The state shall follow the Directive Principles of State Policy both in the matter of administration as well as in the making of laws

The Directive Principles of State Policy embody the object of the State under the republican  Constitution

The Directive Principles of State Policy have precedence over the Fundamental Rights in case of  conflict between the two

The Directive Principles of State Policy are not enforceable in the Courts

Directive principles of the state policy 

Fundamental duties

Fundamental rights 

Preamble

Panchayat Committees

Taluk Legal Services Committee

District Authority

High Court Legal Services Committee

He shall have the right to speak in the Houses of Parliament 

He shall have a right of audience in all Courts in the territory of India in the performance of his official duties 

He must have the same qualifications as are required to be a Judge of the Supreme Court

He is a whole-time counsel for the Government

The schedule lays down that elected members may be disqualified on the grounds of defection 

Disqualification on ground of defection does not apply in cases of a merger with another political party

Cases of the dispute are decided by the Speaker or Chairman of the House concerned

The Supreme Court of India is the final arbiter in cases which remain unresolved