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| 4751 |
Which Article promotes the organization of village panchayats?
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Article 40
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| 4752 |
Which Article directs the State to provide free and compulsory education to children aged 6–14?
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Article 45 (now under Article 21A)
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| 4753 |
Which Article promotes equal pay for equal work for men and women?
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Article 39(d)
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| 4754 |
Which Article directs the State to strive to minimize inequalities in income and status?
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Article 38
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| 4755 |
What is the relation between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles?
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They complement each other for achieving social justice
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| 4756 |
Can Directive Principles override Fundamental Rights?
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No, they cannot override Fundamental Rights
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| 4757 |
Do Directive Principles aim at economic and social justice?
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Yes, they focus on reducing inequality and poverty
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| 4758 |
What is the main purpose of Directive Principles?
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To guide the government in creating a just society
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| 4759 |
Who suggested the idea of Directive Principles in the Indian Constitution?
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Mahatma Gandhi and the Irish Constitution
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| 4760 |
Are Directive Principles legally enforceable in courts?
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No, they are guidelines for the state
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| 4761 |
Which part of the Constitution contains Directive Principles?
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Part IV, Articles 36 to 51
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| 4762 |
Do Fundamental Duties complement Fundamental Rights?
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Yes, they remind citizens to respect the rights of others while enjoying their own rights
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| 4763 |
How do Fundamental Duties help in nation-building?
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They create awareness about civic responsibilities and promote ethical behavior
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| 4764 |
Can the government take action if a citizen violates Fundamental Duties?
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Yes, through law in certain cases like environmental protection or education duties
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| 4765 |
Are Fundamental Duties included in the Directive Principles of State Policy?
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No, they are listed separately under Part IV-A
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| 4766 |
What does the duty “to provide opportunities for education to children between 6 and 14 years” relate to?
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Supports the Right to Education and encourages responsible citizens
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| 4767 |
What is expected under “to strive towards excellence in all spheres of individual and collective activity”?
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Pursue personal and professional excellence to strengthen society and nation
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| 4768 |
What does the duty “to safeguard public property and abjure violence” entail?
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Do not damage public property and avoid violent acts
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| 4769 |
What is meant by “to develop scientific temper, humanism, and spirit of inquiry and reform”?
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Encourage rational thinking, scientific outlook, and progressive ideas
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| 4770 |
What does the duty “to protect and improve the natural environment” require?
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Safeguard forests, rivers, wildlife, and the overall environment
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| 4771 |
What is expected under “to preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture”?
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Protect monuments, languages, art, and traditions
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| 4772 |
What does the duty “to promote harmony and spirit of common brotherhood” mean?
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Avoid discrimination and maintain national integration
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| 4773 |
What is meant by “to defend the country and render national service when required”?
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Citizens should serve in the armed forces or help the nation in emergencies
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| 4774 |
What does the duty “to uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity, and integrity of India” require?
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Citizens must defend India’s territorial integrity and unity
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| 4775 |
What is expected from citizens under the duty “to cherish and follow the noble ideals of freedom struggle”?
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Respect and remember the sacrifices of freedom fighters
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