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GENERAL STUDIES (Paper IV)
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Time Allowed : Three Hours Maximum Marks : 250
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QUESTION PAPER SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS
Please read each of the following instructions carefully before attempting questions :
There are TWELVE questions divided in TWO SECTIONS and printed both in HINDI
and in ENGLISH.
All questions are compulsory.
‘The number of marks carried by a question/part is indicated against it.
Answers must be written in the medium authorized in the Admission Certificate which
must be stated clearly on the cover of this Question-cum-Answer (QCA) Booklet in the space
provided. No marks will be given for answers written in medium other than the authorized one.
Keep the word limit indicated in the questions in mind.
Any page or portion of the page left blank in the Question-cum-Answer Booklet must be
clearly struck off.
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1.(b)
2.(a)
2.(b)
3.(a)
3.(b)
AUS ‘ar SECTION ‘A’
ardafia viat & amntte fitgia var % 2 aa i @ feed de fait a ag
qewit & are we Ftfere | (150 7)
What are the basic principles of public life? Illustrate any three of these with
suitable examples. (150 words) 10
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hrfire 1 (150 8te¢)
What do you understand by the term ‘public servant’ ? Reflect on the expected role
of public servant. (150 words) 10
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‘aie fiftat & ser oer wd gear & avi a weretaarors wet aI ET
ae Pifeerat A after fire 1 (150 2)
Effective utilization of public funds is crucial to meet development goals. Critically
‘examine the reasons for under-utilization and mis-utilization of public funds and
their implications. (150 words) 10
“Gra fan grr art anor ar arenes wera a WH eT e |” eT aT a fae
a vend & 2 aa vex At aden are ae | (150 1)
“Non-performance of duty by a public servant is a form of corruption”. Do you
agree with this view ? Justify your answer. (150 words) 10
‘aifenfres After’ & ara sar ware & 2 aiftenfrer Atma ar araeeror aE Per
WER AAT B ? (150 eR)
What is meant by the term ‘constitutional morality’? How does one uphold
constitutional morality ? (150 words) 10
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aftern tat @ 2 (150 3)
‘What is meant by ‘crisis of conscience’ ? How does it manifest itself in the public
domain ? (150 words) 10
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4.(b)
5.(a)
5.(b)
6.(a)
6.(b)
6.(0)
amifeat & sfraraa (ar&) aides & qaqa fegidt at ere Fire stk sae wee
at carn ifire | (150 ez)
Explain the basic principles of citizens charter movement and bring out its
importance. (150 words) 10
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Howe aren 3 | ar og we fan & er = ? fara Fifi | (150 we)
‘There is a view that the Official Secrets Act is an obstacle to the implementation of
Right to Information Act. Do you agree with the view? Discuss. (150 words) 10
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wan 4 qatar a gata at & sora aay | (150 we)
‘What do you understand by probity in governance ? Based on your understanding of
the term, suggest measures for ensuring probity in government. (150 words) 10
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wear ar apr 21 er amy ea faan a wena & 2 aaa Aire 1 (150 3)
“Emotional Intelligence is the ability to make your emotions work for you instead
of against you”. Do you agree with this view ? Discuss. (150 words) 10
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What do each of the following quotations mean to you?
“ce aadiftra tat vit ater adi @ 1" — qacra (150 8)
“An unexamined life is not worth living”. — Socrates (150 words) 10
“afte ak go wd Faq oat fant ar gene dar @ | ae Ht aaa @ ad ar
ren @ 1” — wr. &. aieft (150 a1)
“A man is but a product of his thoughts. What he thinks he becomes.” —
M. K. Gandhi (150 words) 10
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21 oa mH orem %, wa Ue H qeeer 21 oa UE 4 geen 2, wa fa
wif 81" — ud. a. sega err (150 2)
“Where there is righteousness in the heart, there is beauty in the character. When
there is beauty in the character, there is harmony in the home. When there is
harmony in the home, there is order in the nation. When there is order in the nation,
there is peace in the world.” — A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (150 words) 10
3 SDF-G-GSFas ‘B’ SECTION ‘B’
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ai Sex a ae & atte stm, Sawa atk oma yay Raat | ala eae EI
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fear ag |
ei fem GRAB a ara ar afer Uo 2 eH ae Bae se Mit aT wher
aAifire sit tet feafe at aera & fae sacra EA | (250 we)
You are heading the rescue operations in an area affected by severe natural calamity.
Thousands of people are rendered homeless and deprived of food, drinking water
and other basic amenities. Rescue work has been disrupted by heavy rainfall and
damage to supply routes. The local people are seething with anger against the
delayed limited rescue operations. When your team reaches the affected area, the
people there heckle and even assault some of the team members. One of your team
members is even severely injured. Faced with this crisis, some team members plead
with you to call off the operations fearing threats to their life.
In such trying circumstances, what will be your response ? Examine the qualities of
a public servant which will be required to manage the situation. (250 words) 20
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sft age tod & feds aM wre @ | anion fider & dk, 3 fafa fos aa EI
aaf-astt ei a ge fot agit ya at ora & | oa ce te fois ogg a
wat fare ora & atte cafe are wert wet axa, Ta ow srftrerdt at art et ser
wm aaa 2 | caf avh-asf ta fetal & daft A smeafira wige aoe sera
a wat EI
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ara & fre fe Saran fatter dae agit yet & fee snfere set fae sme, aT
aoa faa on aad & 7 adeina gar Sfirm | (250 wee)
SDF-G-GSF 4Honesty and uprightness are the hallmarks of a civil servant. Civil servants
possessing these qualities are considered as the backbone of any strong organization.
In line of duty, they take various decisions, at times some become bonafide mistakes.
‘As long as such decisions are not taken intentionally and do not benefit personally,
the officer cannot be said to be guilty. Though such decisions may, at times, lead to
unforeseen adverse consequences in the long-term.
In the recent past, a few instances have surfaced wherein civil servants have been
implicated for bonafide mistakes. They have often been prosecuted and even
imprisoned. These instances have greatly rattled the moral fibre of the civil servants.
How does this trend affect the functioning of the civil services ? What measures can
be taken to ensure that honest civil servants are not implicated for bonafide mistakes
on their part ? Justify your answer. (250 words) 20
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greet € 7? (250 se)
An apparel manufacturing company having large number of women employees
was losing sales due to various factors. The company hired a reputed marketing
executive, who increased the volume of sales within a short span of time.
However, some unconfirmed reports came up regarding his indulgence in sexual
harassment at the work place.
After sometime, a woman employee lodged a formal complaint to the
management against the marketing executive about sexually harassing her. Faced
with the company’s indifference in not taking cognizance of her grievance, she
lodged an FIR with the Police.
Realizing the sensitivity and gravity of the situation, the company called the
woman employee to negotiate. In that she was offered a hefty sum of money to
withdraw the complaint and the FIR and also give in writing that the marketing
executive is not involved in the case.
Identify the ethical issues involved in this case. What options are available to
the woman employee ? (250 words) 20
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‘ameaft 9 cries artarferen sft emt artarfernr ve wferget ware stat & 1
‘aftrenttda & ga usehifien’ % e-aar aftr & 2 fata Fife | (250 ez)
In a modem democratic polity, there is the concept of political executive and
permanent executive. Elected people’s representatives form the political executive
and bureaucracy forms the permanent executive. Ministers frame policy decisions
and bureaucrats execute these.
In the initial decades after independence, relationship between the permanent
executive and the political executive were characterized by mutual understanding,
respect and co-operation, without encroaching upon each others domain.
However, in the subsequent decades, the situation has changed. There are instances
of the political executive insisting upon the permanent executive to follow its
agenda. Respect for and appreciation of upright bureaucrats has declined. There is
an increasing tendency among the political executive to get involved in routine
administrative matters such as transfers, postings etc. Under this scenario, there is a
difinitive trend towards ‘politicization of bureaucracy’. The rising materialism and
acquisitiveness in social life has also adversely impacted upon the ethical values of
both the permanent executive and the political executive.
What are the consequences of this ‘politicization of bureaucracy’? Discuss.
(250 words) 20
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ag 8 cer Ren aaen aT on St as @ | eel rae UH WHR a aft & ae
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St aR aeamr F we E, fel sie Hh aac GI we!
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cafe ama aet gfera aftent %, at ane & fara aramit at fated fife | at
ara & aga, dae HM aT ae H sar At Gard | (250 we)
In one of the districts of a frontier state, narcotics menace has been rampant. This
has resulted in money laundering, mushrooming of poppy farming, arms smuggling
and near stalling of education. The system is on the verge of collapse. The situation
has been further worsened by unconfirmed reports that local politicians as well as
some senior police officers are providing surreptitious patronage to the drug mafia.
At that point of time a woman police officer, known for her skills in handling such
situations is appointed as Superintendent of Police to bring the situation to normalcy.
Ifyou are the same police officer, identify the various dimensions of the crisis. Based
on your understanding, suggest measures to deal with the crisis. (250 words) 20
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urcfien sari, Afi wa fran orrensit aear wera Frateit aftreoit wr facet
fier on ae | ge aie #, die faite eat ae care BA A oar FY wea fear
a er 2 wt fata aaa Fo gta sik Affect a aren at Bq HoT ETA
wre @ | a aa firafeted & :
1, fetta dai 4, Ate aret sik freer & faire aatt an yatgart som,
2. fafa aaa A Afie sara at aah aa aie
3, fafa darsit After acai sik Sorart At aftafe & fae, werafter wf
ud wait ar fara ae |
arte dit gel ar ea Para & fam dena sara qengq | (250 2)
In recent times, there has been an increasing concem in India to develop effective
civil service ethics, codes of conduct, transparency measures, ethics and integrity
systems and anti-corruption agencies. In view of this, there is a need being felt'to
focus on three specific areas, which are directly relevant to the problems of
intemalizing integrity and ethics in the civil services. These are as follows :
1. Anticipating specific threats to ethical standards and integrity in the civil
services,
2. Strengthening the ethical competence of civil servants and
3. Developing administrative processes and practices which promote ethical values
and integrity in civil services.
‘Suggest institutional measures to address the above three issues. (250 words) 20
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