Distinguish between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy

Distinguish between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy.

Fundamental Rights Directive Principles of State Policy
They are provided in Part III of the Constitution. They are provided in Part IV of the Constitution.
They are justiciable and citizens can seek protection from a High Court or Supreme Court. They are not justiciable or enforceable by any court of law.
They are privileges for citizens to enjoy. They are to be used by the government to create privileges for the citizens.
They act as a certain kind of restriction on the State. They are directions for the State to attain a certain set of objectives.
Their objective is to establish political democracy. Their objective is to establish a WelfareState.
Since they are concerned with an individual’s rights, their scope is limited. As they deal with a wide range of subjects including international peace and security, their scope is wide.