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Discuss the position and powers of the President of India under the Indian Constitution
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![It is fallacious to think that Directive Principles and Fundamental Rights are opposed to one another in their ultimate objectives. They are in fact complementary and supplementary to each other and both striving to secure socio-economic welfare by ensuring a social order in which justice and individual liberty are safeguarded. Comment critically. It is fallacious to think that Directive Principles and Fundamental Rights are opposed to one another in their ultimate objectives. They are in fact complementary and supplementary to each other and both striving to secure socio-economic welfare by ensuring a social order in which justice and individual liberty are safeguarded. Comment critically.](https://www.legalbites.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Constitution-mains.png)
It is fallacious to think that Directive Principles and Fundamental Rights are opposed to one another in their ultimate objectives. They are in fact complementary and supplementary to each other and both striving to secure socio-economic welfare by ensuring a social order in which justice and individual liberty are safeguarded. Comment critically.
by Admin Legal Bites 1 Jun 2021 12:07 PM GMT
![How did the right to property in India compare with its counterpart (right to property) in English law before the right to property in India was raised to the level of a fundamental right on and from the 26th January 1950? What different changes has this right in India been undergoing since the 26th of January, 1950? What is its position today and how does it compare with the right to property in England today. How did the right to property in India compare with its counterpart (right to property) in English law before the right to property in India was raised to the level of a fundamental right on and from the 26th January 1950? What different changes has this right in India been undergoing since the 26th of January, 1950? What is its position today and how does it compare with the right to property in England today.](https://www.legalbites.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Constitution-mains.png)
How did the right to property in India compare with its counterpart (right to property) in English law before the right to property in India was raised to the level of a fundamental right on and from the 26th January 1950? What different changes has this right in India been undergoing since the 26th of January, 1950? What is its position today and how does it compare with the right to property in England today.
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![What do you understand about Fundamental Rights? How did they differ from other legal rights? What do you understand about Fundamental Rights? How did they differ from other legal rights?Â](https://www.legalbites.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Constitution-mains.png)
What do you understand about Fundamental Rights? How did they differ from other legal rights?Â
by Admin Legal Bites 1 Jun 2021 12:06 PM GMT