Author name: Mohit Sharma (Director Sankalp IAS Academy, Best Ethics Faculty UPSC)

Mohit Sharma, a renowned Ethics faculty for the UPSC Civil Services Examination, boasts over 12 years of experience guiding aspirants. As the Founder and Director of Sankalp IAS Academy, he has mentored numerous successful candidates. Known for his in-depth knowledge, engaging teaching style, and focus on practical application, Mohit Sharma effectively bridges theory with real-world scenarios. His authoritative books on ethics and a proven track record of successful student outcomes solidify his position as a leading figure in UPSC Ethics preparation.

Foundational values for Civil Service Ethics UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Best Ethics Faculty UPSC. Best Ethics Notes UPSC. Foundational Values for civil services. Foundational values for Civil Services Foundational Values are the core beliefs and principles that guide an individual’s actions. For civil servants, the Foundational Values are the values ​​which help in achieving the goals of the civil service i.e., establishment and promotion of […]

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Integrity Ethics UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Best Ethics Notes UPSC. Foundational Values for civil services. Integrity Ethics UPSC. Integrity Pact UPSC. Honesty vs Integrity UPSC. Integrity Ethics UPSC Integrity in Individual’s Context Integrity in Social Context Integrity in Professional Context Integrity in Civil Services Context Importance of integrity for civil servant A civil servant with integrity must have- Without integrity, a

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Aptitude for Civil Service Ethics UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Aptitude for Civil Service Ethics UPSC. Aptitude UPSC. Aptitude Ethics UPSC. Aptitude for Civil Service UPSC Definition The word aptitude is derived from the word Aptos which means ‘fitted for’. In general, aptitude refers a natural or inherent talent in certain sector to acquire a certain skill in the future through appropriate training. In short,

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Impact of internet expansion on Value System UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Best Ethics Notes for UPSC. Best Ethics Teacher for UPSC. Impact of internet expansion on Value System UPSC. Impact of internet expansion on Value System The expansion of the internet has had profound effects on values across societies, including in India. Let’s examine both the positive and negative impacts: Positive Impacts: Negative Impacts: Way forward:

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Role of Education Institute in inculcating values UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Best Ethics Notes for UPSC. Best Ethics Teacher for UPSC. Role of Education Institute in inculcating values UPSC. Role of Education Institute in inculcating values Compliment family teaching but cannot replace family as a first school and parents as a first teacher. “Education without values, produced a cleverer devil.” Educational institutions serving as a bridge

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Role of Society in inculcating values UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Role of Society in inculcating values Ethics UPSC. Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC. Role of Family, Society and Educational Institute in inculcating values. Best Ethics Teacher for UPSC. Role of Society in inculcating values Society is like an extension of the family. India has a strong tradition of value systems deeply rooted in

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Ethics in Private and Public Relationships UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Ethics in Private and Public Relationships UPSC. Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC. Ethics in Private and Public Relationships UPSC Private relations refer to personal, intimate relationships such as family, friendships, and romantic partnerships, close friendships, and other intimate connections. They are our own small world as their relationship with us matters much more

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Dual Character Dilemma Ethics UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Ethics UPSC. Dual Character Dilemma Ethics UPSC. Dual Character Dilemma Sometimes people practice different standards of moralities in their personal and private lives. Why ethics in private life is important for ethics in public life? Is private and public life can be separated? In general, both are considered separate, both have different morality, but it’s

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Voice of Conscience Ethics UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Inner voice UPSC. Voice of Conscience Ethics UPSC. Ethics Notes UPSC Voice of Conscience UPSC (Inner voice) The term ‘voice of conscience’ refers to an individual’s internal moral compass, a personal guide for differentiating right from wrong. It simply refers to a person’s inner sense of what is right and wrong. It is the intrinsic

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Constitutional Morality UPSC (Best Ethics Notes for UPSC & UPPSC)

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Constitutional Morality UPSC. Social Morality UPSC. Constitutional Morality vs Social Morality UPSC. Constitutional Morality UPSC Constitutional morality refers to the core principles, values standards of morality enshrined in the constitution, such as rule of law, individual rights, democratic governance, justice, equality, freedom, and respect for diversity. It involves not only following the letter of the

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