Which of the following is a feature of fundamental duties mentioned in the Indian Constitution?

The correct answer is The Constitution does not provide for their direct enforcement. Key Points

• Fundamental duties are a set of moral obligations that are mentioned in the Indian Constitution, which every citizen is expected to follow.
• These duties are not directly enforceable by law, but they serve as a reminder to citizens to be responsible and patriotic towards their country.
• Reasonable restrictions can be imposed on these duties if they clash with other fundamental rights or public interests.
• None of these duties are available to legal expertise or foreigners, they are only applicable to Indian citizens.
• The concept of fundamental duties was added to the Indian Constitution through the 42nd Amendment in 1976.

Additional Information

• List of 11 fundamental duties:
  • Respect the national flag and anthem, and abide by the constitution.
  • Adhere to the freedom struggle's ideals.
  • Preserve India's integrity and sovereignty.
  • When called upon, defend the nation and perform national duties.
  • Fostering a sense of shared fraternity.
  • Preserve the nation's diverse culture.
  • Keep the surroundings natural.
  • Develop a kind and scientific temperament.
  • Keep public property safe and abstain from violence.
  • Aim for greatness in every aspect of your life.
  • It is the responsibility of all parents and guardians to send their children, aged 6 to 14, to school.