Aptitude - Definition Of Aptitude, Integrity, Impartiality Ethics Paper 4 UPSC And PCS

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Aptitude implies potential. It is a storehouse of energy in oneself. When we say that a person has the better aptitude, it actually means that s/he has the innate potential to do something.

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Foundation Values for Civil Service

Integrity

Unwavering adherence to moral principles in general and honesty in particular. A person with integrity adheres to moral principles not because of external regulations but because of internal compulsions.

Management of Public Resources

Selection of Beneficiaries

Departmental Enquiries (Case Study)

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Impartiality

Differential Treatment vs Favorable Treatment

Equal opportunities to all and equal beings treated equally 1.Fulfilling all interests equitably – Incentive is good but there should be no partiality 2.Constitution – Article 15 3.Professional Ethics 4.Majoritarianism Prevention 5.Promotion of interests of weaker section ●

Emotional Intelligence, Biases, Interest Analysis, Verifying decisions with peers, Objective decision support system, Seeking public opinion ●

4. Dedication to Public Service  – First Priority

5. Empathy – Story of Kalam

How to develop empathy? a)Talk to people – awareness about ground reality b)Literature – Movies (Taare Zameen Par), books c)Visualization d)Reading biographies and autobiographies (B.R. Ambedkar) e)Tolerance

6. Compassion towards weaker section –

Mr. Prashant Nair (IAS – Kerala) –Operation Sulaiman

Mr. G. Shrikanth (IAS – Maharashtra) – Wall for clothes 

Shri Sandeep Nanduri (D.M) – Clothes + Shoes, Books

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