of equal pay for equal work for men and women; provision of livelihood;equal distribution wealth; protecting child hood; welfare of workers; decentralisation of nation`s wealth.(Article 39) |
5. |
The state shall secure equal justice and free legal aid. (Article 39A). |
6. |
The state shall take steps to organise the village panchayats ( Article 40) |
7. |
Provision for the right to work, education and public assistance ( Article 41). |
8. |
Provision for humane conditions of work and maternity relief. (Article 42) |
9. |
Provision for living wage, conditions of work for workers and promotion of cottage industiries.(Article 43) |
10. |
Provision for the participation of workers in the management of industires.(Article (43A) |
11. |
Uniform civil code for all citizens throughout the territory of India.(Article 44) |
12. |
Provision for free and compulsory education for all children upto 14 years.(Article 45) |
13. |
Promotion of economic and education interests of SCs, STs and weaker sections(Art.46) |
14. |
Raising the level of nutrition, standard of living and improvement of public health (Art.47) |
15. |
Organisation of agriculture and animal husbandary on modern and scientific lines.(Art.48) |
16. |
Protection and improvement of the environment and safeguarding the forests and wild lief.(Article 48A) |
17. |
Protection of monuments and places of historical interest.(Article 49) |
18. |
Separation of judiciary from the executive.(Article 50) |
19. |
Promotion of international peace and security and maintaining the honourable relations between nations.(Article 51) |