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प्रश्न
Answer the following question:
What are “Directive Principles”? Why can Directive Principles not be ignored by a government even though they are not justiciable?
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उत्तर
Directive Principles: The ‘Directive Principle of State Policy’ are ‘guidelines’ or ‘directives’ given by the Constitution to the central and state governments to adopt such policies to improve the condition of their countrymen. If these principles are followed, a welfare state which ensures justice, liberty, and equality can be established. The Directive Principles are not justiciable because we cannot take recourse to law for their implementation. They do have a moral sanction behind them but not a legal one. If the Fundamental Rights of a person are violated, he has a right to move the court. The Directive Principles have no legal remedies.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Fill in the blank:
There should be prohibited as to the use of intoxicating drinks and other drugs, which is a Directive Principle concerned with ___________________________.
Tick mark (✓) the correct statement or (X) if it is wrong.
Directive Principles get protection from the law courts
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Mention one important point in favour of Directive Principles for the governance of our country.
Mention one Directive Principles of State Policy which promotes the interests of the weaker sections of society.
Mention any two Directive Principles which promote International Peace and Security.
What do the Directive Principles say about the following:
Separation of Judiciary from the Executive.
With reference to the origin of Directive Principles state the following:
How do you say the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi also influenced the framers of our Constitution?
Discuss the importance and utility of Directive Principles of State Policy with reference to the following point:
They seek to establish Economic Democracy.
Under Article 21 A ______ education was made as fundamental right to provide early childhood care and education.
