GS4 · UPSC Mains
In contemporary times, disruptions have become an endemic feature of the functioning of Indian Parliament. Though it is not a new phenomenon, disruptions, which were an exception earlier, seem to have become the new normal. The years gone by have seen MPs raise slogans, snatch papers from ministers and indulge in theatrics. Crucial time of the Parliament, which ought to have been spent in debating appropriateness of legislation or other important issues, is getting unnecessarily wasted. In this context, answer the following: (a) Identify the ethical issues involved from the point of view of different stakeholders? (b) What are the reasons behind such a scenario? (c) Is merely having a code of conduct or ethics sufficient to resolve this situation?
GS4 · Public/civil service values & ethics in public administration — status & problems; ethical concerns & dilemmas; conflict of interest
| Topper | Rank | Source | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ankita Jain | — | VisionIAS | p.56 |
| Satyam Gandhi | — | VisionIAS | p.54 |
| Narayan Amit Malempati | — | VisionIAS | p.54 |
| Ravi Kumar | — | VisionIAS | p.54 |
| Satyam Gandhi | — | Vision | p.54 |
| Ankita Jain | — | Vision | p.56 |