Question

what is the nature of the directive principles of state policy​

Answer 1

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DPSP are enumerated in part IV of the constitution under article 36 -51. Objective of DPSP is to create welfare state where social and economic democracy is achieved through legitimate ways. They are non-enforceable in nature i.e. one cannot go to court for their non implementation.

Since independence government through statute or constitutional amendments have tried to provide enforceability to DPSCP. For eg. Right to education was incorporated as part of fundamental rights in article 21A. MNREGA was brought to give statutory backing to right to work, organisation of village panchayats via 73rd amendment. But there are difficulties to implement the DPSP due to

Answer 2

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Directive principles are not enforceable in the courts of law. In other words, the courts do not entertain any case for the failure of government to comply with these principles. For this reason, it is said that these Directive principles are only manifesto of aims and aspirations .These are like a cheque payable by a bank at its convenience. They have been compared to the New Year's Resolution which can be broken the very next day.