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Considering the non-enforceable nature of fundamental duties and directive principles of state policy, critically examine their impact in socio-political norms.

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The Directive Principles of State Policy DPSP and Fundamental duties are covered under Part IV (Article 36-51) and Part IVA (State 44) of the Indian Constitution. Unless Fundamental rights have a non-enforceable clause their impact a void by non-enforceable. Thus this state policy: Visible Vertical impact: (1) Article 402: calls for grassroot democracy brought via 73rd/74th Headment Act. (2) Article 39: separation of powers through clerk & balances by three organ.

3Worker benefits: worker participation in management via Labour codes, minimum wage under code of wages. (4) Inclusive Growth: by reformed such as progressive taxation, land reforms to egest consumption of wealth. (5) Other: steps for health, livelihood also taken irregularly on the Corbani Report. BCC in Improved Grassroot democracy becoming adherent and agents' of government work towards during wage, unused health coverage. Duty impacts public: (1) Respect for flag, anthem constitution via National Honour act.

2Right to education (Article 21A) created due to earlier duty under SIA k. Overcome Schemes implemented with revenus ideas of freedom style hope for improvement. (3) Reduced times of women (read political, economic) to bringe women led empowerment & dignity. DPSP and FD have to wisely promoted to create an awareness among citizens. Only then India could march faster forward its goal & becoming a development nation by 2047.

— MADHAV AGARWAL · AIR 16

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AIR 162024

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Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure

Directives Principles of State Policy

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