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8.  Preserve the rich heritage of India.

          9.  Avoid acts of violence.

         10.  Work hard for the progress of the country.




                                                                                                    • Critical thinking
          Answer these questions orally.
            1.  What does a constitution contain?

            2.  When do we celebrate the Republic Day?



                                            Directive Principles

        The Constitution of India has given some guidelines to the Government
        of India called the  Directive Principles of State Policy. These are for
        the welfare of the people. The Constitution directs the government to

          1.  provide proper living conditions

          2.  provide work for everyone
          3.  ensure that some people do not become rich by exploiting others

          4.  provide free and compulsory education to all
          5.  protect the interests of SCs, STs and OBCs.


          AT ONE GO


            The Constitution says that India is a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular and Democratic Republic.
            Our Constitution gives Six Fundamental Rights and Ten Fundamental Duties to us.
            Directive Principles of State Policy are for the welfare of the citizens of India.
          REMEMBER THESE TERMS

          Constitution              :  A legal document which contains basic laws.
          Fundamental Rights        :  The rights given to every citizen of India.
          Fundamental Duties        :  The basic duties which every citizen should perform to promote unity,
                                      patriotism and harmony among the people.
          Directive Principles      :  Guidance for the government to do welfare activities for the people.



                                             Check Your Study

          A.  Tick () the correct answers.

              1.  India has which type of government?

                  (a)  Monarchical                (b)  Dictatorial                (c)  Democratic



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