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Which part and provisions of the Indian Constitution deal with the 'Directive Principles of State Policy' (DPSP)?
A. Part III, Articles 12-35
B. Part IV, Articles 36-51✓ Correct Answer
C. Part IV-A, Article 51A
D. Part V, Articles 52-78
💡 Solution & Explanation
Part IV of the Indian Constitution spans Articles 36 to 51 and explicitly outlines the Directive Principles of State Policy, borrowed from the Irish Constitution. Part III conversely deals with fundamental rights, while Part IV-A covers fundamental duties. Constitutional parts and schedules are foundational topics tested across all levels of civil services examinations.
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