omplete resistance to compromise is one way to assess someone’s integrity. Give an example from actual life to illustrate. (150 words) [UPSC 2017]
Our education system typically talking about the Indian education system is really a very backward system and it really has no systematic format and it does not keep a track on how a student is mental health is and how a student is feeling externally and internally. There is a lot of competition andRead more
Our education system typically talking about the Indian education system is really a very backward system and it really has no systematic format and it does not keep a track on how a student is mental health is and how a student is feeling externally and internally. There is a lot of competition and pressure put on the pupil in order to achieve that first rank which is going to define his whole life, which is not even true, Our education system lacks the real life teaching, which are the social factors. The actual sexual education which is needed by the students of India. Hence I believe that psychological and real moral life training is very important part and it must be change in our education system.
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Integrity is the strong observance of moral and ethical standards, even under adverse circumstances. Edward Snowden is the most poignant real-life example of that. A contractor of America by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), while at the job, Snowden discovered that the agency had mass surveiRead more
Integrity is the strong observance of moral and ethical standards, even under adverse circumstances. Edward Snowden is the most poignant real-life example of that. A contractor of America by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), while at the job, Snowden discovered that the agency had mass surveillance programs against the citizen’s privacy and constitutional rights. However, he bore the evil consequences of this breach-the exile and imprisonment that will result from this revelation.
It reflects how much value Edward Snowden places on principles of transparency and accountability, as weighty as the cost may be, when it refuses to be complicit in unethical practices even under pressure.The act sparked worldwide debate over privacy, government encroachment, and how security should be played off against civil liberties. Hard as it may seem, drawing a fine line between the two certainly winds up in controversy. His case, however, illustrates an adamant refusal to trade integrity for personal purposes. Thus, it is quite imperative to abide by one’s values, no matter how inconvenient life can be when acting in passion against principle.
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