Q6. (b) Some moral philosophers argue that spending some of your resources—without significantly affecting your financial stability to help other people who badly suffer is our moral duty and not merely a matter of charity. Justify this claim by explaining the distinction between duty and charity. (GS PAPER IV MODEL ANSWER) (UPSC CSE 2026) (150 words, 10 marks) Read More » September 23, 2026
Q6. (a) On the request of his Personal Assistant (PA), the District Magistrate (DM) stops the transfer of a schoolteacher who takes private tuition for his daughter diagnosed with learning disability. In this context, discuss the aspects of empathy versus compliance with rules. (GS PAPER IV MODEL ANSWER) (UPSC CSE 2026) (150 words, 10 marks) Read More » September 23, 2026
Q5. (b) In international relations, ethical considerations are often subjugated to the strategic interests of nation-states. Discuss this from an ethical perspective. (GS PAPER IV MODEL ANSWER) (UPSC CSE 2026) (150 words, 10 marks) Read More » September 21, 2026
Q5. (a) Usually schools, working in remote areas, do not fully comply with government regulations. However, if the rules are enforced strictly, it would lead to most schools closing down. How should an administrator strike a balance between enforcement of rules and educational rights of children? (GS PAPER IV MODEL ANSWER) (UPSC CSE 2026) (150 words, 10 marks) Read More » September 21, 2026
Q4. (b) Efficiency is doing things right, while effectiveness is doing the right thing. How do you strike a balance between the two to enhance productivity? (GS PAPER IV MODEL ANSWER) (UPSC CSE 2026) (150 words, 10 marks) Read More » September 19, 2026
Q4. (a) Citing the serious adverse effects of long-term medication, a doctor convinces the family of a female patient for surgery. This led the patient to reluctantly consent for the surgery, though her original choice was to opt for medication. Explain the concepts of paternalism and beneficence by analysing the doctor’s action. (GS PAPER IV MODEL ANSWER) (UPSC CSE 2026) (150 words, 10 marks) Read More » September 19, 2026
