Directive Principles of State Policy

Indian Polity · 9 Subtopics · 49 Concepts

Pre-Study: What to Study

9 Subtopics · 49 Concepts
  • Part IV and Its Articles (Articles 36 to 51)

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  • Borrowed Source and Well-known Descriptions of the Directives

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  • Meaning of the Directives and the Term "State" (Article 36)

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  • Resemblance to the Instrument of Instructions

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  • Directives and the Idea of a Welfare State

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  • Non-justiciable Yet Fundamental in Governance (Article 37)

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  • Directives as an Aid in Judging the Validity of Laws

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  • Basis of the Threefold Classification

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  • Socialistic Principles: Articles 38 and 39

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  • Socialistic Principles: Legal Aid, Work, Wages and Health

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  • Living Wage, Minimum Wage and Fair Wage

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  • Gandhian Principles

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  • Liberal–Intellectual Principles

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  • Directives Added by the 42nd Amendment (1976)

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  • Directive Added by the 44th Amendment (1978)

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  • Change to Article 45 by the 86th Amendment (2002)

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  • Directive Added by the 97th Amendment (2011)

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  • Justiciable and Non-justiciable Rights: B.N. Rau's Recommendation

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  • Moral and Political Sanction Behind the Directives

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  • Why the Directives Were Made Non-justiciable

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  • Distinction Between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles

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  • Champakam Dorairajan Case and the Early Amendments

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  • Golaknath Case (1967)

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  • 24th and 25th Amendments and Article 31C

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  • Kesavananda Bharati Case on Article 31C

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  • 42nd Amendment's Extension of Article 31C and the Minerva Mills Case

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  • Balance Between Rights and Directives as Basic Structure

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  • Present Position of the Relationship

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  • Planning Commission and NITI Aayog

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  • Land Reforms

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  • Laws for Labour and Women Workers

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  • Nationalisation Measures for the Common Good

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  • Legal Services Authorities Act and Lok Adalats

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  • Cottage Industries and Rural Development Programmes

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  • Laws for Environment and Forests

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  • Panchayati Raj and the 73rd Amendment

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  • Protection of SCs, STs and Other Weaker Sections

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  • Separation of the Judiciary from the Executive

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  • Other Measures (Agriculture, Monuments, Health, Cattle, Pensions, Foreign Policy)

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  • Reasons for Incomplete Implementation

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  • Directives in Other Parts of the Constitution (Articles 335, 350-A, 351)

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  • Status of Directives Outside Part IV

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