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Part IVA of the Indian Constitution dealing with 'Fundamental Duties' was added to the Constitution by -
Question

Part IVA of the Indian Constitution dealing with 'Fundamental Duties' was added to the Constitution by -

A.

24th Constitutional (Amendment) Act, 1971

B.

25th Constitutional (Amendment) Act, 1971

C.

42nd Constitutional (Amendment) Act, 1976

D.

44th Constitutional (Amendment) Act, 1978

Correct option is C


Part IVA, which lists the Fundamental Duties of citizens, was added to the Constitution by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1976. These duties are based on the recommendations of the Swaran Singh Committee.
Information Booster
Fundamental Duties under Article 51A were introduced to remind citizens of their responsibilities towards the nation and society. These duties are non-justiciable, meaning they cannot be legally enforced.
Additional Knowledge
· 24th and 25th Amendments: Concerned the power of Parliament regarding the amendment of the Constitution.
· 44th Amendment: Related to other constitutional changes, including the right to property.

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