Directive principles of state policy and fundamentals

Understand the meaning of Directive Principles of State Policy.



Classify the Directive Principles into four groups ie economic and social, Gandhian, administrative

and those related to international peace.



Recognise the role of Directive Principles in promotion of universalisation of education, abolition

of child labour and improving the status of women.



Explain the Directive Principles which provide the framework of welfare state to be realised in

 practise in India.



Describe that the Directive Principles aim at the establishment of economic and social democracy.



Explain the role of government at different levels in implementing these principles.



Distinguish between fundamental Rights and the Directive Principles of state policy.



Appreciate the content of Fundamental duties.



Identify the Fundamental Duties given in the Constitution.



Appreciate the importance of Fundamental Duties despite their being non-justiciable.



Questions

Examine the nature of Directive Principles of state policy. What is sanction behind them?

Discuss the classification of Directive Principles of state policy.



Analyse how the Directive Principles of state policy of universation of education has been implemented?



Evaluate the Directive Princples of state policy on (1) Child labour and (2)Status of women.



Examine the role of the state in the implementation of Directive Principles of state policy.



Explain briefly the interrelationship between fundamental rights and Directive principles of state

policy.



Recall the fundamental Duties in our Constitution.

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