Question

Which is NOT a Directive Principle to be followed by the State for policy-making?

Q: Answer-Which is NOT a Directive Principle to be followed by the State for policy-making?

Option 3, The operation of the economic system results in the concentration of wealth, is NOT a Directive Principle to be followed by the State for policy-making. In fact, the Directive Principles of State Policy aim to prevent the concentration of wealth and means of production in the hands of a few, and they ensure that the wealth and material resources of the community are distributed in a way that serves the common good.