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• Chhaya SinghGS4AIR 65 · CSE 2023 · 26 answersWhere the roots of private virtue are diseased, the fruit of public probity cannot but be corrupt. What do you understand by probity? Discuss ways of inculcating probity in public life.
• Rohan JoshiGS4AIR 67 · CSE 2017 · 19 answersThe seeds of patriarchy and gender inequality are sown at home, which manifest as a weed at the societal level. Elucidate. Suggest an ethical framework to systematically address the issue of patriarchy in the Indian society.
• Rahul BhatGS4AIR 68 · CSE 2017 · 20 answersExamine how role models influence ethical behaviour. What actions can leaders take to integrate ethical conduct in their organisations?
• Kumud MishraGS4AIR 69 · CSE 2024 · 22 answersHow does an individual's moral stance shape his views on different individuals, occurrences and concepts?
• Kumud MishraGS4AIR 69 · CSE 2024 · 19 answersThe politically charged, non-violent and ethical Gandhian philosophy is based on the idea of truth (satya) and ahimsa to achieve the idea of Sarvodaya (welfare of all).
• Aakash Om TrivediGS4AIR 73 · CSE 2025 · 20 answersWhat is meant by 'Sports ethics'? Why is it important to study? Discuss any one issue from the viewpoint of Sports ethics.
• Sandeep BadadGS4AIR 82 · CSE 2025 · 18 answersEthics is not morality, nor is it religion, law, or values, but it overlaps with all of them. Explain with relevant examples.
• Gaurav ChopraGS4AIR 83 · CSE 2025 · 20 answersThe increasing use of digital surveillance technologies for maintaining law and order is a debatable issue. Critically examine the statement from the ethical point of view.
• Manish KumarGS4AIR 84 · CSE 2017 · 19 answersThe seeds of patriarchy and gender inequality are sown at home, which manifest as a weed at the societal level. Elucidate. Suggest an ethical framework to systematically address the issue of patriarchy in the Indian society.
• Puru DubeyGS4AIR 86 · CSE 2025 · 20 answers"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.
• Prateek JainGS4AIR 86 · CSE 2017 · 20 answersThe seeds of patriarchy and gender inequality are sown at home, which manifest as a weed at the societal level. Elucidate. Suggest an ethical framework to systematically address the issue of patriarchy in the Indian society.
• Prajit NairGS4AIR 87 · CSE 2016 · 15 answersIt appears that there is "alarming drop in integrity levels" among civil service officers, especially in the higher echelon as reported in recent times. It shows that law as deterrence, Supreme Court's judgements and naming and shaming are not very effective. Discuss its causes and consequences on citizen and administration. What innovative measures will be taken to tackle such officers?
• Sanjeev Kumar MauryaGS4AIR 89 · CSE 2017 · 20 answersThe crux of ethical behavior lies not only in standards, but in their adoption in action and issuing sanctions against their violation. Illustrate.
• BensonGS4AIR 90 · CSE 2017 · 21 answersCultural diversity has made emotional intelligence crucial for Indian administration. Comment.
• Jatin JainGS4AIR 91 · CSE 2022 · 15 answersDo you think that relationship between the virtues of integrity and courage is mutually reinforcing? Give reasons to justify your views. 2. "If emotion without reason is blind, then reason without emotion is impotent."- Peter Singer.
• AakritiGS4AIR 93 · CSE 2025 · 10 answers"Integrity is not merely adherence to rules but consistency between values, decisions and actions." Explain the statement with reference to ethical governance.
• Hassan KhanGS4AIR 95 · CSE 2025 · 20 answersPublic service requires not merely legal but also morally principled action. Public service requires the public servant to place loyalty to the constitution, laws, and ethical principles. Among the three, which do you think must acquire primacy while carrying out official functions? Why? Discuss.
• Prashant RajGS4AIR 97 · CSE 2023 · 19 answersMan is not only a product of his environment but can also modify the environment. Do you agree with this view? Justify your answer with suitable examples.
• Abhishek ChauhanGS4AIR 102 · CSE 2025 · 22 answers'Unconscious biases in parenting continue to shape gendered experiences in India.' Do you agree with this view? Discuss.
• Vimal KumarGS4AIR 107 · CSE 2025 · 12 answersQ1a)
• Shreya TyagiGS4AIR 123 · CSE 2022 · 18 answersWhat are the administrative and ethical issues involved in the above situation? 2. What are the options available to you in the above situation? 3. Discuss the merits and demerits of each option and explain your chosen course of action along with reasons.
• Riju ShrivastavaGS4AIR 124 · CSE 2021 · 19 answersWhat do you understand by following terms, in the context of public service?
• Riju ShrivastavaGS4AIR 124 · CSE 2021 · 18 answersGoodness is the result of internal response to what is right not an outcome from moral rules or laws. In this context, do you agree? Discuss.
• Sanket KumarGS4AIR 128 · CSE 2022 · 25 answersPublic service requires not merely legal but also morally principled action. Public service requires the public servant to place loyalty to the constitution, laws, and ethical principles. Among the three, which do you think must acquire primacy while carrying out official functions? Why? Discuss.