Citizen’s Charter seeks to continuously improve the quality of public services for the people so as to respond to their needs and wishes. In the light of the statement discuss the foundational features of a citizen’s charter and what do citizens expect out of it.

Ethical relativism suggests morality is relative to a particular culture or society. Discuss.

What do you understand by ‘moral courage’? Why is it important for a civil servant? Give an example of a situation where you displayed moral courage.

What does this quotation convey to you in the present context? Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference- Winston Churchill.

India’s rapid economic growth coexists with social inequalities and environmental challenges. Discuss the need for an ethical framework to ensure inclusive and sustainable development.

What are Mahatma Gandhi’s Eleven Vows and what is their significance in today’s society?

In the context of increasing legalisation of governance through rules, codes and compliance frameworks, critically examine whether ethical behaviour can be institutionalised or remains fundamentally dependent on individual conscience.