Vishakha YadavAIR 6 · CSE 2019 · 184 wordsTheir whole copy
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Nolan Committee in UK in study called 'Probity in Governance' formed the bedrock of the ethical standards for the public Servants.
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Selflessness : The ability to dissosiate the personal interest over public welfare.
Honesty : Bulwark of the human character and public work. Act of truthfulness. Ex: Publishing correct data, reporting custodial deaths due to police negligence.
Integrity : The consistency in the speech, thoughts and actions based on ethical principles. Ex: Non-corruptible attitude
openness : Transparency with the public and administrative acts that ensure faith in public office of citizens.
(5) Accountability : formal answerability on account of the actions due to position of power and discretion. Ex : To seniors for a contract (PPP) in roads.
(6) objectivity : An objective emotionally intelligent and impartial assessment of a difficult and challenging situation. Eg: Communal rights, banning of a movie by public against court order (Padmavati).
(7) Leadership : A visionary, inclusive and motivating leader could push his juniors and staff to perform better personally and professionally.
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Ex: Sagayam T.N. -> disclosure of assets prompted staff to do same.