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“TO THE POINT CONTENT For Ethics- GS IV Paper.
1 - Quotes and Examples
2 - Definition and Stories
3 - Strategy and Handwritten Notes
4 - Newspaper Snippets for Ethics
For Advertisements/ Suggestions:
- @ethicsadmin
- ethicsexamplesquotes@gmail.c...”
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🌕 ACCOUNTABILITY & CORRUPTION
- Both are inversely proportional.
- Power + Discretion—Accountability = Corruption (ARC-II)
Examples:
1] Secrecy in the bureaucracy makes it more powerful. It becomes the basis for corruption. (“Corruption thrives in secret places and avoids open places”. Woodrow Wilson.)
2] Discretionary powers with civil servants to use the resources available with administration become the basis for corruption.
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Attempting quotation based Questions
1) Explain meaning of sentence => By whom said.
2) If n’t know name → In what context or why said.
3) Ex & further quote to substantiate the statement.
4) Analysing - Break down into simple sentences.
5) Attempt it like essay — Diff stakeholders, timeline approach etc.
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🇮🇳"Dharnai"🇮🇳
A village in Bihar, is India's first fully solar powered village.
https://youtu.be/97QpEHQKlq4
Dharnai is a small village with 2400 people. Located near Bodh Gaya in Bihar’s Jehanabad district, it didn’t have access to electricity. But a few years ago, the villagers took things in their own hands and changed their fate forever.
With the help of Greenpeace, the village installed a solar-powered micro-grid, which provides 24×7 electricity to more than 450 households and 50 commercial establishments.
The entire project cost them 3 crores, making Dharnai India’s first fully solar powered village.
Since the time Dharnai declared itself an energy-independent village, students no longer have to limit their studies to the day time, women no longer fear stepping out of their homes at night, and small industries are prospering, as the village heads for a better, brighter future.
#IMPLEMENTATION
🌕 EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE (EI)
Knowing and understanding one’s own emotions and other’s emotions and regulating one’s emotions to behave in a socially desirable manner. In simple way, it is about intelligent management of emotions for effective behaviour.
Examples:
1] A ‘Sthithapragnya’, according to Lord Krishna is one who remains unperturbed in the face of calamity, and takes good or evil with equanimity. He has the power to emotionally attach or detach from any situation, at his will.
2] Vardhmaan worshipped as Mahavira because he was able to win over his emotions.
Quote:
Aristotle has said that “Anyone can become angry - that is easy, but to be angry with right person at right time and for right purpose - that is not within everyone’s power and that is not easy”.
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📍New Members Check This👇
1) Ethics Strategy- Click Here
2) Tackling Theory Part- Click Here
3) Tackling Case Studies- Click Here
4) Terminology+ Examples- Click Here
5) Best Case Studies- Click Here
6) Real Life Example- Click Here
Case Study:
1] Dedication towards society
2] Community service
3] Initiative taking ability.
🍀Meet The Clothing Man of India
¶ Anshu Gupta, the founder of NGO Goonj, was moved by the basic need of clothing, an issue that does not have a place in the development agenda.
¶ Using cloth as starting point for other crucial yet ignored needs like sanitary pads, school material for education, Goonj started to contribute to India’s re-growth with the help of urban waste.
Cloth For Work Initiative/ Dignity For Work:
¶ He felt that charity deprives the people of self-respect and hence, he introduced the concept of "cloth for work".
¶ Villagers work to dig wells, clean ponds, repair roads, and build schools in the community using local resources, for which they were compensated with material resources like clothing, utensils, furniture, and food grains.
Quote:
The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. (Mahatma Gandhi)
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🌕 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
It is defined as an individual under the age of 18 who fails to abide by the laws.
Data:
The rate of crime committed by juveniles in India 2020 is 2.0, which is higher than the 2019 rate of 1.1. [NCRB Report]
Recent Example:
Two teens were detained by the police for allegedly throwing a firecracker at a fuel dispenser of a petrol pump in Gujarat`s Surat city.
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🌕 ACCOUNTABILITY
- It is formal concept in administration meaning answerability or to give detail accounts of one's actions, decisions.
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🌕 ETHICS WITHOUT MORALITY IS EMPTY!
- When there is no morality, one cannot expect ethics to be present. We cannot expect people without morality to behave in ethical manner.
- Wherever we see cultural conflict today, that suggest lack of shared morality (ethics) i.e. universal values are not in practice.
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🌕 COMPASSION
It is a feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for another who is stricken by misfortune, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate the suffering.
Historical Examples:
1] Yaksha when asked Yudhistara, ‘What is the highest Dharma’? Yudhistara replied that compassion is the highest Dharma. It is the roots of a tree called Dharma and its branches are rules & norms which keeps on changing as per the time but root always remain the same.
2] Mother Theresa has often been referred to as an embodiment of compassion. Her selfless work for the poor and destitute till date is inspiring and spoken of.
General Examples:
2] IAS probationers are sent to “Bharat Darshan” to understand the diversity of India and grow compassion towards others.
3] Basant Rath- A senior IPS officer distributing free books to students, hailing from remote areas of J & K, in order to help them crack competitive examinations.
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Tackling Theory of Ethics:
1. Intro: Standard def [thinker even if not know - verbatim], news background.
2. Dig only if simplify understanding.
3. 80:20 rule - 20 theory [passing reference not explain] & 80 examples & application.
4. Multiple-dimension points [4-5] explain with ex [relatable].
5. Underline keywords & thinker (*Quotes*).
6. Conclusion - Hence, these & these steps needed to resolve...
7. 3 ex type - current events (medi ethic); your prep ex (essay dimension); sos (personal ex prep in exam hall).
8. 2 type ex - specific (ex from admin) & gen.
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- Colin Powell, former U.S. Defense Secretary
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