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• Mudit FoujdarGS4A topper · 34 answersIt is often said that politics and ethics belong to different worlds. What is your opinion in this regard? Justify your answer with illustration. Also, highlight the consequences of divergence between politics and ethics.
• Panchal Smit HGS4A topper · 23 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
• Shivendra PandeyGS4A topper · 20 answersFamily plays a prominent role in the value development of an individual. Elucidate. Also, examine the impact of the changing nature of families on children's moral development.
• AbhilashaGS4A topper · 20 answersExamine how role models influence ethical behaviour. What actions can leaders take to integrate ethical conduct in their organisations?
• Ashmil ShahGS4A topper · 18 answersRising influence of money power in Indian elections poses a serious challenge to transparency, fairness, and democratic accountability. How can ethical electoral funding be ensured to maintain the integrity of democracy?
• Akshit BhardwajGS4A topper · 14 answersIntegrity and impartiality are cornerstones of ethical public service, ensuring that decisions are not influenced by personal gains or biases. Upholding these values becomes challenging in situations where external pressures conflict with administrative responsibilities. Examine the importance of integrity and impartiality in civil services. How can a civil servant navigate external pressures to maintain these values while delivering effective governance? (Answer in 150 words) Given below are three quotations of great thinkers. What do each of these quotations convey to you in the present context? "He who is not contented with what he has would not be contented with what he would like to have." - Socrates (Answer in 150 words) "Cultivation of mind should be the ultimate aim of human existence" - Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
• Aprit UpadhyayGS4A topper · 10 answers1. क्या इस अध्ययन में डॉ. सिंह की भागीदारी उचित है? अपना औचित्य सिद्ध कीजिए।
• BHARTI SAHUGS4A topper · 17 answersThe Citizens' Charters initiative was a response to the quest for solving the problems, which a citizen encountered, day in and day out, while dealing with the organisations providing public services. But the introduction and implementation of Citizens' Charters in the government of India has been difficult due to the old bureaucratic set up and the rigid attitudes of the work force. Discuss the major obstacles that have been encountered in implementing the Citizens' Charter initiative.
• ABHISHEK MEENAGS4A topper · 31 answersआगामी वर्षों में प्रभावी कॉरपोरेट गवर्नेंस को लागू करने के लिए, ESG (पर्यावरणीय, सामाजिक और गवर्नेंस) मैट्रिक्स को बहु-हितधारक दृष्टिकोण के साथ एकीकृत करना क्यों महत्वपूर्ण है? ऐसे एकीकरण से क्या लाभ हो सकते हैं? (150 शब्दों में उत्तर दीजिए)
• Muskan DagarGS4A topper · 20 answersEthical governance is the foundation of a welfare state. Identify essential ethical traits of a welfare state. Discuss ways and means to promote ethics in governance.
• ShreyaGS4A topper · 21 answers'Unconscious biases in parenting continue to shape gendered experiences in India.' Do you agree with this view? Discuss.
• Abhishek VermaGS4A topper · 20 answersThe more remotely power is exercised from the people, the greater is the distance between authority and accountability. Discuss.
• Varun TokasGS4A topper · 24 answersAs AI systems become deeply embedded in societal frameworks, it is imperative to ensure their design and deployment prioritize human well-being, equity, and fairness. In this context, what values should guide the development of trustworthy, human-centered AI systems?
• Archit DongreGS4A topper · 17 answersThe Citizens' Charters initiative was a response to the quest for solving the problems, which a citizen encountered, day in and day out, while dealing with the organisations providing public services. But the introduction and implementation of Citizens' Charters in the government of India has been difficult due to the old bureaucratic set up and the rigid attitudes of the work force. Discuss the major obstacles that have been encountered in implementing the Citizens' Charter initiative.
• Digvijay BodkeGS4A topper · 10 answersA broad ethical framework as a guiding light for international relations will not only ensure harmonious relations between nations but will also lead to progress of the human race. Discuss with examples.
• Harish KumarGS4A topper · 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 Narayan HGS4A topper · 20 answersCompassion is the courageous choice to feel another's suffering as one's own, and to act upon it, even when silence is safer and indifference is easier. Examine the significance of compassion as an essential ethical value for civil servants in India. Illustrate your answer with suitable examples.
• Harshvardhan Ashok TidkeGS4A topper · 24 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.
• Ayush KhareGS4A topper · 19 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.
• Suyash DwivediGS4A topper · 8 answersYou are the District Magistrate of a district renowned as the hub for coaching centres specializing in engineering and medical entrance exams. Recently, the district has witnessed a tragic rise in student suicides, with five students in the age group of 15-18 years taking their own lives. These students, who came from various parts of the country, sought admission to prestigious institutions like IITs and AIIMS but were subjected to immense academic and social pressure. The coaching centres, which are largely managed by influential political figures from the ruling party, are reported to have prioritized rankings and revenue generation over the well-being of students. The institutes are said to categorize students into high-performing and low-performing batches, creating additional stress. Many of these students, living in paying guest accommodations or hostels, face isolation, emotional strain, and mental health challenges. Moreover, investigations have uncovered the emergence of a black market for performance-enhancing drugs among students who, under extreme pressure, resort to unethical means to improve their academic standing. (a) Highlight the stakeholders involved and discuss the associated ethical issues in the given case. (b) Given the situation, what will be your course of action as the District Magistrate? (c) Discuss the various reasons for the increasing number of suicides among students, suggest long-term measures to address this issue.
• Archit DongreGS4A topper · 13 answersDifferentiating between courage and bravery, discuss why courage is often thought of as the first of all virtues.
• Divya ShaktiGS4A topper · 9 answersWhat is virtue ethics? How can a civil servant apply it to tackle day to day problems in public life?
• G T SrujanaGS4A topper · 25 answersHow can the family effectively transmit core moral principles in an era dominated by digital influences?
• AmolGS4A topper · 12 answersThe more remotely power is exercised from the people, the greater is the distance between authority and accountability. Discuss.