All UPSC Mains previous year questions mapped for Root Causes: Discretionary Powers, Monopoly Without Accountability, Moral Decay under Challenges of Corruption and Technology.
In the integrity index of Transparency International, India stands very low. Discuss briefly the legal, political, economic, social and cultural factors that have caused the decline of public morality in India.
What do you understand by ‘probity’ in public life? What are the difficulties in practicing it in the present times? How can these Probity in Public Life difficulties be overcome? Today we find that in spite of various measures like prescribing
It is often said that poverty leads to corruption. However, there is indulge in corruption in a big way. What are the basic causes of corruption among people? Support your answer with examples.
codes of conduct, setting up vigilance cells/commissions, RTI, active media and strengthening of legal mechanisms, corrupt practices are not coming under control. A) Evaluate the effectiveness of these measures with justifications. B) Suggest more effective strategies to tackle this menace. Some recent developments such as introduction of RTI Act,
“Non-performance of duty by a public servant is a form of Non-performance of corruption” Do you agree with this view? Justify your answer
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