Question

What would you do as a conscientious citizen to build a great nation?

Answer 1

Hint: The Fundamental Duties are defined as all citizens' moral responsibility to contribute to the promotion of patriotism and the preservation of India's unity. The 42nd Amendment to the Constitution introduced citizens' Fundamental Duties in 1976. Individuals and the nation are both affected by the duties outlined in Part IV–A of the Constitution. They, like the Directive Principles, are only enforceable by courts if they are made so by parliamentary law.

Complete answer:
A citizen of a country is a person who is recognised as a legal member of a sovereign nation or as having pledged allegiance to a government in exchange for protection, whether at home or abroad, by custom or law. A citizen is one of the country's most important cornerstones.

Citizens must have a conscience in order to carry out the state's duties and responsibilities and to contribute to the welfare of the state. A responsible citizen is aware of his own responsibilities and obligations. He/She gets eager to do any activity that may help the state develop. Judgment and conscience determine who is right and who is wrong. As a result, citizens who possess attributes such as intelligence, self-control, and conscience are referred to as good citizens.

Every Indian citizen has a responsibility to honour the national flag and anthem; to uphold the Constitution; to conserve and improve the natural environment; to defend the country and render national service when called upon; to foster harmony and a spirit of fraternity. These are some of the responsibilities that Indian citizens have.

Note: The Constitution of India lists the following Fundamental Duties: to make citizens aware of their social and economic responsibilities; to warn them about what they should and should not do for the sake of their country, other citizens, and themselves; to promote national unity; to tame society's out-of-control elements.