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- Priyanshu AgrawalGS4AIR 442 · CSE 2023 · 10 answers1(a)
- Priyanshu AgrawalGS4AIR 442 · CSE 2023 · 8 answersThe different ethical principles account to changed area of focus based on their thoughts and prioritization. 2(b) Quality in service delivery refers to overcoming 'just doing duty' with a sense of transparency, accountability and responsibility with ethical governance. Discuss.
- MadhaviGS4AIR 446 · CSE 2024 · 18 answersExplain briefly what ethical choices you would make under a given situation citing appropriate reasons. a. Exaggerating experience on a resume to get a job. b. Downloading music and movies from shared sites. c. Taking office supplies home. d. Stretching the truth about a product's capabilities to make the sale.
- Madhavi RGS4AIR 446 · CSE 2024 · 19 answersOrgan donation by living donors clearly saves lives but one person becomes a patient to benefit another person who is already a patient. Discuss the ethical questions involved in organ donation and transplantation.
- Gore AkashGS4AIR 500 · CSE 2024 · 18 answersExplore how persuasion impacts public opinion and fosters social change.
- Gyanendra BhartiGS4AIR 537 · CSE 2023 · 16 answersWhat is aptitude? Do you think that it is different from interest, skill and intelligence?
- Gyanendra BhartiGS4AIR 537 · CSE 2023 · 19 answersHow does aptitude influence the performance and potential for growth and development of Civil Service professionals?
- Shubham RaghuvanshiGS4AIR 556 · CSE 2024 · 21 answersIt is morally permissible to perform an action in pursuit of a good end in full knowledge that the action might also bring about bad results. Critically examine the statement with examples.
- KoshinderGS4AIR 588 · CSE 2023 · 10 answersDiscuss the consequences of ethical choices in the context of individual behavior and societal well-being. Illustrate your answer with examples from contemporary events or historical situations.
- Ravi GangwarGS4AIR 616 · CSE 2023 · 20 answersGiven below are two quotations. For each of these bring out what it means to you in the present context. (a) The golden rule of conduct is mutual toleration, seeing that we will never all think alike and we shall always see Truth in fragment and from different points of vision. Mahatma Gandhi.
- Kanta JagirGS4AIR 632 · CSE 2017 · 19 answersMarketing has become a crucial link in the success of a business. With suitable examples, discuss the ethical issues involved in marketing of a product or service. How can these issues be resolved?
- Pankaj YadavGS4AIR 642 · CSE 2016 · 20 answersCelebrities are paid huge amounts by companies for endorsing products that at times turn out to be harmful for the consumers. Examine the ethical dimensions involved in such instances.
- ShoiabGS4AIR 730 · CSE 2023 · 23 answers"The State took taxes from the people only to ensure their prosperity in return like the sun takes moisture from the earth only to give it back in thousandfold measure." Kalidasa. Explain the Indian concept of "giving it back" and its relevance as a guiding value for civil servants.
- ShoiabGS4AIR 730 · CSE 2023 · 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.
- Surbhi PathakGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 26 answersThe 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.
- Deepak GodaraGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 19 answersThe logic of limitless wealth lies in the basic human instinct for furthering self-interest in the form of profit. In this context, do you think there is a possibility of pursuing ethical capitalism?
- Surbhi PathakGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 28 answersFor effective corporate governance to take place in the coming years, why is it important to integrate the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) metrics with the multi-stakeholder approach? What benefits can be accrued by such integration?
- Surbhi PathakGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 19 answersExplain the meaning of self-efficacy, along with its key determinants. Also, discuss the significance of high self-efficacy for a civil servant.
- Surbhi PathakGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 25 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.
- Surbhi PathakGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 24 answersAhimsa is not only the negative refusal to do harm, but also the positive doing of good. In this perspective, discuss the significance of ‘ahimsa’ in modern times.
- Surbhi PathakGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 19 answersThe logic of limitless wealth lies in the basic human instinct for furthering self-interest in the form of profit. In this context, do you think there is a possibility of pursuing ethical capitalism?
- Aditya AgarwalGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 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.
- Vivek ShindeGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 15 answersDifferentiate between the following: (ii) Emotions and feelings.
- Ketan ShuklaGS4A topper · CSE 2024 · 17 answersBesides being public servants, they are also citizens and have personal lives. At times, there is an inherent tension among the roles. How can a public servant effectively navigate the intrinsic tension between personal interests and official duties and between private inclinations and public obligations? Explain