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what is directive principles ?explain in easy language

Answer 1

The writers of the constitution were well aware of the ruined state of the economy and the fragile nature if India's unity at the time of independence. So though they wanted to legislate or make laws on subjects like reservation of seats for scheduled castes , tribes and women, compulsary education for children, etc. they knew India did not have resources for it . So they created a set of guidelines which incorporated these ideals . These ideals were called the directive principles of state policy.

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Answer 2

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⭐ Directive Principles, In it's most simple form, are GUIDELINES IN THE CONSTITUTION TO THE STATE. These "principles" are Non-justicable -they cannot be enforced by courts. While fundamental Rights are Justicable - they are enforced by courts. Fundamental rights can be considered as limitations to the state ; what Rights the state cannot overreach. Directive Principles are the activities Or principles that should guide the state. The supreme court has long championed "The Doctrine Of Harmonization" Which state that fundamental Rights and Directive Principles are supplementary to each other, and constitute an Integrated scheme. The directive Principles can be Classified into Three :

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✴ Socialist Principles: To Minimize Inequality of income, Ownership and control of material resources of the community for common good,Equal Justice Etc.

✴ Gandhian Principles:Promotion of Cottage Industries, Organization Of Village Panchayaths,Prohibition of intoxicating Drugs and Drinks.Western

✴ Liberal principles:Uniform Civil Code, Free and Compulsory Education,Separation of Judiciary from Executive Etc.

         This is the Most Basic Form of The Directive Principles. 
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