"Family remains the first school of ethics, but its role is increasingly being challenged by other social institutions." Examine the changing dynamics of moral education in contemporary society.

What do you understand by Corporate Governance? Why is it important for the success and sustainability of an organisation?

You are the Dean of Admissions at a prestigious government university. The admission process is underway, and strict merit-based criteria are in place. A few days before the final selection, you receive a call from a senior bureaucrat in the state government requesting admission for his son, who does not meet the cut-off marks. He emphasizes that his support has been crucial in securing government grants for the university’s expansion projects.

Examine the ethical challenges in influencer marketing, including potential societal and individual consequences of unethical practices.

While transparency and accountability are essential pillars of ethical governance, their effectiveness is limited in the absence of integrity and moral courage. Discuss with suitable illustrations. (150 words).

“While a strong moral compass is essential for public servants, rigid moral absolutism may sometimes conflict with the practical demands of governance”. Discuss the role of ethical pragmatism in helping civil servants strike a balance between idealism and effective decision-making in complex administrative situations.