MCQ'S
Some of the ideas of ___________ were included as DP
a)B. R. Ambedkar
b)Jawahar Lal Nehru
c)Mahatma Gandhi
d) Abraham Lincoln
C- Mahatma Gandhi
According to the Directive Principles, the state should promote cottage industries in urban areas.
False
Why are the Directive principles considered non- justiciable?
This is because if you do not get a job or seek proper wages, you cannot go to a court to seek justice
A state government implements a policy that encourages citizens to grow their own vegetables, reduce processed food consumption and importing major food industries in ensuring better food quality . Which of these Gandhian Principes does this statement align with.
a) Promote cottage industries in villages
b) Prohibit the slaughter of cattle, and to modernize agriculture
c) Establish village panchayats
d) Improve the level of nutrition and general health of the people
D- Improve the level of nutrition and general health of the people
Laws have been passes to distribute land among the poor landless farmers
True
Why are we far away in achieving our goals of a welfare state?
Despite various efforts, challenges like poverty, unequal distribution of resources, corruption, and insufficient implementation of policies have slowed progress. There is also a large population and economic disparity which make it difficult to achieve the welfare goals universally.
Which of these is NOT a feature of a welfare state?
a) Every citizen should enjoy social and economic justice
b) Maximizing profits for private corporations-
c) It guarantees to its citizens equal distribution of wealth
d) Welfare of the citizens is the responsibility of the state
b- Maximizing profits for private corporations
"A welfare state is a country where every citizen is guaranteed unlimited financial support, regardless of their needs or situation, and the government provides free services without any taxes."
False
Why do the Directive Principles call for free and compulsory education for children up to the age of 14?
Answer:
This ensures that all children have access to basic education, which is essential for their personal development and for building an educated society.
A state government has implemented a strict law banning the use of child labor in brick kilns. How will this benefit children in the state?
A) It will allow them to access better education
B) It will guarantee them full-time jobs in other industries
C) It will reduce the need for adults to work and support their families.
D) It will force children to work only in government-approved jobs.
A- It will allow them to access better education
A welfare state ensures equal pay for equal work, but this is not applicable to different sectors in the country.
False
Why do we need to "modernize agriculture and animal husbandry," as emphasized by Gandhian principles, in the context of present-day India?
Modernizing these sectors can improve productivity, increase income for farmers, reduce reliance on traditional methods, and ensure food security for an increasing population, while also creating sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.
The government has entered into a new international agreement with neighboring countries to reduce military spending and invest in joint environmental projects. Mention the Directive Principle with regard to the statement above.
A) It reflects the Gandhian Principle of promoting peace and non-violence.
B) It aligns with the General Principle of promoting international peace and security.
C) It supports the Economic Principle of a protection of children and youth against exploitation.
D) This initiative is not related to any of the Directive Principles.
B-It aligns with the General Principle of promoting international peace and security
The Directive Principles of State Policy are explicitly enforceable by law, meaning individuals can file cases in court if they feel these principles are violated.
False
Why do the Directive Principles emphasize fair use of resources instead of prioritizing rapid industrial growth?
The Directive Principles emphasize fair use of resources to prevent economic inequality and ensure that weaker sections of society are not left behind. While rapid industrial growth can boost the economy, it often benefits a small portion of the population, creating gaps between the rich and poor. Fair use of resources ensures balanced development, promotes social justice, and protects the environment for long-term progress.