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The expression ‘Material resources’ is mentioned in clause B, of Article 39 of the Indian Constitution. Which of the following can be included in ‘material resources’?
All natural and physical resources including movable or immovable property
Electrical energy generated by a private undertaking
Mines and minerals and quarries the community for public use and distribution
All of them
- Clause B, Article 39 of the Indian Constitution aims at equitable distribution of resources for common good.
- Option 1: This includes natural and physical resources that can be both movable and immovable, and aligns well with the idea of material resources.
- Option 2: Electrical energy, though generated privately, is still a material resource as it is a physical entity crucial for societal development.
- Option 3: Mines, minerals, and quarries are commonly recognized material resources since they are essential for various community uses.
- All options generally fit into the broad definition of material resources as they contribute to the public's economic welfare.
Answer: Option 4 - All of them
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