UPSC and Beyondd with Shubham Ajmera

⭐️⭐️Inter state council⭐️⭐️ ✔️Which article of the constitution is it associated with? 263 ✔️Who constitutes it: president. ✔️Is President the chairman? : No! it is the Hon'ble prime minister. ✔️Does it entertain only legal controversy?: No..both legal and non legal!! ✔️Is the decision binding?: advisory in nature. ✔️Composition: prime minister along with 6 cabinet minister, chief ministers of all the states and administrators of UTs and governors under president rule States if any! ✔️Questions are decided by: CONSENSUS! Hit ❤️ to appreciate and follow us for more such quick revision content on: https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

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🚨 DAY 17: 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES 📚 Topic: Dialectical Method of Hegel 📖 Meaning: The dialectical method, as proposed by the German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, is a way of understanding the development of ideas, reality, and history through the process of contradictions and their resolution. It involves a triadic process: 1. Thesis: An initial idea or condition. 2. Antithesis: The negation or opposition to the thesis. 3. Synthesis: The resolution of the contradiction between the thesis and antithesis, leading to a higher or more complex understanding. This cycle of contradiction and resolution is continuous and drives progress in ideas, society, and history Key Features of Hegel's Dialectical Method 1. Contradiction as a Driving Force: Hegel’s dialectics is built around the idea that contradictions are inherent in every aspect of reality. 2. Process of Becoming: For Hegel, reality is not static but is in a constant process of becoming. Change is driven by internal contradictions that push ideas or entities from one stage to another. 3. Unity of Opposites: In Hegel’s philosophy, opposites (thesis and antithesis) are not merely in conflict but are part of a greater unity. Through the dialectical process, they are reconciled in a higher form, known as the sublation (Aufhebung), which preserves elements of both while transcending them. 4. Historical and Social Development: He argued that history itself is a rational process, driven by dialectical conflicts and their resolutions. The state, for example, is seen as the highest realization of ethical life through the dialectical progression of individual freedom and collective necessity. 👉 Application: 1️⃣ Use this concepts in questions related to contradictions, ethical dilemmas etc. You don't need to explain the entire concept in detail. Simply mention "Hegel's Dialectical Method". 2️⃣ This concept is extremely useful in Case Studies. While justifying your action: In the given circumstances, I will apply Hegel's Dialectical Method to arrive at an ethical decision. Hit ❤️ if you found this useful. 📎 Stay Updated : @upscandbeyondd

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🚨 DAY 24: 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES 📚 Topic: New Public Service 📖 Meaning: New Public Service (NPS) is a concept that has emerged in public administration theory as a response to traditional models of public management. It emphasizes a shift from a government-focused approach to a citizen-centered approach in public administration. Key Features of New Public Service (NPS) 1. Focus on Citizen-Centered Governance: NPS prioritizes citizens' needs, rights, and participation. It views citizens as active participants in governance, not just passive recipients of services. 2. Democratic Values and Public Trust: NPS stresses the importance of democratic values, public accountability, and transparency in governance. 3. Collaboration and Partnership: NPS advocates for collaboration between various actors, including government agencies, citizens, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and the private sector. 4. Focus on Social Equity and Justice: The NPS model seeks to reduce inequalities and ensure social justice by providing equal access to public services for all citizens, especially marginalized and vulnerable groups. 5. Public Service Motivation (PSM): NPS emphasizes that civil servants should be motivated by a sense of public service rather than personal gain. 6. Decentralization and Local Governance: NPS encourages decentralized decision-making and empowers local governments to take a more active role in managing services and addressing local issues. 💬 Key Quote: "The purpose of public service is not to serve the public, but to help the public serve."- Robert B. Denhardt. 👉 Application: 1️⃣ Explain the process of resolving ethical dilemmas in Public Administration. (2018) 2️⃣ This concept is extremely useful in Case Studies. While justifying your action: In the given circumstances, I will follow the principles of New Public Service to arrive at an ethical decision. Hit ❤️ if you found this useful. 📎 Stay Updated : @upscandbeyondd

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Hi Everyone, starting a ETHICS/ Essay content series. Where weekly 4-5 times I will post a Quote, Poem, 3-4 examples (international, Civil servants based, Ramayana Mahabharata based etc). This will be freely done in below channel 👇 👇 (Just a suggestion, Google doc bana loon, do it for a few months, revise every Sunday and see the difference) https://t.me/essaysandbeyond https://t.me/essaysandbeyond

🚨 DAY 30: 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES 📚 Topic: Hegel's Authentic Life 📖 Meaning: Hegel's philosophy, particularly his views on ethical life (Sittlichkeit) and the state, provides an understanding of what constitutes an Authentic Life. Hegel's views on an authentic life can be broken down into key elements: 1. Integration of Individual and Community: For Hegel, the authentic life is realized when the individual’s actions align with the broader ethical life of the community. 2. Freedom through Recognition: Authentic life is tied to the concept of mutual recognition, where individuals see each other as equals, and their freedom is recognized by others. 3. Self-Realization through the State: The state is not merely a structure for governing but an embodiment of freedom, justice, and rationality. For Hegel, the authentic life involves being part of this rational state, where laws and institutions reflect the collective ethical will of the people. 4. Reconciliation of Individual and Universal Will: reconciliation between the individual and the universal is a key aspect of the self-actualization of both the individual and society 5. . Ethical Life (Sittlichkeit): Sittlichkeit refers to the social and ethical norms, traditions, and practices that define the moral life of individuals within society. Hegel’s ethical life includes 3 primary spheres: a. Family: The sphere of love, care, and mutual support. b. Civil Society: The sphere of individual rights, labor, and social interaction. c. State: The political organization that represents the rational, collective will and ensures justice. 7. The Role of Law and Morality: Morality and law are not opposed but are aspects of the same ethical reality. While morality is the internal sense of right and wrong, law is the external, social expression of morality 💬 Key Quote: "The life of the individual is only authentic when it is realized as a life that is connected with the ethical life of the community, when it recognizes itself in the ethical world and gives itself up to the whole." - Hegel 👉 Application: 1️⃣ Use this concept in Section A to emphasize on means rather than ends. 2️⃣ For Case Studies, apply Hegel's Concept of Authentic Life to justify your actions Hit ❤️ if you found this useful. 📎 Stay Updated : @upscandbeyondd

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