Which is NOT a Directive Principle to be followed by the State for policy-making?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) The operation of economic system results for concentration of wealth.
· Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) in the Indian Constitution aim to establish social and economic democracy, emphasizing equitable distribution of wealth and resources, protection of children and workers, and equal pay for equal work.
· Option (c) contradicts the principles in DPSP, as they specifically direct the state to prevent concentration of wealth to ensure economic equity, not promote it.
Information Booster:
· DPSP Article 39 (c): Directs the state to ensure that the economic system does not result in the concentration of wealth and means of production in a way that harms the common good.
· Protection of Children and Workers: The DPSP directs states to make policies that ensure the tender age of children is protected and that they are not exploited in hazardous occupations.
· Equal Pay for Equal Work (Article 39(d)): This principle is directed towards achieving economic justice and preventing gender or wage discrimination.
· Common Good and Material Resources: According to Article 39(b), the state should control and manage the material resources of the community for the common good, ensuring fair distribution.