The Constitutional Safeguard: Social Justice in India

The idea of justice is highly necessary for social existence of man. Justice implies impartiality and it is distinct from that equality. Social justice as a term which focus on equal distribution of justice within society. Through this people can equally the benefits social and economic development without discrimination of gender, caste, religion or economic status. The principle of social justice is safeguard equilibrium in the society and deem equal opportunities and equal persons in equal or situation. The concept of social justice mentions various provision of Indian Constitution. In the Preamble, Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy of Indian Constitution we visualized so many for implementation of social justice. The theme of the preamble of the Constitution to sources justice, social, economic and political, liberty of thought, expression belief, faith and worship equality states and opportunity to individual and promote to established egalitarian society as well as nation. To access these objective various fundamental rights and its subsequent amendment also desired to ensure social justice the needy citizens. The chapter of Directive Principles State Policy as provided the welfare responsibility of the government. Therefore, the state governance ensuring common good or common interest.

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International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
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2025-05-26
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https://doi.org/10.21275/sr25519151900
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Social Policy and Reform Studies
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The Constitutional Safeguard: Social Justice in India

Prankrishna Biswas
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Social Policy and Reform Studies
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The Constitutional Safeguard: Social Justice in India

Prankrishna Biswas
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Abstract

The idea of justice is highly necessary for social existence of man. Justice implies impartiality and it is distinct from that equality. Social justice as a term which focus on equal distribution of justice within society. Through this people can equally the benefits social and economic development without discrimination of gender, caste, religion or economic status. The principle of social justice is safeguard equilibrium in the society and deem equal opportunities and equal persons in equal or situation. The concept of social justice mentions various provision of Indian Constitution. In the Preamble, Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy of Indian Constitution we visualized so many for implementation of social justice. The theme of the preamble of the Constitution to sources justice, social, economic and political, liberty of thought, expression belief, faith and worship equality states and opportunity to individual and promote to established egalitarian society as well as nation. To access these objective various fundamental rights and its subsequent amendment also desired to ensure social justice the needy citizens. The chapter of Directive Principles State Policy as provided the welfare responsibility of the government. Therefore, the state governance ensuring common good or common interest.

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