AIR 6 · CSE 2019 · GS4 · 58 pages

Vishakha Yadav: GS4 answer copy

23 answers by Vishakha Yadav, as written in the test. Each question opens a page with how other toppers answered it.

The questions

  1. Q7(c)7. (c) Belief and Attitude विश्वास और अभिवृत्ति
  2. Q7(d)7. (d) Persuasion and Manipulation अनुनय और व्यवहार कौशल
  3. Q8(b)Role of family in inculcating values
  4. Q1120 marks

The answers

Question 1(a) · 10 marks · 164 words written

Test of morality goes beyond doing a simple cost benefit analysis. Discuss with suitable examples.

Opening · a definition

Morality is the convergence of our values, beliefs and ethics done for the greater public good emphasing on the right means.

Body · continuous prose

Gandhiji's Talisman provides the perfect marker for the Test of morality in any situation. It goes beyond the simple mechanical cost-benefit analysis to encompass the consequences of our action and effect it creates on the lives.

Dr. Rajendra Prasad gave up his lucrative law practice to touch upon the welfare of lives of thousands of farmers and

workers.

A linear cost benefit analysis doesn't cover the deontological and teleological aspect of the morality of an action which creates a classic case of ends vs means.

Satish Dhawan the pioneer of Indian space Tech took the moral responsibility of the failure of Launch of MOM in the I test Launch shielding his team and project directors and even resigning from the renowned post of Chairman of ISRO.

Close · a summary

Thus, it can be said that morality goes beyond the simple linear framework of cost and benefits.