Welfare State
Which part of the Constitution of India declares the ideal of Welfare State?
Choose an option to inspect its reasoning.
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Consider the following statements: Statement-I: Switzerland is one of the leading exporters of gold in terms of value. Statement-II: Switzerland has the second largest gold reserves in the world. Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements?
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- Economy, External Sector
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- Medium
- Amount of reading
- Low
- Calculations required
- None
- Reasoning steps
- 2
- Estimated time to solve
- Moderate
- Chance of guessing correctly
- Low
- How easy to eliminate options
- Medium
- (a) Switzerland is a major gold-export hub because of refining and re-export, but it does not hold the world's second-largest official gold reserves.
- (b) The export role is real, yet the assertion about Switzerland having the second-largest gold reserves is false.
- (d) Switzerland's global refining and re-export role makes the first statement true, while its official reserve ranking makes the second false.
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UPSC Prelims · Polityresearch exam + understand questions
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Polity → Rights, DPSP & Duties
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- Polity & Governance15
- Economy10
- Environment & Ecology07
- Science & Technology10
- Current Affairs05
- Comprehension03
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- Decision Making01
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Polity & Governance15 topics
- Making of the Constitution
- Preamble, Features & Citizenship
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- Judiciary
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Rights, DPSP & Duties
Rights · Part IIIDPSP · Part IVDuties · Part IV-A
- 01StartWhere does it belong?
- 02ExplainCan a court enforce it?
- 03CheckIs the wording accurate?
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Question analysis
Polity & Governance → Rights, DPSP & Duties
Polity → Rights, DPSP & Duties
B · Fundamental Rights
A possible mix-up: Part III protects enforceable rights. The welfare-state directives belong to Part IV.
Welfare goals → Directive Principles
Part IV guides the State towards social and economic welfare. These principles guide law-making but are not directly enforceable in court.
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SELECTED QUESTIONSIN THE SET
01
Identify welfare directives
02
Distinguish enforceable rights
03
Connect rights and duties
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Polity · Rights & DPSP
Selected B · RightsCorrect A · DPSP
The welfare-state ideal belongs to Part IV, not the Fundamental Rights in Part III.
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