Directive Principles

Q. Directive Principles of State Policy are _____ in nature.

1. compulsory
2. advisory
3. indicative
4. recommendative

Q. The aim of the directive principles of state policy is to ________.

1. establish a welfare state
2. establish a democratic state
3. establish corruption free society
4. inculcate transparent administration

Q. DPSP stands for ________.

1. Directive Programmes of State Policy
2. Directive Principles of State Policy
3. Directive Principles of Sustainable Policy
4. Directive Programmes of Sustainable Policy

Q. Which of the following comes under the purview of directive principles?

1. Central government only
2. State governments only
3. Central government and state governments
4. Prescribed state governments only

Q. Which of the following comes under the purview of directive principles?

1. Central government only
2. State governments only
3. Central government and state governments
4. Prescribed state governments only

Q. Which of the following contains the directive principles in itself?

1. Law
2. Constitution
3. Judiciary
4. Government

Q. The directive principles of state policy aims to separate _____ from _____.

1. executive, judiciary
2. judiciary, legislative
3. executive, legislative
4. bureaucracy, executive

Q. The Directive Principles aim to protect which among the following?

1. Forests
2. Wildlife
3. Monuments
4. Business

Q. Which of the following is not covered in the directive principles?

1. To ensure equal pay for equal work for both men and women
2. To prevent the exploitation of women and children
3. To ensure the participation of workers in the management of industries
4. None of the above

Q. Directive Principles of State Policy are _____ in nature.

1. compulsory
2. advisory
3. recommendative
4. indicative

Q. Which of the following is not an aspect of the directive principles?

1. Redistribution of wealth
2. Prevention of accumulation of wealth
3. Protection of environment
4. Political autonomy of states

Q. The aim of the Directive Principles of State Policy is to establish a welfare state.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of the following contains the directive principles in itself?

1. Law
2. Constitution
3. Judiciary
4. Government

Q. The concept of Directive Principles was borrowed from the Irish constitution.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of the following comes under the purview of directive principles?

1. Central government only
2. State governments only
3. Central government and state governments
4. Prescribed state governments only

Q. DPSP stands for ________.

1. Directive Programmes of State Policy
2. Directive Principles of State Policy
3. Directive Principles of Sustainable Policy
4. Directive Programmes of Sustainable Policy