DPSP ADDED BY VARIOUS AMMENDMENT ACTS.

BY 42nd ammendment act of 1976 
  1. ARTICLE 39A  The legal system promotes justice on the basis of equal oppertunity and will in particular free legal aid by stable legislature.
  2. ARTICLE 39F: Protaction to the youth and children against moral material abandonment.
  3. ARTICLE 43 A : Participation of workers in management of undertaking , engage  in any industry .
  4. ARTICLE 48A : TO protect the environment and to safeguard the forest and wildlife of the cuntry.

       NOTE : Article 48a made clean environment a necessary situation which a government  has to provide its citizens , in other words its consider the fundamental right nowadays.
        44TH ammendment act of 1978:
ARTICLE 38A : State shall minimize inequalities in income , status, facilities and opportunities  .
97th amendment act 2011:
ARTICLE 43B The state shall promote voluntary  formation ,autonomous functioning,democratic controle and professional management of coperative societies. 
There are some directive principle of state policy which are in other parts of constitution and articles . Such articles are as follows:
ARTICLE 350(A) It is the duty of the state to provide primary education in Mother tongue to the people or minorities .
Article 351 :It will be duty of the union to spread Hindi language amongst the people of india , develop our cultural and social element.
Article 355: It will be under consideration to appoint the sc and st in and as union or state services.

From above we can get that the DPSP  have been ammended four times , there importance can be understood from the fact that DPSP are also mentioned in other parts as well although these have a seprate part i,e part iv .


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