Indian Constitution And Fundamental Concepts

Article 39(d), would enable the court to uphold the constitutionality of nationalization laws

Article 14, would enable the court to strike down a statute which failed to achieve the socialist goal to the fullest extent

Article 25, would enable the court to ensure freedom guaranteed under that Article

Article 23, would enable the court to reduce inequality in income and status

Article 37

Article 38

Article 39

Article 39A

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39 (a) : Right to adequate livelihood

39 (d) : Equal pay for equal work

39 (c) : Opportunity to the children

39 (b) : Ownership of material sources for common good

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Article 42 : To secure just and humane conditions of work and maternity relief.

Article 40 : To organise village panchayats.

Article 47 : Prohibition of intoxicating drinks.

Article 50 : To protect all monuments of historic and national importance.

The right conferred by Article -$32$ cannot be suspended except by virtue of Article -$359$ $(1)$ of the Constitution of India.

The enforcement of Articles -$20$ and $21$ cannot be suspended.

Punishments can be prescribed by a state legislation for offences under Part-III of the Constitution of India.

The Fundamental Rights can be abrogated by law made by the Parliament with regard to members of the forces charged with the maintenance of public order.

$77$th Amendment Act $\to$ Article $16$ $(4A)$

$81$st Amendment Act $\to$ Article $16(4B)$

$82$nd Amendment Act $\to$ Article $335$

$93$rd Amendment Act $\to$ Article $15(4)$