Which among the following were given supremacy over Fundamental Rights
The 42nd Amendment gave Directive Principles primacy over Fundamental Rights through Article 31C.
Ref: Introduction to the Constitution of India
DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES & FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES
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In which Five Year Plan are we now, in 2002-2007?
The Tenth Plan ran from 2002 to 2007 in India.
Ref: Indian Polity
Which one of the following is not a Fundamental Duty?
Article 51A lists public property, national service and sovereignty, not inter-caste marriage.
Ref: Introduction to the Constitution of India
The Directive Principles of State Policy direct the State to promote
Article 43 expressly directs the State to promote cottage industries in rural areas.
Ref: Introduction to the Constitution of India
To provide justice to economically disabled citizens, the Directive Principles of State Policy direct the State to provi
Article 41 requires public assistance in unemployment, sickness, disablement and undeserved want.
Ref: Introduction to the Constitution of India
The Directive Principles of State Policy do not direct the State to endeavour to protect
Articles 48A and 49 cover forests, environment and monuments, not minorities specifically.
Ref: Introduction to the Constitution of India
The Directive Principles of State Policy are the obligation of the
Article 37 makes the principles binding on the State in all governments.
Ref: Indian Polity
The Directive Principles under Article 46 consider ___ as the educationally and economically weaker sections of society.
Article 46 specially promotes educational and economic interests of SCs and STs.
Ref: Introduction to the Constitution of India
A Fundamental Duty demands
Article 51A(a) makes abiding by the Constitution a citizen's duty.
Ref: Introduction to the Constitution of India
The Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles are
Both Parts together aim at political, social and economic democracy.
Ref: Indian Polity
Monuments and places and objects of national importance are protected because India is a country with
Article 49 obliges the State to protect monuments of national importance.
Ref: Introduction to the Constitution of India
To protect and improve the natural environment and wildlife is one of the
Article 48A directs the State to protect and improve the environment.
Ref: Introduction to the Constitution of India
