Directive Principles of State Policy
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The document outlines the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) as the fourth part of the Indian Constitution, derived from the Irish Constitution, and classified into three categories: socialistic, Gandhian, and liberal-intellectual principles. It details various articles (36-51) that guide the government in law and policy formulation, emphasizing equality, justice, education, and environmental protection. The DPSP aims to create a more equitable society by addressing issues such as income inequality, workers' rights, and the promotion of cooperative societies.
Directive Principles of State Policy
- 2. S. B. Jain Institute of Technology, Management & Research, Nagpur Directive Principles of State Policy Topic Group members:- 525 .AYUSH GAWANDE 526. AYUSH RAUT 527. BHAVESH PAUNIKAR 528. CHAITALI UKE 529. CHAITALI INGALE 530. DEEPAM BHASME
- 3. PART IV : Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) - 4th Part of the Constitution of India - Articles 36- 51 - It has been adopted from Constitution of Ireland Q) What is DPSP ? Ans- These are some basic principles or instructions or guidelines for the government while formulating laws/policies of the country and in executing them.
- 4. Classification It is divided in 3 categories for academic convenience: • Socialistic principles • Gandhian principles • Liberal-intellectual principles
- 5. Socialistic principles • Art 38 To minimize inequalities in income, status, facilities & opportunities. • Art 39 I. Adequate means of livelihood. II. Fair distribution of wealth III. Equal pay for equal work. • Art 39 A Equal justice & free legal aid.
- 6. Socialistic principles • Art 41: right to work , to education, public assistances • Art 42 :Just & humane conditions for work & maternity relief • Art 43 :Secure living wage, a decent STD of life & social & cultural opportunities for all workers • Art 43 A :Participation of workers in the management of industries • Art 47 : Raise 1. The level of nutrition 2. STD of living of people and to improve public health
- 7. Gandhian principles • Art 40: organization of village panchayats • Art 43: promotion of cottage industries in rural areas by individual/cooperation • Art 43B: promotion cooperative societies • Art.46: promotion of educational & SCs, STs & other weaker sections • Art 47:intoxicating drinks & drugs • Art 48: prohibit cows, milch & draught animal and to improve their breeds
- 8. Liberal-intellectual principles • Art.44 – for all citizens uniform civil code • Art.45 – Free and compulsory education to all children -<14 years • Art. 48 - Agriculture and animal husbandry on scientific lines • Art. 48A – Environment protection • Art. 49 – nationally important monument protection • Art. 50 – separation of judiciary from executive • Art. 51 – promotion of international peace & security