Karnati Varun ReddyAIR 7 · CSE 2018 · 198 wordsTheir whole copy
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Compassion is an important civil service value for ethical governance in the public institutions. It drives public servants to work for the welfare of the marginalised like women, SC/STs, disabled, transgenders etc.
It gives flexibility to implement schemes/ projects in a manner that benefits marginalised and vulnerable sections.
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e.g. Under sarva shiksha Abhiyan - 2 schools to be constructed - one in rich neighbourhood, second in poor neighbourhood.
flexibility :- prioritise school completion in poor neighbourhood because rich people prefer to send to private schools.
It may dilute the principle of objectivity if rigidly applied.
e.g. piped drinking water connections are being implemented. here cannot prioritise weaker sections first on the basis of compassion because objectivity demands drinking water is its human right for all.
Conflict situation
In case of conflict, both objectivity and compassion has to be balanced in a manner both interests are served.
e.g.: In above case, while carrying out implementation of piped drinking water connections according to objective criteria like ward wise in a phased manner at the same time make availability affordable water via tankers to those who are not given connections.
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Thus they have to be balanced to further public interest ultimately.