Ganesh Kumar BaskarAIR 7 · CSE 2019 · 176 wordsTheir whole copy
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Foundational values refers to those values that are central to the performance of function of a public organisation like the civil service.
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Efficiency It refers to the achievement of state aims of an organization and performing to the highest standards.
Eg → Sreedharan finished Delhi metro construction in record time using his efficiency.
Impartiality It refers to decision-making based on the merits of the case rather than being influenced by person basis or values. It means serving any govt. of the day and executing policies with full zeal.
Eg - Kiran Bedi (IPS) towed away car of Mrs. Indira Gandhi for traffic violation despite her being PM.
Empathy Refers to the ability to put oneself in other's shoes and understand their feelings. eg - Mother Teresa, empathised with victims of leprosy and served them.
Incorruptibility
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Refers to complete probity and refusal to misuse public office for personal benefit. eg - Ashok Khemka (IAS) pursued cases against influential people despite possible benefits.
These values form the backbone of civil service and are essential to serve the people.