Question

Directive Principles for State Policies. Explain.

Answer 1

Answer: The Directive Principles are directions given by the Constitution to the Central and State Governments in order to adopt proper policies for establishing a better country. The principles say that the state should protect its people, provide them security and welfare.

The Constitution has provided certain specific provisions to uplift and includes backward sections and tribes that bring them into the mainstream. Discussions are held for providing reservation for backward sections and tribes in the policies. These people are provided seats that are reserved for them in Legislature and Local Self-governing bodies. Reservation quota has also been provided to such people in fields of education and employment. Children of backward sections and tribes are also given scholarships, basic amenities and waiver of fees under Optimistic policies of the Constitution.