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Directive Principles of State Policy

Revise 3 earlier PYQs together to build the knowledge CSE 2013 Q38 tests.

Curated to help you revise related PYQs together and understand how UPSC revisits concepts across years — educational guidance, not a prediction.
The question this prepares you for · CSE 2013 · Q38
According to the Constitution of India, which of the following are fundamental for the governance of the country?
Fundamental RightsFundamental DutiesDirective Principles of State PolicyFundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties

Why revise these together?

The target's answer rests on Article 37 wording that DPSPs are 'fundamental in the governance of the country,' so the source directly on DPSP is highly load-bearing. The Fundamental Duties and Fundamental Rights sources sharpen the distractor recognition (they are NOT the answer), genuinely aiding elimination. Solid coverage, though none quote Article 37 itself.

Revise these earlier PYQs together
CSE 2011 · Q44constitutional basis
Under the Constitution of India, which one of the following is not a fundamental duty?…
Why it helps: a direct question on Fundamental Duties — the same concept as the target's Fundamental Duties; a question featuring Constitution of India — the same concept as the target's Constitution of India
CSE 2011 · Q70constitutional basis
With reference to the period of Indian freedom struggle, which of the following was/were recommended by the Nehru report? 1. Complete Independence for India. 2. Joint ele…
Why it helps: a direct question on Fundamental Rights — the same concept as the target's Fundamental Rights; a direct question on Fundamental Rights — a concept related to the target's Fundamental Duties
CSE 2012 · Q40constitutional basis
Which of the following provisions of the Constitution of India have a bearing on Education? 1. Directive Principles of State Policy 2. Rural and Urban Local Bodies 3. Fif…
Why it helps: a direct question on Directive Principles of State Policy — the same concept as the target's Directive Principles of State Policy; a question featuring Constitution of India — the same concept as the target's Constitution of India
Related concepts
Directive Principles of State PolicyUniform Civil CodeFundamental RightsFundamental DutiesWelfare StateDirective vs Fundamental RightsArticle 37Constitution of IndiaBasic Structure DoctrineWrit JurisdictionPart III42nd AmendmentSwaran Singh CommitteeArticle 51A
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