Objectivity & Dedication to Public Service
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Objectivity |
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Aspects |
Description |
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Definition & Example |
Objectivity means accepting a situation as true based solely on logic, facts, and evidence while separating oneself from personal feelings, biases, beliefs, and relationships during decision-making. It represents "Factual Truth" and "Just Decision-making." Example: A government official basing a contract award on "Merit" rather than personal friendship or bribes. |
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UPSC Perspective |
This subject falls under the foundational values of civil services. UPSC has asked comparative and practical questions on this. Example: "Are Integrity, Impartiality, Non-partisanship, and Objectivity different from each other? Explain with suitable examples." |
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Comparison |
Objectivity vs. Impartiality: Objectivity is deciding solely on facts regardless of .... |
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