Fundamental duties part iv (A)

 Added by 42nd ammendment act of 1976 on the basis of  SWARAN SINGH  committee report. The swaran singh committee suggested the eight fundamental duties ,the 42nd ammendment act included ten duties .
note: currently there are eleven fundamental duties 
These duties are under article 51a and are as follows: 






  1. To abide thre constitution and respect its ideals and institutions , national flage and national anthem .
  2. To cherish and fallow the noble ideals which inspired our national struggle for freedom
  3. TO uphold and protect the sovereignty  , unity and integrity of india.
  4. TO defend the country and render national service when called upon to do so.
  5. To promote harmoney and the sprit of common brotherhood, amongst all people of india. Reduce religious ,linguistic and regional or sectional diversities; To renounce practice derogatory  to the dignity  of women.
  6. To value and preserve the rich haritage of our composite culture.
  7. To protect and improve the national environment , including forests,lakes,rivers and wildlife: To have compassion for living creatures.
  8. To develop scientific temper ,Humanism and the sprit of enquiry and reform.
      9.     To safeguard public property and to                          abjure violence.
    10.    To strive towards excellence in all                             spheres  of individual and collective                         activity so that the nation constantly rises            the higher levels of endeavor  adn                            achivement.
  11.    It  shall be duty of every citizen of india                who is a parent or guardian to opportunist            for education to his child or as the case                   may   be ,between the age group of 6 to 14             years of age 

the last duty was added by the 86th ammendment act of 2002 

one should remember that the fundamental duties are non justifiable  in nature.

Although these are non justifiable  we should have special  faith towards the duties and always try to fulfill all the duties .

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