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ACCOUNTABILITY AND ETHICAL GOVERNANCE

Because the majority of countries are experiencing a severe crisis of legitimacy, ethics and accountability are critical factors for modern administration. Over time, it has become clear that performance management alone will not be enough to get us out of this situation. Residents also expect ethical and responsible behaviour from politicians and public officials. Devolution and decentralization have increased the authority of governmental officials. The traditional ideals of discretion and equality before the law have been challenged by the increase in transparency and openness, as well as the service orientation of public organizations. Integrity has become more important as the public and private sectors interact more frequently. With these changes, it is critical to educate the ethical system, or the traditional principles of the public service may be called into doubt. It has been at the centre of arguments about difficulties in the public sector, non-profits, and private (busine...

EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND WORKPLACE

The ability to detect, understand, manage, and reason with emotions is referred to as emotional intelligence, or EQ ("emotional quotient"). It's a crucial skill for interpersonal communication, and it's a popular topic not just in psychology but also in business. In the 1990s, psychologists coined the word. Its application swiftly spread to other fields such as business, education, and popular culture.  WHAT IS THE MEANING OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE? Psychologists Peter Salovey and John D. Mayer, two of the foremost experts on the subject, define emotional intelligence as the ability to sense and understand emotions in oneself and others. Making judgments, solving problems, and connecting with people based on emotional understanding are all part of this skill. There are four stages of emotional intelligence, according to Salovey and Mayer: Emotional perception Emotion-based reasoning Emotional intelligence Emotional control Emotions and intelligence were once thought t...

FEATURES OF INDIAN ETHICS

In Western philosophy, ethics is a branch of philosophy. Ethics and philosophy are considered equal in India. Philosophy is a way of life, not just an intellectual pursuit. The realization of the Ultimate Reality is the goal of Indian intellectuals. Indian intellectuals have a holistic approach to life. There are no watertight compartments in philosophical difficulties for them. The Indians have a profound belief in the moral order that exists throughout the cosmos. Everyone has a role to play in maintaining the universal moral order. In this cosmos, everyone has a function to play. Each function has its own set of duties and obligations.  Individual responsibility, according to Indian thought, is not limited to human society. It encompasses the entirety of sentient creation. "Love thy neighbour as thyself, and every living person is thy neighbour," according to Indian philosophy. In India, moral philosophy is the art of living a decent and disciplined life.  The Orthodox (As...