GS4 · Theoretical Questions

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

Ethics is nothing else than reverence for life. Comment.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

. Which woman reformer in your opinion has played a significant role in disrupting social evils and has been a shining beacon of hope?

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 15 marks

. Corruption in India has revealed extreme poverty in thought leading to erosion of basic human values. Comment.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

.Can public ethics diverge from private ethics for a civil servant? Analyse with relevant examples.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 15 marks

. The school and home are important agents through which the child is able to systematically know, learn, and develop the moral values. Examine.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

What is the difference between attitude and aptitude? Among the two, which one do you think is more important for a civil servant.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

. What do each of the following quotations mean to you in the present context?

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

(a) “In a gentle way, you can shake the world”- Mahatma Gandhi

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

(b) “ Hate the sin , Love the sinner”- Mahatma Gandhi

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

We are at a time in our society when the grey area between right and wrong is increasing and individual decisions have never been more subjective. Comment.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

. Compassion, in which all ethics must take root, can only attain its full breadth and depth if it embraces all living creatures and does not limit itself to mankind. Discuss with suitable examples.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

. The media does play a vital role in our democracy, and if we cannot depend on journalistic ethics, the nation's in trouble. Comment.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

. Constitutional morality encompasses not just the forms and procedures of the Constitution, but provides an enabling framework that allows a society the possibilities of self-renewal. Discuss

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

. Ethical behaviour may be defined in terms of duties. Many philosophers have argued that certain core duties are imperatives, and as such will always apply, regardless of circumstances. Critically analyse

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

. With the wide development of artificial intelligence, questions of machine ethics arise in many contexts. Discuss.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 10 marks

: Gandhi’s conception of Poorna Swaraj or complete independence went beyond the removal of colonialism. Discuss.

GS4 · Theoretical Questions · 15 marks

: Though growth of Nationalism is attributed to the Western influence but Swami Vivekananda’s nationalism is deeply rooted in Indian spirituality and morality. Discuss