Kush MotwaniAIR 11 · CSE 2023 · 206 wordsTheir whole copy
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Objectivity, empathy and compassion are foundational values for civil services, according to Nolan committee and 2nd ARC.
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Objectivity:
Objectivity is defined as the process of decision making based on objective evaluations and facts and documents on record.
According to Figure I, it is [core piece] of puzzle of ethical decision making.
How it helps resolve ethical dilemmas:
By elimination of biases and prejudices, hence, decisions taken according to ethical theories.
For example, objective assessment of [prima facie principles] leads to decisions being taken in best interest of society. (WD ROSS)
Objective assessment of duty leads to decisions being taken according to [deontology]. Eg: Agile decision making - Economic Survey 2022
EMPATHY and COMPASSION:
[Empathy] is putting oneself into shoes of others and understand their beliefs / pain / etc.
Compassion is "common passion" with suffering, etc.
[How it helps resolve ethical dilemma]:
By creating awareness about pain of others. Eg: IAS officer [Swarochish Somvanshi] [removed] [AC from his office] at the time of [heat wave] in the region.
By helping create a feeling of common consciousness.
By realisation of [shared destiny] of the nation.
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Thus, [Mission Karmayogi] should develop these values in civil servants.
2 more toppers’ answers to this question, part by part, and how they all approached it: open the question.