Question

Mention two major difference beteen fundamental rights and directive principles of state policies?

Answer 1

The difference between fundamental rights and directive principles are discussed in the points given below:

Fundamental Rights can be understood as the basic freedoms enjoyed by every citizen of the country, which is recognized by society and sanctioned by the State. Conversely, When laws and policies are framed by the central or state government, certain principles are considered, called as directive principles of state policy.

Fundamental rights are defined under Part III of the Constitution, comprising articles from 12 to 35. As against, Directive Principles of State Policy are embodied under Part III of the Constitution, containing articles from 36 to 51.