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In this video, we delve into a case study from previous years' UPSC Ethics papers, focusing on Rajesh Kumar, a senior public servant in the Finance Ministry, who faces a complex ethical dilemma. The case discusses the potential re-appropriation of funds from the National Housing Scheme (NHS), aimed at providing housing to vulnerable sections of society, to fund two critical developmental projects-a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and a natural gas processing plant.
Our case analysis covers:
Key Ethical Issues: Justice, fairness, political integrity, and public trust.
Rajesh Kumar’s Options: Exploring alternative funding, partial re-appropriation, and advocating for transparency.
This case highlights the delicate balance civil servants must maintain between political pressure, financial constraints, and ethical governance-an essential discussion for UPSC aspirants preparing for Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude (GS Paper IV).
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00:14 - Introduction: Housing vs. Energy
00:50 - Case Study
03:22 - Questions Related to the Case Study
03:42 - Ethical Issues Involved in Re-appropriation of Funds from Welfare to Developmental Projects
04:07 - Case Study Categories of GS IV Paper
09:48 - Given the Need for Proper Utilization of Public Funds, Discuss the Options Available to Rajesh Kumar
13:34 - Is Resigning a Worthy Option?
15:41 - Exam Tip
15:51 - Conclusion