MCQ Subject: Ethics Integrity & Governance

What is the primary function of the Lok Ayukta in Indian governance?

An Ethics Committee must decide whether to approve a flood-control project that benefits 10,000 villagers but displaces 50 families. Which ethical principle should primarily guide their decision?

Which act in India, enacted in 2005, mandates citizen access to public information to ensure governance transparency?

In a parliamentary democracy like India, which of the following best describes ‘Collective Responsibility’ of the Cabinet?

Which ethical governance principle, enshrined in the Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, mandates Indian government bodies to proactively disclose key information to the public without a specific request?

Which leader’s approach to non-violent resistance best exemplifies ‘moral courage’ in ethical decision-making?

Which personal trait is most crucial for a leader to demonstrate ethical governance, especially in contentious decision-making scenarios?

Which official in the Mughal Empire was primarily responsible for conducting audits and ensuring fiscal accountability across provincial administrations?

What is the central tenet of ‘Satyagraha’ as conceived by Mohandas Gandhi?

Which initiative primarily aims to enhance transparency in Indian governance by providing real-time project tracking to citizens?