The correct answer is 1,2 and 3. Part IV of the Indian constitution deals with the Directive Principle of State Policy. Article 36 to 51 of the Indian constitution deals with the Directive Principle of State Policy. The concept of the Directive Principle of State Policy was taken from the Irish constitution. Directive Principles aim at the establishment of welfare states. It deals with the economic, social, and cultural rights. The directive principles of state policy in the constitution of India include: Article 40 of the Indian constitution deals with the organization of the village panchayats. Article 41 of the Indian constitution deals with the right to work. Article 44 of the Indian constitution deals with the uniform civil code for the citizens. Article 47 of the Indian constitution deals with the prohibition of liquor. Article 49 of the Indian constitution deals with the protection of monuments of national importance. Article 50 of the Indian constitution deals with the separation of the judiciary from the executive. Article 51 of the Indian constitution deals with the promotion of international peace and security. Directive Principles are non-justiciable.