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#DirectivePrinciples #DPSP #IndianPolity #ConstitutionOfIndia #PolityForUPSC #UPSCPreparation #CompetitiveExams #StudyWithMe #GovernmentExams #PolityNotes #victorgrowth #victorgrowthias The Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) are guidelines given in the Constitution of India for the central and state governments to follow while making laws and policies. They aim to create a just, welfare-oriented society. Though not enforceable in courts, they are fundamental in the governance of the country. What are Directive Principles? Mentioned in Part IV (Articles 36–51) of the Constitution. Inspired by the Constitution of Ireland. Promote social and economic democracy. Act as a moral obligation on the government. Key Idea: Fundamental Rights = Political Democracy DPSP = Social & Economic Democracy Features of DPSP Non-justiciable – Cannot be enforced by courts. Positive obligations – Tell the state what it should do. Help establish a Welfare State. Courts may use them to interpret laws. Important judgment: In Minerva Mills v. Union of India (1980), the Supreme Court held that Fundamental Rights and DPSP together form the core of the Constitution. Classification of DPSP Socialist Principles Aim: Reduce inequality and ensure social justice. Equal pay for equal work Protection of workers Prevention of wealth concentration Right to livelihood Example Article: Article 39 Gandhian Principles Based on the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi. Promote village panchayats Support cottage industries Prohibit intoxicating drinks Improve livestock 📍 Example Article: Article 40 – Organisation of Panchayats Liberal–Intellectual Principles Reflect liberal democratic values. Uniform Civil Code (Article 44) Free legal aid (Article 39A) Protection of environment (Article 48A) Separation of judiciary from executive Connect to us Mail : svijay14@gmail.com Phone : 9995916183 WhatsApp Chat : https://wa.me/919995916183 Insta :   / victorgrowth_coaching   Telegram : https://t.me/VictorGrowthIAS Welcome to Victor Growth IAS – Your Trusted Partner in UPSC Civil Services Preparation Victor Growth IAS is a comprehensive YouTube channel dedicated to aspirants preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination, including IAS, IPS, IFS, and allied services. Under the expert leadership of Vijay Sir, this channel provides structured, conceptual, and exam-oriented guidance for Prelims, Mains, and Interview (Personality Test) stages of the UPSC exam. Our mission is simple: to make high-quality UPSC preparation accessible, affordable, and effective for every serious aspirant across India. At Victor Growth IAS, we believe that success in UPSC is not about studying more, but studying smart. With a well-planned strategy, right mentorship, consistent practice, and clarity of concepts, every aspirant can achieve their dream of becoming a civil servant. This channel is designed to guide you step-by-step through the vast UPSC syllabus with clarity, discipline, and confidence. What You Will Learn on Victor Growth IAS This channel covers the entire UPSC syllabus in a systematic and integrated manner. Each subject is taught from the basics to advanced level, keeping both beginners and experienced aspirants in mind. Our videos are aligned with the latest UPSC exam pattern, syllabus, and trends. UPSC Prelims Preparation Polity, Constitution, Governance, and Current Affairs History: Ancient, Medieval, Modern, and Art & Culture Geography: Physical, Human, Indian, and World Geography Economy: Basics to advanced concepts with current relevance Environment, Ecology, Climate Change, and Biodiversity Science and Technology for UPSC International Relations and Security Issues Daily and monthly current affairs analysis Prelims MCQs, PYQs, and high-level practice questions UPSC Mains Preparation GS Paper I, II, III, and IV complete coverage Essay writing guidance with examples and structure Answer writing practice with model answers Ethics case studies and value-based answers Governance, social justice, internal security, and economy analysis Integrated approach for current affairs and static subjects Mind mapping, note-making, and revision strategies