Q.4 Our attitudes towards life, work, other people and society are generally shaped unconsciously by the family and the social surroundings in which we grow up. Some of these unconsciously acquired attitudes and values are often undesirable in the citizens of a modern democratic and egalitarian society. (a) Discuss such undesirable values prevalent in today’s educated Indians. (b) How can such undesirable attitudes be changed and socio-ethical values considered necessary in public services be cultivated in the aspiring and serving civil servants? (10 Marks)

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In first part, mention some undesirable values present in today’s Indians and how do they get shaped.
In second part, mention role of external factors in changing such undesirable attitudes.
Also mention some recommendations of 2nd ARC related to ethics in governance.

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Siddharth CHATURVEDI

3 years ago

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3 years ago

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Siddharth

Intro is good. In first part, points mentioned are also fine. However, avoid naming people if possible, mention the issue. Further some points can be added like gender inequality still perpetuating, prevalence of dowry system inspite of law against it; racism and regionalism.
In part b, again points are good..also mention improvement in factors through which attitude is shaped for example including moral and ethical dimension in education, role of teachers, peer group and family.
You can conclude by writing 2nd ARC recommendation of implementing code of conduct along with code of ethics in governance to improve socio-ethical outlook of civil servants.
Keep writing. 🙂

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k.s.nandhini

3 years ago

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muskan garg

3 years ago

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