DPSP Explained: Articles 36 to 51 | Directive Principles of State Policy | UPSC Indian Polity

DPSP (Directive Principles of State Policy) explained in detail — Articles 36 to 51 of the Indian Constitution, Part IV, with a special focus on UPSC Prelims & Mains. In this video, we understand the meaning, constitutional importance and classification of Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP). We also explore Article 37, the non-enforceability of DPSP, Fundamental Rights vs DPSP, their relationship and important constitutional amendments. Indian Constitution ke Part IV mein Articles 36 to 51 Directive Principles of State Policy se related hain. Ye principles India ko ek welfare state banane ka constitutional vision provide karte hain. Lekin kya DPSP court mein enforceable hain? Fundamental Rights aur DPSP ke beech kya relationship hai? Aur Constitution mein DPSP ko lekar kya important changes kiye gaye? 📚 In this video, we cover: 🔹 What is DPSP? 🔹 Directive Principles of State Policy 🔹 Articles 36 to 51 🔹 Part IV of the Indian Constitution 🔹 Article 37 and Non-Enforceability 🔹 Socialist, Gandhian & Liberal-Intellectual Principles 🔹 Fundamental Rights vs DPSP 🔹 Relationship between Fundamental Rights and DPSP 🔹 Important Constitutional Amendments related to DPSP 🔹 DPSP for UPSC Prelims & Mains 🎯 Useful for: UPSC CSE | GS Paper 2 | UPSC Prelims | UPSC Mains | State PCS | SSC CGL #DPSP #IndianPolity #UPSC #IndianConstitution