Dimensions of Ethics

To see what is right and not do it is the want of courage- Confucius

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World ThinkersDimensions of Ethics

Differentiate moral absolutism from ethical pluralism with suitable examples.

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Dimensions of EthicsEthical Theories

Explain the difference between end-oriented values and means-oriented values. In your opinion, which is more important for a public servant?

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Aptitude for Civil ServiceDimensions of Ethics

"Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself." - Leo Tolstoy

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Human ValuesDimensions of Ethics

What does each of the following quotations mean to you in the present context? a) "In a conflict between the heart and the brain, follow your heart"- Swami Vivekananda

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Indian ThinkersDimensions of Ethics

"To see what is right and not do it is a lack of courage." - Confucius

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Human ValuesDimensions of Ethics

Discuss how the relationship between law and ethics is dynamic and continuously shaped by societal changes. Provide examples to illustrate this dynamic relationship.

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Law and MoralityDimensions of Ethics

The end cannot justify the means, for the simple and obvious reason that the means employed determine the nature of the ends produced. Discuss with suitable examples.

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Dimensions of EthicsIndian Thinkers

Discuss B.R. Ambedkar's conception of morality and social justice. How does it differ from mere legal equality?

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Indian ThinkersDimensions of Ethics

Do you think technology can play a role in establishing a value-centric modern society? Critically evaluate.

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Technology and EthicsHuman Values

"Freedom for the wolves, has often meant death to the sheep." - Isaiah Berlin

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Dimensions of EthicsEmpathy and Compassion

“In the name of global peace and security, powerful nations often impose economic or political sanctions on weaker states. While such measures are claimed to uphold international norms, they frequently reflect geopolitical interests and result in humanitarian suffering.” In light of growing concerns over the failure of global governance institutions to ensure fairness and multilateral consensus, critically examine whether it is ethical for dominant nations to unilaterally impose sanctions? How can global governance be reformed to prevent coercive diplomacy and uphold the principles of justice, equity, and sovereign dignity?

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Ethics in International RelationsEthical Dilemmas in Government

Dalai Lama said, "If you can, help others; if you cannot do that, at least do not harm them." Elucidate.

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Human ValuesDimensions of Ethics

"As biotechnology blurs the lines between healing and enhancement, nature and design, the ethical foundations of science face unprecedented scrutiny." Critically examine the role of Bio Ethics in dealing with the ethical challenges posed by advancements in biotechnology.

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Technology and EthicsDimensions of Ethics

Explain the statement "Wisdom is the acceptance of truth".

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Dimensions of EthicsWorld Thinkers

"The sad truth is that most evil is done by people who never make up their minds to be either good or evil." - Hannah Arendt

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Dimensions of EthicsWorld Thinkers

"The separation of private and public ethics is not only difficult but may also be counterproductive." Do you agree with this view? Justify your stance with logical arguments and examples.

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Ethics in Private and Public LifeDimensions of Ethics

To have seen what is right and not to do it is want of courage. (Confucius). Discuss.

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World ThinkersDimensions of Ethics

What do you understand by the term moral responsibility? When do you think a person or an entity becomes morally responsible for actions committed or omitted?

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Dimensions of Ethics

Explaining the meaning of media ethics, discuss why it is a prerequisite for democracy.

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Dimensions of EthicsAccountability and Ethical Governance

What do the following quotes mean to you in present context - a)"In matters of conscience, the law of the majority has no place" - Mahatma

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Indian ThinkersLaw and Morality

"Good government...depends...(on) the qualities of the human beings composing the society over which the government is exercised." J S Mill

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World ThinkersFamily, Society and Education

"Forgiveness is not an occasional act. It is a permanent attitude." Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Human ValuesDimensions of Ethics

In the ethical application there are no solid black or white but only shades of grey. Discuss with examples. Q2. Every year lakhs of aspirants fill civil services forms guided by various motivating factors. What is your motivation to join civil services? Q3. Pandemic was an exceptional situation that has effects on every aspect of human life. Discuss the ethical principles guiding the government's public health policy making. Q6. Emotional Intelligence is the ability to make rational decisions by controlling and understanding your emotions. Discuss its components relevant to public service. Q3(a). 'A man is what he thinks'. Explain how values impact individual's behaviour. Q. Distinguish between Code of Ethics, Code of Conduct and Rules and Regulations for a civil servant. Q4(a). The quote talks about the circular nature of Dharma. Explain the interconnectedness of Dharma, Artha, and Governance. Q4(b). Why is it important that a human maintains his crisis of conscience to live a peaceful and mentally stable life? Q4(c). Humility is the absence of ego. Explain why it is difficult to achieve.

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Dimensions of EthicsEthical Theories