Which Part and Article of the Constitution of India set out the Fundamental Duties?
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Which Part and Article of the Constitution of India set out the Fundamental Duties?
Part III, Article 35
Part IVA, Article 51A
Part IV, Article 51
Part XIVA, Article 323A
Answer and explanation
The Fundamental Duties are in Article 51A, the only article of Part IVA. Article 51 in Part IV is a Directive Principle on international peace and security, and Part XIVA (Article 323A, on administrative tribunals) was inserted by the same Forty-second Amendment but deals with tribunals.
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