Examine the following, along with relevant examples: (A) An action can be legally wrong but ethically correct and vice versa. (B) Under what situations, a person cannot be held as unethical despite his actions looking seemingly unethical or illegal.

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.

Aptitude and Foundational Values for Civil Service are essential qualities that a civil servant should possess in order to perform his/her duties effectively and ethically. Discuss.

What do you understand by ethics and what are its determinants? How is ethics different from values?

Examine the ethical issues of government surveillance programs in the context of privacy and individual freedoms.

In an era dominated by data, algorithms and artificial intelligence, how should ethical frameworks evolve to safeguard human dignity, accountability and fairness? (150 words).

Analyse the role of social skills in the context of increasing use and role of social media in cyber crimes.