Which of the article ensures that Directive principles of state policy cannot be enforced by any court?

A Article-31
B Article-38
C Article-37
D Article-39

Correct Answer: Article-37

Article-37 under Part-IV of the Indian Constitution talks about the application of the Directive Principles of State Policy. According to this article directives under Part-IV are non-enforceable by any court but they are fundamental in governance of the country. State should keep these principles in mind while formulating policies and enacting laws.
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If the Directive principles of state policy would have not been enforced by government where can the citizens go?
A High court
B Supreme court
C National human rights commission
D None of these
In which of the following matter the Supreme Court upheld the importance of fundamental rights over directive principles of state policy?
A Golaknath case
B Keshavananda Bharti case
C Minerava Mills Case
D All of these
Which one of the following statements relating to the Directive Principles of State Policy is not correct?
A The\ provisions\ contained\ in\ part\ IV\ of the\ Constitution\ of\ India\ shall\ not\ be enforceable by any Court.
B The\ Directive\ Principle\ of\ State\ policy are\ fundamental\ in\ the\ governance\ of the country.
C It\ shall\ be\ the\ duty\ of\ the\ State\ to apply\ the\ Directive\ Principle\ in\ making laws.
D The\ Directive\ Principle\ are\ directed\ in making\ India\ an\ advanced\ capitalist country of the world.
The Directive Principles of State Policy has been adopted from which Constitution?
A U.S. Constitution
B British Constitution
C Irish Constitution
D French Constitution
Which constitutional amendment has made Directive principles of state policy more important than fundamental rights?
A 42nd
B 44rd
C 52th
D 56th
The idea of Directive Principles of state policy in the constitution of India has been borrowed from
A The Irish constitution
B The French Constitution
C The Japanese Constitution
D The Canadian Constitution
The Directive Principles of State Policy are enshrined in
A Part V of the Constitution
B Part VI of the Constitution
C Part III of the Constitution
D Part IV of the Constitution
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar described Directive Principles of state Policy as :
A heart of the constitution
B novel features of the constitution
C conscience of the constitution
D backbone of the constitution
The purpose of the inclusion of Directive Principles of State Policy in the Indian Constitution is to establish :
A Political Democracy
B Social Democracy
C Gandhian Democracy
D Social and Economic Democracy
The pre-requisite for the enforcement of directive principles of the state policy is
A an effective, hones government
B socialist government
C active opposition
D adequate resources

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