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Salient Features of the Constitution-II

ICSE · Class 9 · History & Civics

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Key Topics to Revise

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Understanding Directive Principles of State Policy

  • Found in Part IV of Constitution (Articles 36-51) - guidelines for government governance
  • Non-justiciable nature - cannot be enforced by courts but morally binding
  • Not substitute for laws but provide direction for policy-making and legislation
2

Sources and Historical Background

  • Irish Constitution - Principles of Social Policy for legislative guidance
  • French Revolution - Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizens
  • Mahatma Gandhi's ideas - Gandhian principles incorporated in DPSPs
3

Importance and Significance of DPSPs

  • Constitutional pledge to people - framework for political, social, economic programs
  • Guidelines for law-making and policy formulation ensuring consistency
  • Performance measurement tool - benchmark for evaluating government effectiveness
4

Welfare State Concept and Implementation

  • Constitutional goal though not explicitly mentioned - implied through DPSP provisions
  • Positive state duty for social and economic justice and individual dignity
  • Six decades of implementation by Union and State governments

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Guidelines found in Part IV (ArticlesUnlike Fundamental RightsA state that seeks to ensureThis amendment provides that laws made

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