Which part of the Constitution of India consists of the idea of a Welfare State?

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1. The **Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP)** are enshrined in Part IV of the Indian Constitution.

2. These principles guide the central and state governments in framing laws and policies aimed at promoting the social and economic welfare of citizens.

3. The DPSP embody the concept of a **Welfare State**, which focuses on ensuring justice, equality, and welfare for all.

4. Other parts of the Constitution such as Fundamental Rights (Part III) guarantee individual rights, Fundamental Duties (Part IV-A) list citizens' duties, and the Preamble states the objectives but do not specifically embody the Welfare State concept.

**Answer:** Directive Principles of State Policy

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