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Through the 42nd Amendment, which of the following was inserted in the Indian Constitution?
Fundamental Rights
Appointment of Supreme court judges
Directive Principles
Fundamental Duties
Let's break down what the 42nd Amendment actually did and see which of your options fits:
- Option 1: Fundamental Rights
- These were originally there from 1950. The 42nd Amendment made some changes, but didn’t *insert* them.
- Option 2: Appointment of Supreme Court Judges
- The appointment process was set out in the beginning. The 42nd Amendment didn’t add or change this fundamentally.
- Option 3: Directive Principles
- Directive Principles were already in the Constitution. The 42nd Amendment did tweak and strengthen certain Directive Principles, but it didn’t insert them for the first time.
- Option 4: Fundamental Duties
- Here’s the thing: The 42nd Amendment in 1976 added a whole new section—Fundamental Duties—as Article 51A. These were not there before.
So, the correct answer for what was *inserted* by the 42nd Amendment is Option 4: Fundamental Duties.
Let me know if you want details on what each section means or the significance of the 42nd Amendment—happy to dig deeper.
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