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What parts of the Constitution contain Fundamental Rights?
Think about the specific part of the Constitution that protects individual rights.
Give one example of a Directive Principle.
Consider the principles aimed at social and economic justice.
Where are Fundamental Rights enshrined in the Constitution?
Remember the part that protects individual freedoms.
True or False: Directive Principles of State Policy are enforceable by courts.
Think about their nature as guidelines.
Analyze a scenario where a government policy intended to promote economic welfare contradicts an individual's Right to Property. Discuss potential judicial outcomes.
Consider how courts interpret Constitutionality in conflicting situations.
Evaluate the implications of having non-justiciable Directive Principles in the face of persistent socio-economic inequality.
Think about how citizens can advocate for change within these guidelines.
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