MPPSC MAINS 2018 Paper-IV

Points to Remember: Public utility services are essential services provided to the public. Their basis lies in the government’s responsibility to ensure public welfare. Legal frameworks, economic considerations, and social equity play crucial roles. Challenges include efficiency, affordability, and access. Introduction: Public utility services encompass essential services vital for public health, safety, and welfare. These … Read more

Points to Remember: Conscience as an internal moral compass. Influence of upbringing, culture, and personal experiences. Potential conflicts between conscience and external authority. Conscience as a dynamic, evolving guide. The role of reason and reflection in shaping conscience. Introduction: The term “conscience” refers to an individual’s inner sense of right and wrong, guiding their moral … Read more

Points to Remember: The Three Golden Paths represent the core principles of Buddhist practice leading to liberation from suffering. They are interconnected and mutually reinforcing. Understanding and practicing these paths is crucial for achieving enlightenment. Introduction: Buddhism, founded by Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha) in ancient India, offers a path to liberation from suffering (dukkha). Central … Read more

The question “Section A – Very Short Answer Type Questions (15×3=45)” is not a question that can be answered directly. It’s a description of a section of an exam or assessment. To answer it, we need the actual short answer questions within Section A. Therefore, the approach required is factual, as the answers will depend … Read more

Points to Remember: Integrity in public administration is about ethical conduct, honesty, and transparency. It encompasses accountability, fairness, and impartiality. Lack of integrity erodes public trust and undermines effective governance. Promoting integrity requires strong institutional mechanisms and individual commitment. Introduction: Integrity in public administration refers to the adherence to strong moral principles and values in … Read more