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 \n● Sevottam Model  \n● Compassionate Capitalism / Triple Bottom Line  \n● Wealth Creation vs Wealth Distribution  \n● Zero Tolerance to Corruption / misplaces sympathy for corruption  \n● Public service code / public service ethics  \n● National Interest  \n● Categorical Imperative  \n● Public / Societal Interest  \n● 3E - Efficiency, Economy, Effectiveness  \n● Responsiveness to public demands  \n● Saytameva Jayate  \nVirtues/Values  \n● Virtues of Public Service by Nolan Commission on Standards in Public Service - Leadership, Openness,Honesty, Selflessness, Accountability, Integrity, Objectivity  \n● Justice tempered with kindness  \n● Equity, Equality, Natural Justice  \n● Social Justice;  \n● Compassion, Kindness, Empathy,● Organisational / Personal Discipline  \n● Impartiality, Non Partisanship  \n● Neutrality, Anonymity of the Civil Servant  \n● Emotional Intelligence / Aptitude / Attitude  \n● Courage of Conviction  \n● Making reasonable profit  \n# Constitution - Fundamental Rights\n\n● Article 14 - equality  \n● Art 15 - against discrimination  \n● Art 17 - untouchability  \n● Art 21A - Right to education  \n● Art 19 - Freedom of Speech and expression  \n# Constitution - Fundamental Duties\n\n● 51A(a) to Abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals and  \n● 51A(b) to cherish and follow the noble ideals - national struggle for freedom  \n● 51A (e) to promote harmony, spirit of common brotherhood;  \n● 51A (e) to renounce practices derogatory (day-row-gate-a-REE) to the dignity of women;  \n● 51A (g) to protect and improve the natural environment  \n● 51A (g) to have compassion for living creatures;  \n● 51A (h) to develop the scientific temper  \n● 51A (h) develop humanism  \n● 51A (h) spirit of inquiry and reform  \n● 51A (i) to safeguard public property  \n● 51A (i) abjure violence;  \n● 51A (j) to strive towards excellence / eggjellence  \n● 51A (k) parents to provide opportunities for education to between 6-14 years;  \n# Constitution - Directive Principles of State Policy\n\n● 44 - secure Uniform Civil Code for all citizens  \n● 43A - participation of workers in management of industries  \n● 48A - to protect and improve environment  \n● 51 - promote international peace and security, respect for international law;  \n● 39 - equitable distribution of material resources of the country  \n● 39 - prevention of concentration of wealth in hands of few, equal pay for equal work  \n# Value Conflicts\n\n● Personal vs Professional Ethics  \n● Loyalty to one’s kithand kin vs Rule of Law / Righteousness / Truth  \n● Private profit vs public interest  \n● Rule of Law / Legality / Equality / vs positive discrimination / affirmative action  \n● People / Growth / Development vs Planet / Environment  \n● Profit vs People / Planet / Society  \n● Public welfare/interest vs Personal Welfare/interest  \n● Transparency vs. Privacy/ Reputation  \n● Dedication to work vs commitment to family/friends  \n● Integrity vs. Family/friend/personal wellbeing  \n● Compliance/Obedienc","cbCaimwX6XGr7BbQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimwX6XGr7BbQ","pdf",733339,"English","# Case Study Toolkit Keywords and Ideas\n## Ethical Principles and Values\n## Virtues of Public Service and Constitutional Anchors\n## Value Conflicts\n## Seven Sins of Gandhi\n## Steps to Resolve Ethical Dilemma Questions\n## Formats for Case Study Answers","[{\"question\":\"How does the toolkit help answer Part B case studies in GS Paper IV?\",\"answer\":\"It provides a ready checklist of ethical ideas and keywords plus structured steps and answer formats to organize arguments and address questions systematically.\"},{\"question\":\"Which constitutional elements are listed for ethics case study reasoning?\",\"answer\":\"It references fundamental rights (e.g., Article 14, 15, 17, 19, 21A), fundamental duties (51A clauses), and directive principles (e.g., Articles 39, 43A, 44, 48A, 51).\"},{\"question\":\"What are the recommended steps to resolve an ethical dilemma question?\",\"answer\":\"Gather facts objectively, identify affected parties, decision makers, and the ethical dilemmas/value conflicts, state violated rights, and remove personal biases as the most important step.\"}]","Ethics - 21 - Case Studies Toolkit | PDF",1790062113,13]