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Anger is a harmful negative emotion. It is injurious to both personal life and work life.

Points to Remember: Subscribe on YouTube Anger’s physiological and psychological effects. Anger’s impact on personal relationships. Anger’s impact on professional life. Strategies for managing anger. The importance of emotional intelligence. Introduction: Anger, a potent emotion characterized by a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility, is a universal human experience. While a certain level of … Read more

(b) Is it possible to balance the two too create a better administration for the faster development of our country?

Points to Remember: Balancing competing administrative priorities for faster national development. Identifying potential conflicts between different administrative goals. Exploring strategies for achieving synergy between competing priorities. Proposing policy recommendations for improved administration. Introduction: The question of balancing competing administrative priorities for faster national development is a crucial one for any nation. Effective governance requires a … Read more

How could social influence and persuasion contribute to the success of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan?

Points to Remember: The role of social norms in sanitation practices. The effectiveness of persuasive communication strategies. The importance of community engagement and leadership. The limitations of persuasion without infrastructural support. The need for a multi-pronged approach combining persuasion with tangible improvements. Introduction: Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA), launched in 2014, is India’s flagship sanitation program … Read more

Our attitudes towards life, work, other people and society are generally shaped unconsciously by the family and the social surroundings in which we grow up. Some of these unconsciously acquired attitudes and values are often undesirable in the citizens of a modern democratic and egalitarian society.

Keywords: Attitudes, values, family, social surroundings, unconscious influence, modern democratic society, egalitarian society, undesirable attitudes. Required Approach: Analytical Points to Remember: The significant role of family and social environment in shaping attitudes and values. The potential conflict between unconsciously acquired attitudes and the ideals of a modern democratic society. Strategies for fostering desirable attitudes and … Read more

What is ‘emotional intelligence’ and how can it be developed in people? How does it help an individual in taking ethical decisions?

Points to Remember: Definition and components of emotional intelligence (EQ). Methods for developing EQ. The link between EQ and ethical decision-making. Practical examples and case studies. Introduction: Emotional intelligence (EQ) refers to the ability to understand, use, and manage your own emotions in positive ways to relieve stress, communicate effectively, empathize with others, overcome challenges … Read more

Two different kinds of attitudes exhibited by public servants towards their work have been identified as bureaucratic attitude and the democratic attitude.

Points to Remember: Bureaucratic attitude: Emphasis on rules, procedures, hierarchy, and impersonal service delivery. Democratic attitude: Focus on citizen needs, responsiveness, accountability, and participatory governance. Consequences of each attitude on public service delivery and citizen satisfaction. Strategies to promote a democratic attitude among public servants. Introduction: The effectiveness of public administration hinges significantly on the … Read more

We are witnessing increasing instances of sexual violence against women in the country. Despite existing legal provisions against it, the number of such incidences is on the rise. Suggest some innovative measures to tackle this menace.

Points to Remember: Prevalence of sexual violence against women. Existing legal provisions and their limitations. Innovative measures for prevention and redressal. Holistic approach encompassing legal, social, and psychological aspects. Introduction: Sexual violence against women is a pervasive global issue, and India is unfortunately no exception. While the exact figures are difficult to ascertain due to … Read more

What factors affect the formation of a person’s attitude towards social problems? In our society, contrasting attitudes are prevalent about many social problems. What contrasting attitudes do you notice about the caste system in our society? How do you explain the existence of these contrasting attitudes?

Points to Remember: Factors influencing attitude formation towards social problems. Contrasting attitudes towards the caste system. Explanations for the existence of these contrasting attitudes. Introduction: A person’s attitude towards social problems is a complex construct shaped by a multitude of interacting factors. These attitudes, often deeply ingrained, significantly influence individual behavior and societal responses to … Read more

“Refugees should not be turned back to the country where they would face persecution or human right violation.” Examine the statement with reference to ethical dimension being violated by the nation claiming to be democratic with open society.

Points to Remember: Non-refoulement principle: International law prohibits returning refugees to places where they face danger. Ethical dimensions: Turning back refugees violates fundamental human rights and contradicts democratic ideals. Democratic values: Open societies uphold human rights, inclusivity, and the rule of law. Consequences: Refoulement has severe humanitarian and legal repercussions. Introduction: The statement “Refugees should … Read more