GS4 · UPSC Mains
"The heart of the ethical dilemma is not the absence of values but the presence of competing responsibilities." Discuss how ethical dilemmas in public administration often emerge from the clash of legitimate obligations rather than moral ambiguity. Illustrate with suitable examples. (Answer in 150 words)
GS4 · Public/civil service values & ethics in public administration — status & problems; ethical concerns & dilemmas; conflict of interest
| Topper | Rank | Source | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pakshal Secretry | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Vikas Singh Panwar | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Ravi Shekhar Singh | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Pakshal Secretry | — | UnlockIAS | p.14 |
| Nancy Singh | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Darshana Singh Baghel | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Yashvardhan Singh | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Esha Jain | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Himanshu Singh Nimoria | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Ananya Rana | — | NextIAS | p.13 |
| Mohit Gupta | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Sugandha Gupta | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Tanisha Mishra | — | NextIAS | p.13 |
| Shruti Ola | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Harsh Santosh Lodha | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Pranshu Gupta | — | NextIAS | p.14 |
| Mohit Aggarwal Nadbaiwalla | — | NextIAS | p.14 |