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Q22: Ethics Case Study: Transition from Passive Morality to Strategic Righteousness
Introduction: This case illustrates the conflict between Deontological ethics (duty-based) followed by Wang…
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Q21: Moral and Attitudinal Challenges in Post-Independent Indian Administration
Introduction: Post-Independent India envisioned a "Welfare State" driven by constitutional moralit…
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Q20: Impartiality and Dutifulness of a District-Level Civil Servant
Introduction: A subordinate district-level civil servant often works under pressure from political and admi…
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Q19: Values and Norms behind Protocols and Codes of Conduct
Introduction: Protocols and Codes of Conduct are formal rules that guide the behavior of individuals in pu…
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Q18: Reformative Administration of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Introduction Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel , the first Home Minister of independent India, is widely regarded a…
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Q17: Ethical Dilemma in Public Administration
Introduction In public administration, officials are often guided by empathy , a humanistic attitude , and …
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Q16: Adoption of Common Moral Virtues by Public Administrators
Introduction Public administrators are entrusted with the responsibility of serving society and upholding …
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Q15: Moral Obligations and Corporate Responsibility
Introduction Corporate responsibility refers to the ethical and social duties that a corporation owes to i…
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Q14: Corruption in Public Construction and Preventive Measures
Introduction Failures in public constructions such as bridges and flyovers often highlight deep-rooted co…
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Q13: Transparency and Right to Information in Administration
Introduction Transparency and the Right to Information (RTI) are essential tools for accountable governan…
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Q12: Ethical Dimensions in Utilization of Public Funds
Introduction Public funds are collected from citizens through taxes and other revenues and are meant for …
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Q11: Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics and Its Relevance
Introduction Aristotle , the Greek philosopher, propounded virtue ethics as a moral framework focusing on …
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Q10: Consequentialist Ethics in Governance
Introduction Consequentialist ethics judges the morality of an action based on its outcomes rather than i…
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Q9: Kant’s Categorical Imperative and Civil Servants
Introduction Immanuel Kant propounded the categorical imperative as a universal moral law guiding ethical…
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Q8: Utkalmani Gopabandhu Das: Morality, Tradition and Modernity
Introduction Utkalmani Gopabandhu Das was a towering social reformer , freedom fighter , and nation-builde…
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Q7: Empathetic and Compassionate Governance in India
Introduction India is marked by diverse cultures , languages , and socio-economic conditions . A large sec…
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Q6: Attitude and Aptitude in Administration
Introduction A successful administrator requires more than technical knowledge or good intentions alone. T…
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Q5: Aptitudes of a Good Civil Servant
A civil servant plays a crucial role in implementing public policies and delivering services to citizens. …
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Q4: Normative Ethics and Prescriptive Ethics
Introduction Ethics provides a framework for judging human conduct . Normative ethics and prescriptive et…
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Q3: Integrity is All-Inclusive
Introduction Integrity is a core value expected from every civil servant . It means consistency between th…
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