ETHICS

"Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in a harmony"

— MAHATMA GANDHI

"Be truthful, gentle and fearless"

— MAHATMA GANDHI

"Heart is a very good fertilizer; anything we plant love, fear, hate, hope, revenge, jealousy-surely grows and bears fruit. We have to decide what to harvest"

— SWAMI VIVEKANAND

"We must become the change we want to see"

— MAHATMA GANDHI

"To believe in something, and not live it, is dishonest"

— MAHATMA GANDHI

Previous Year questions on "Ethics and human interface, Human values". Start writing answers.
2019 ones are not there in this pic. I'll share them separately.

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Stopping at a red light signal at 3am in the night, even when the entire road is clear. This is an example of integrity

See what i have found

https://www.insightsonindia.com/2013/09/30/how-to-prepare-upsc-civil-services-mains-paper-v-gs-4-ethics-aptitude-integrity/

Ethics- leadership : IAS officer Ramesh Gholap, the Deputy Commissioner of Koderma in Jharkhand, was out distributing blankets to the poor when he saw a frail little girl standing in the line. On enquiry, the DC found out that the girl was 11-year-old Sapna whose parents had died recently, leaving her with nowhere to go.

Acting out of instinct, Ramesh drove Sapna to the nearest Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya, registering himself as her guardian. He also asked the officials of social security departments to ensure Sapna gets Rs 2,000 every month, and a tutor takes care of her studies.

Each time the IAS officer meets such children, his memories take him miles away - to Mahagaon in Maharashtra's Solapur district, where he sold bangles along with his mother after his father’s death. Gholap couldn’t do much else because of his polio-stricken leg. 

"I believe that the situation which I overcame has given me the biggest gift – sensitivity," he says.

Credits: Better india

Ethics- leadership : IAS officer Ramesh Gholap, the Deputy Commissioner of Koderma in Jharkhand, was out distributing blankets to the poor when he saw a frail little girl standing in the line. On enquiry, the DC found out that the girl was 11-year-old Sapna whose parents had died recently, leaving her with nowhere to go.

Acting out of instinct, Ramesh drove Sapna to the nearest Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya, registering himself as her guardian. He also asked the officials of social security departments to ensure Sapna gets Rs 2,000 every month, and a tutor takes care of her studies.

Each time the IAS officer meets such children, his memories take him miles away - to Mahagaon in Maharashtra's Solapur district, where he sold bangles along with his mother after his father’s death. Gholap couldn’t do much else because of his polio-stricken leg. 

"I believe that the situation which I overcame has given me the biggest gift – sensitivity," he says.

Credits: Better india

Are you guys using lexicon for ethics? 

We will start an initiative from tomorrow. Every 2 days we can complete a topic from ethics syllabus. I will edit the thread for the topic to be completed that day. Ethics require examples from our own lives and lives of leaders. 

Please feel free to contribute anything that you can regarding that topic (Definitions, examples, thoughts, anecdotes). 

After one day we can attempt previous year questions on that topic and in ethics paper many questions do repeat so our work will be done by contributing to this initiative. 

Please feel free to comment how you want this thread to function, or if you want any changes

Thank you