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The concept of Directive Principles in the Indian Constitution is borrowed from the Constitution of which country?
Question

The concept of Directive Principles in the Indian Constitution is borrowed from the Constitution of which country?

A.

Canada

B.

Ireland

C.

USA

D.

UK

Correct option is B

The correct answer is:(b) Ireland

Explanation:
Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs)in Part IV of the Indian Constitution are inspired by theIrish Constitution (1937).
• Aimed at promotingsocial and economic democracy.

Information Booster:
• Not enforceable in court.
• Guided by Articles 36 to 51.
• Inspired by Irish Republican model.
• Focus on welfare state principles.
• Complement Fundamental Rights.
• Includes ideals like equal pay, education, environment.

Additional Information:
• Canada: Inspired federal structure.
• USA: Borrowed Fundamental Rights & judicial review.
• UK: Source of Parliamentary system & Rule of Law.

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