Subject: Polity
In addition to the Fundamental Rights detailed in Part III, the Constitution of India encompasses other rights that, while not justiciable, play a significant role in the country’s constitutional framework. These include the Directive Principles of State Policy, which guide the government in achieving social and economic justice, as well as Fundamental Duties, which outline the responsibilities of citizens toward the nation.
Although these rights are not enforceable by the courts, they are vital for shaping public policy and ensuring that the state works towards the broader goal of social welfare and national development. Together, they complement the Fundamental Rights by providing a holistic vision of rights and responsibilities.