Ethics for UPSC with Aditya sir

Nanaji: The Reason I Price My Courses Low In the age of capitalism, why am I still launching courses at ₹299, ₹399, ₹499? Is it because we are not providing quality? If so, why do toppers say our courses helped them a lot? Surely they are not paid to say that. To understand the reason, you need to know the life of my inspiration—my maternal grandfather (Nana ji). His life initial years were ridden with poverty. He lost his father when he was four, and his mother worked as a domestic helper in other houses. He was the eldest of all the siblings. He loved reading books but had very little money. At nine, after school, he started doing bookbinding work at a stationery shop so he could get some books to read. At sixteen, he started working as an accountant at a local merchant’s place. His mother later became mentally unwell from the many shocks she had to endure. He cracked the NDA and banking exams, and chose a banking job so he could live with his mother and take care of his siblings. He went on to become an Executive Director at Punjab National Bank. After retirement, he started free schools and libraries for underprivileged students. Before his death, he donated his entire savings and belongings to a widow’s home. I want to help people like him. Of course I need money to run the team, and once I reach the desired revenue, I dream of opening a free school for girls suffering from trafficking and other heinous crimes. I am already engaged with one such NGO. Aditya ❤️

HOW TO WRITE A GOOD ANSWER IN A QUOTE-BASED QUESTION — BY ADITYA SIR Let's take the example of the 2025 Ethics question:

Those who in trouble untroubled are, will trouble trouble itself." — Thiruvalluvar

HOW TO WRITE THE INTRODUCTION METHOD 1 — Direct interpretation The quote of Thiruvalluvar is true in its entirety. It wants to convey that it is not the external problem ("trouble") that determines the outcome, but the inner state of the person facing it. METHOD 2 — Start with a counter-quote "You cannot control the waves, but you can learn to surf." Thiruvalluvar, through this couplet from the Tirukkural, asserts that individuals who maintain inner calm and composure in adverse situations can overcome difficulties effectively. METHOD 3 — Anchor it to a concept This quote captures the importance of emotional intelligence in succeeding in life. One who remains unshaken mentally can defeat and transform adversity itself. BODY — KEYWORDS TO BUILD YOUR POINTS Fortitude, resilience, stoic mindset, sthitapragya (equanimity), self-control or mindfulness (Buddha). EXAMPLES YOU CAN USE History: Gandhi ji, Savitribai Phule, Rani Chennamma. Civil services: T.N. Seshan, Kiran Bedi. Popular culture and sports: Luka Modrić, Vozinha, Pursuit of Happyness. CONCLUSION Option 1 — Simple: Leaders who embody fortitude, equanimity, and emotional intelligence do not merely endure challenges — they transform them into opportunities for ethical action. Option 2 — Connect with civil services: Civil servants who cultivate resilience, equanimity, and emotional intelligence convert crises into opportunities for ethical action. Such inner composure is the foundation of ethical governance. Option 3 — Indian philosophy: During the war of Mahabharata, Krishna taught Arjuna that it is one's dharma to perform one's duty with calmness and composure, without attachment to the fruits of action — the philosophy of Nishkam Karma. Aditya ❤️ ▶️Keep following https://t.me/ethicswithaditya

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Who we are to establish the quality if you are not aware about us, since we do not bombard you with endless toppers video. The list of toppers I have mentored the list is even bigger:- Toppers talk ( Not just 2025 there is a long legacy ) Also about credentials ,see my marksheet and especially ethics marks: Marksheet Everything is made by me and the price is to help students who can't afford it. Price will be increased to 399 Tomorrow.

❗️Caution ( If you are appearing in Mains 2026 or will appear in Mains 2027 🧿) In the last 10 days I’ve reviewed many essay and ethics answer copies and noticed a strong repetition of the same philosophical lines and examples. After copying the questions and essay topics in generative ai tool , I found the repetitive material concentrated in a single paragraph. When I posted more questions, the philosophy and example banks matched what I was seeing in most copies. My sincere advice: don’t neglect high‑quality primary sources — newspapers, books, PIB releases, and other original materials. AI tools like ChatGPT simply aggregate content already available on the internet. If you want top marks, don’t rely on them completely. This paper will always reward your organic thinking ,your originality. Maybe in the beginning some people were using it so it provided a reward but now it is extremely common .( As suggested by some toppers ) Your time is important, please be aware . Aditya ❤️

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Ethics Top scorers copy segregated topic wise launching soon at an affordable cost ❤️ Every answer selected is written by someone who has at least scored 120 marks in Ethics . We will mention the name and score as well of the topper .

Toppers’ feedback MANJO GS AIR 389 No document can match the level of content we have poured into the Brahmastra document. Note :If you can reproduce 30–40 percent of this in the exam hall, you will score very good marks.

Watched ? Don't delay highly important videos . Scoring High marks in Ethics is not a game of taking lectures from Popular teachers or reading bulky books . It is the game of execution and these subtle changes . The paper is not similar to 2016-17 where direct theories were asked . Adapt to the changes or else you will end up getting average marks .

A strategy that helped Sruthi R and Preeti Chauhan score 120+ in Ethics. Just one small change in your answer and trust me, it can help you push your marks up by 10. This is a method I have used multiple times to score the best marks in Ethics across 4 attempts. A very important video — do not miss it. Watch here: https://youtu.be/EfKx84xDr5M