GS-IV refers to the General Studies Paper IV in the Civil Services Examination in India. It focuses on ethics, integrity, and aptitude. This paper assesses candidates' understanding of ethical issues in public administration. It also evaluates their ability to apply ethical principles in real-life scenarios. The emphasis is on moral values and the role of ethics in governance.
The Supreme Court of India in 2026 delivered a landmark judgment in the Harish Rana v. Union of India case. It allowed the withdrawal of Clinically Assisted Nutrition...
Recent political developments in India, notably the 2025 Bihar elections, show a worrying erosion of Gandhian principles in democratic practice. Despite the nation’s rich legacy of moral and...
UNESCO issued the first global normative framework on the ethics of neurotechnology. This framework came into force to guide innovation while safeguarding human rights. It aims to prevent...
Recent studies in cognitive science and psychology have brought into light the crucial role of recall and judgment in everyday life. These mental faculties govern how individuals process...
The United States in 2025 faces deep internal strife marked by political hostility and racial tensions. The nation’s leadership openly embraces divisive rhetoric. This has intensified fears of...
Recent advances in artificial intelligence have enabled users to transform still photos into realistic videos. This new capability is gaining popularity but also raises serious ethical and legal...
Recent observations reveal a persistent issue in India’s workforce and public services. Tasks often remain incomplete or poorly finished. This affects safety, reliability, and public trust. Despite abundant...
Indian political thought has evolved over centuries, shaped by diverse religious traditions and social contexts. This evolution reflects a distinctive approach to governance, ethics, and community. Understanding this...
The Government of India has proposed amendments to the Advocates Act of 1961. This initiative aims to modernise the legal framework and enhance the standards of the legal...
The UK House of Commons voted to legalise assisted dying on November 29, 2024. This decision marks change in the legal landscape surrounding end-of-life choices in England and...
