Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs)
These are guidelines and principles enshrined in the Indian Constitution that direct the State in its governance and policy-making to ensure the welfare of the people.
Important Articles
Article 36: Defines the state
Article 37: Part IV of the Constitution is not enforceable in court
Article 38: The state is responsible for promoting welfare by creating a social order
Article 41: The right to work, education, and public assistance in some cases
Article 42: Just and humane working conditions and maternity relief
Article 43: Living wages for workers
Article 44: A uniform civil code for all citizens
Article 45: Early childhood care and education for children under six
Article 46: Protection of weaker sections, including Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
Article 47: The state's duty to improve public health, nutrition, and standard of living
Article 50: The judiciary should be separate from the executive
Article 51: The state should promote international peace and security