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In this course we will discuss about M. Laxmikant chapter 8 directive principles of state policy.

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(Hindi) Laxmikant Chapter 8: Directive Principles of State Policy

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Salient Features of the Constitution

This is an introductory part of this course which explains what we are going to study in this course. This course will be very useful for UPSC, State PCS and SSC- CGLE Aspirants.

DPSP: An Introduction (in Hindi)

In this lesson we are going to discuss article 35 to article 51 so that we can understand what are the provisions and principles included in this part of the Constitution. All these articles will be revised in upcoming lessons so that at the end of this course you will be able to memorise these articles very easily.

DPSP: Article 35 to Article 51 (in Hindi)

In this lesson we will classify directive principles into three parts that is socialist principles, Gandhian principles and liberal intellectual principles. We will see what are the articles in different categories. It will also work as a revision lesson as we have already discussed article 35 to article 51.

DPSP: Classification of Directive Principles (in Hindi)

In this lesson we are going to discuss different constitutional amendments When new directive principles added to the part IV. We will discuss sanction behind directive principles and you will know why different political thinkers and experts criticise this directive principles.

DPSP: New Directives, Sanction and Criticism of Directive Principles (in Hindi)

In this lesson we are going to discuss features of directive principles. We will see why these articles that is article 36 to 51 included in the Constitution. we will also also discuss article 36 and article 37. In this lesson we will understand how Supreme Court and government uses directive principles while Formulating policies.

DPSP: Features of Directive Principles (in Hindi)

DPSP: Utility of Directive Principles (in Hindi)

A comparative study between fundamental rights and directive principles and we will also discuss many cases and the judgement given by the Supreme Court regarding directive principles.

DPSP: Conflict between fundamental rights and directive principles

In this lesson we will summarise all the acts and policies made by state government or central government for implementation of directive principles.

DPSP: Implementation of Directive Principles Part-I

DPSP: Implementation of Directives Principles Part-2

In this lesson we will discuss about directives outside part four and also we will discuss about our next course which will enable us to revise all the topics related to quality through multiple choice questions.

DPSP: Directives outside part IV

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DPSP: An Introduction (in Hindi)

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DPSP: Article 35 to Article 51 (in Hindi)

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DPSP: Classification of Directive Principles (in Hindi)

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DPSP: New Directives, Sanction and Criticism of Directive Principles (in Hindi)

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DPSP: Features of Directive Principles (in Hindi)

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DPSP: Utility of Directive Principles (in Hindi)

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DPSP: Conflict between fundamental rights and directive principles

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DPSP: Implementation of Directive Principles Part-I

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DPSP: Implementation of Directives Principles Part-2

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DPSP: Directives outside part IV