Riju ShrivastavaAIR 124 · CSE 2021 · 134 wordsTheir whole copy
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As Bhagwad Gita says - Nishakama Karma is working without being attached to the fruits of the work. Giving our best, leaving to God the rest.
eg - preparation for exam should be knowledge seeking work; results should not be the motivation.
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Importance of Nishakama Karma in life of civil servant
in fulfilling spirit of service ↳ giving best. ↳ fruits are complementary (eg) → Prashant Nair - Collector Bro, T.N. Seshan - always remembered.
in not be lured by lobh or greed (Jain Ethics) ↳ fruits of 'corruption' disregarded (eg) - Satyendra Dubey (NHAI)
in giving best and become positive role models - Kartavya Marg (Duty Ethics)
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↳ innovation is promoted (eg) - Armstrong Pame.
Therefore, Nishakama Karma will highlight Doctrine of Supererogation and make civil servant 'Babu to Karmayogi'.
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