Probity in Governance Probity in governance is the embodiment of strong ethical and moral values throughout the decision-making and implementation processes. The term “probity” is derived from Latin, meaning “good,” signifying the importance of virtuous values in governance, such as honesty, accountability, integrity, and compassion. It represents the adherence to moral principles and integrity in… Read More »
Grote provided an early definition of constitutional morality, referring to it as an unwavering adherence to all aspects of the country’s Constitution. This concept entailed specific obligations for both citizens and authorities, which are outlined below: Grote emphasized that ‘self-restraint’ and ‘plurality’ were the core principles of constitutional morality. ‘Self-restraint’ encompassed the responsibilities of all… Read More »
Public life and Public Servant Public life Engagement in public life plays a pivotal role in creating a flourishing and united society, fostering a sense of togetherness, common values, and a commitment to the collective well-being. When individuals actively participate in public life, they wield the power to shape their community and drive positive transformations… Read More »
Ethical dilemmas in public administration I slept and dreamt that LIFE WAS JOY,I woke up and saw LIFE WAS SERVICE,I acted and behold, SERVICE WAS JOY. ”Rabinder Nath Tagore The fundamental starting premise is that Public Service constitutes a PUBLIC TRUST. The citizens’ expectations from Public Servants are to serve the ‘Public Interest’ with fairness,… Read More »