Fundamental Duties

 

FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES 

*It is in Part 4A 

*Article 51 A .It is originally not in constitution but it comes at 42nd CAA 1976 

*1976 Swaran singh committee recommends Fundamental Duties 

*42 nd CAA 1976 added 10 Fundamental Duties 86th CAA 2002 added 11 th Fundamental Duties  

*Verma committee identified legal provisions for Fundamental Duties 

*It is for Indian citizen only 

*Not justicable,No legal sanction,No legislative process been provided to enforce Fundamental Duties 

*Following are Fundamental Duties 

1)Respect National Flag and Anthem 

2)Follow Noble Ideals 

3)Protect Unity and Integrity of nations 

4)Defend country 

5)promote Brotherhood 

6)Preserve culture and heritage 

7)Protect Environment 

8)Develop scientific Temper 

9)Safeguard Public property 

10)Excellence in all spheres 

11)Right to Education (86th CAA 2002)

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