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Kavita is asked which constitutional provision in the Indian Constitution directs the State to endeavour to foster respect for international law and treaty obligations, a principle relevant to India's ILO commitments.

Article 51(c) of the Constitution, in the Directive Principles, directs the State to foster respect for international law and treaty obligations. This supports India's ILO commitments, whereas Articles 19(1)(c), 32 and 368 deal with associations, remedies and amendments.

  1. AArticle 51(c) in the Directive PrinciplesCorrect
  2. BArticle 19(1)(c) in the Fundamental Rights
  3. CArticle 32 in the right to constitutional remedies
  4. DArticle 368 on amendment of the Constitution

Explanation

Article 51(c), a Directive Principle, asks the State to foster respect for international law and treaty obligations. Article 19(1)(c) concerns the right to form associations, Article 32 is a remedy provision, and Article 368 deals with amendments, so none addresses treaty respect.

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