An Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer is posted in a host country as the Ambassador of India. The officer is tasked with representing India's interests and promoting bilateral relations between the two countries. However, the host country has a poor human rights record and the government has been accused of committing atrocities against ethnic and religious minorities.

Explore the contrasting approaches of the Ethics of Care and the Ethics of Justice.  Discuss how a civil servant might navigate situations where these ethical principles seem to conflict.

“Ethics in public administration goes beyond personal integrity to include institutional responsibility.” Discuss . (150 words).

. Integrity and transparency are often cited as pillars of good governance. Discuss how these principles can sometimes conflict in real-world scenarios.

Discuss Indian saints who though untouched by western ideas have shown a progressive modern outlook.

. How do public service values shape ethical decision-making among civil servants? Discuss with relevant examples.

What do you understand by Gandhian ethics. Discuss the role of Gandhian ethics in conflict resolution.