Q.1) Should civil servants merely follow the orders of superiors without questioning them? Give justification to your view. Q.2) Should civil servants be concerned about the decisions of the government even if they are not directly linked to them and raise their voice if they are not in the letter and spirit of the constitution? […]
Q.1) Discuss major philosophies that guide international ethics. (150 words) Q.2) State the concept of probity. Explain its objectives. (150 words) Q.3) Discipline generally implies following the order and subordination. However, it may be counterproductive for the organisation. Discuss. (150 words)
Q.1) ‘Too little cash, too much politics, leaves UNESCO fighting for life.’ Discuss the statement in the light of US’ withdrawal and its accusation of the cultural body as being ‘anti-Israel bias’. (10 marks) Q.2) “The long-sustained image of India as a leader of the oppressed and marginalised Nations has disappeared on account of its
Q.1) One of the tests of integrity is complete refusal to be compromised. Explain with reference to a real life example. (150 words) Q.2) “Your conscience is the measure of the honesty of your selfishness. Listen to it carefully.” ― Richard Bach. Q.3) Two different kinds of attitudes exhibited by public servants towards their work
Q.1) “What introduces friction into the ties between India and the United States is that Washington is still unable to find for India a position in its global strategy, which would satisfy India’s National self- esteem and ambitions” Explain with suitable examples. (15 marks, 250 words) Q.2) ‘The time has come for India and Japan
Q.1) “If amendment bill to the Whistle-blowers Act, 2011 tabled in the Parliament is passed, there may be no one left to protect.” Critically evaluate. (10 marks, 150 words) Q.2) Citizens’ Charter is an ideal instrument of organizational transparency and accountability, but. it has its own limitations. Identify the limitations and suggest measures for greater
Q.1) There is a growing divergence in the relationship between poverty and hunger in India. The shrinking of social expenditure by the government is forcing the poor to spend more on Non- Food essential items squeezing their food – budget. – Elucidate. (10 marks, 150 words) Q.2) How far do you agree with the view
Q.1) Should the Scheduled caste and scheduled tribes community have reservations in promotions? Critically examine. (15 marks, 250 words) Q.2) Does the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 ensure effective mechanism for empowerment and inclusion of the intended beneficiaries in the society? Discuss. (10 marks, 150 words) Q.3) Do government’s schemes for up-lifting vulnerable
Q.1) Performance of welfare schemes that are implemented for vulnerable sections is not so effective due to absence of their awareness and active involvement at all stages of policy process – Discuss. (15 marks, 250 words) Q.2) Multiplicity of various commissions for the vulnerable sections or the society leads to problems or overlapping jurisdiction and
Q.1) ‘The emergence of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in contemporary times points to the slow but steady withdrawal of the state from developmental activities’. Examine the role of the SHGs in developmental activities and the measures taken by the Government of India to promote the SHGs. (10 marks, 150 words) Q.2) How do pressure groups influence