Human Values
Human values are universal; they persist in various forms across different countries and eras. In administration, they have practical applications in policy-making, decision-making, corruption prevention, and the "spirit of service" in citizen-centric delivery.
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Value |
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GS-4 Relevance / Examples |
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Non-violence (Ahimsa) |
Avoiding both physical and mental violence. |
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Compassion |
Understanding the suffering of others and making an effort to alleviate it. |
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Integrity |
Consistency between conduct and principles; not crossing the moral line even in the face of greed or profit. |
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Ethics, Integrity & Aptitude
- 1 Notable Quotes from Prominent Indian Thinkers and Leaders
- 2 Philosophy and Contribution of Global Thinkers and Leaders
- 3 Essence, Determinants, and Consequences of Ethics
- 4 Ethics in Human Actions & its Dimensions
- 5 Ethics in Private and Public Relationships
- 6 Human Values – Lessons from the Lives of Great Leaders, Reformers, and Administrators
- 7 Philosophy and Contribution of Major Indian Thinkers and Leaders (The philosophies of these thinkers are used for quote-based answers and value-based analysis in the Ethics paper.)
- 8 Notable Quotes from Prominent Global Thinkers and Leaders
- 9 Moral Intuition vs. Moral Reasoning
- 10 Empathy, Tolerance, and Compassion towards Weaker Sections

