Which part of the Constitution deals with Fundamental Duties?

Part IVA of the Indian Constitution deals with Fundamental Duties, introduced by the 42nd Amendment Act of 1976. It consists of Article 51A, which lists eleven duties that every Indian citizen is expected to uphold. These duties include respecting the Constitution, cherishing national ideals, protecting public property, and preserving the environment. The idea was inspired by the Constitutions of socialist countries like the USSR, emphasizing the balance between rights and responsibilities. While not legally enforceable, Fundamental Duties serve as a moral reminder for citizens to contribute actively to national unity, harmony, and the democratic spirit envisioned by the framers.