Sikha SurendranAIR 16 · CSE 2017 · 315 wordsTheir whole copy
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(a) Ethical dilemma is between the personal values, domestic interest & international interest. The Indian officials itself
are demanding bribe for giving the bid to India. It is highly unethical. If I deny giving bribe. It's high chance that I loss the bid which can have negative implications on the economy of my nation.
Utilitarianism can't be served if I insist on personal values. If I am ready to compromise my personal integrity & give bribe, my countrymen will be at benefit. But such an act is highly unethical & unpatriotic. This is the ethical dilemma faced here.
(b) Ethical concerns really matters in international scenario especially to an Indian.
India has preached the concept of Vasudhaiva Kudumbakam (the whole world is one family). We have also taught the Panchsheel, the
five principles giving respect to other nations.
India is a cosmopolitan nation & a wellwisher of the world who had revealed the legacy of Yoga, ayurveda etc... without any intellectual property rights claim. This attitude is also reflected in tackling climate change.
So ethical concerns really matters in international interests also. It is in line with domestic interests, not above or below. We never thought to gain by harming others. India as a nation do not support Hedonism, but do support utilitarianism.
(c) I will not give bribe to the officers to get the bid. It's both illegal & unethical act to do it. I always believe in the morality of
the right things done. Falseful attainment of bid by giving bribe can be justified by normative ethics consequentialism but not in deontological ethics / Nishkam karma.
Merits
- Respect the values of integrity & probity
- Accountability is upheld.
- Ultimate success is with the truth
Demerits
- Country can face economic challenges
- Countrymen suffer more on the cost of my ethical values.
- Immediate success is transferred to the false actions.
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