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Beyond Ranks and Results: Addressing the Ethical Crisis of Student Mental Health in India

Source: IESubject: Ethics Context: The ongoing tragedy of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET)-linked student suicides and escalating mental distress among young people has brought critical focus onto India's hyper-competitive educational ecosystem. Beyond Ranks and Results: Addressing the Ethical Crisis of Student Mental Health in India About Beyond Ranks and Results: Addressing the Ethical Crisis …

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From Kautilya to Immanuel Kant: Lessons for a World at War

GS Paper 4  Syllabus: Philospher and lessons from them   Source: IE   Context:  Kant’s rationality and ethics remain relevant in today’s world, fraught with geopolitical interests and fake news.   Who was Immanuel Kant? Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) was a German philosopher from Königsberg, Prussia. He is best known for his works in epistemology, ethics, …

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