The Directive Principles of State Policy are guidelines provided to the State to ensure social and economic justice for citizens. They aim to establish a welfare-oriented system by directing governments to frame policies that reduce inequality, promote public welfare, and improve living standards. These principles were included to reflect the ideals of social justice, equality, and collective well-being. Although they are not legally enforceable, they act as moral and constitutional obligations for governments. DPSPs help transform political democracy into social and economic democracy by shaping long-term governance goals.