The provisions relating to the promotion of international peace and security are mentioned in the Indian constitution as a part of which of the following?

Correct option is B

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1. Article 51 of the Indian Constitution urges the State to promote peace and security, supporting international efforts towards global cooperation.

2. The Directive Principles are non-justiciable, meaning they are not enforceable by the courts but serve as guidelines for governance.

3. The promotion of international peace is linked to India's commitment to global stability and cooperation.

4. The DPSP also emphasizes respect for international law and fostering goodwill among nations.

5. These provisions reflect India’s foreign policy goals in terms of peaceful coexistence, non-alignment, and disarmament.

6. The guidelines aim to balance India’s internal growth with its responsibilities on the international stage.

• Fundamental Rights : Fundamental Rights are individual rights guaranteed by the Constitution to protect citizens' freedoms and liberties, unrelated to international peace.

• Fundamental Duties : Fundamental Duties outline the responsibilities of Indian citizens towards the State, but they do not address international peace or security directly.

• States : The States in India are governed by the provisions of the Constitution, but matters relating to international peace are under the Directive Principles of State Policy, not specific to individual states.