Concept Talk

Welcome to today's special episode of #ConceptTalk! On this day, April 24th, we not only commemorate the National Panchayati Raj Day, marking the release of the Panchayati Raj notification in 1993, but also remember a significant milestone in India's constitutional history—the Kesavananda Bharati Case judgment delivered by the Supreme Court in 1973. This landmark decision established the concept of the "Basic Structure" of the Constitution, which remains a cornerstone of Indian constitutional law. In this episode, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti dives deep into the constitutional development from 1950 to 1973, exploring key issues such as social justice, land reforms, and the debates that shaped India's legal and political landscape. The aim is to break down complex topics in a way that makes them accessible, especially for those making the most of their time during the lockdown to better understand these crucial concepts. Tags:#BasicStructureOfConstitution #KesavanandaBharati #VikasDivyakirti #IndianConstitution #ConstitutionalLaw #SocialJustice #LandReforms #IASPreparation #GeneralStudies

In this episode, we delve into the Jammu and Kashmir issue, covering all key events and developments from 1947 to 2019. If you've ever found yourself grappling with unanswered questions about the region's complex history, this episode aims to provide clarity and insights. For ease of understanding, we’ve divided the discussion into three distinct parts: Part-1 (00:00:26 - 01:03:33)Here, we explore the circumstances of 1947, the Instrument of Accession, the UN Resolution, and the Ceasefire, setting the stage for the ongoing Jammu and Kashmir issue. Part-2 (01:03:34 - 02:23:54)This section takes us through the events from 1949 to 2018, including the provisions of Article 370, the Presidential Order of 1954, Article 35-A, the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution, and the Indira-Sheikh Agreement. Part-3 (02:23:55 - 03:22:28)We conclude by covering the August 2019 developments, including the removal of Article 370 provisions, the repeal of Article 35-A, and the reorganization of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories (UTs), along with the constitutional and moral implications of these changes. This episode provides a comprehensive look at the history and evolution of Jammu and Kashmir, shedding light on key moments that have shaped its current status. Whether you're new to the topic or seeking to deepen your understanding, this episode offers valuable insights into one of the most important political issues in India. Tags:#JammuAndKashmir #Article370 #JammuAndKashmirHistory #IndianConstitution #ConstitutionalDebate #IndiaPolitics #August2019 #IndiraSheikhAgreement

#NRC #CAA #DrVikasDivyakirti#CAA #NRC #NPR #DrVikasDivyakirti कॉन्सेप्ट टॉक की इस कड़ी में डॉ. विकास दिव्यकीर्ति ने CAA, NRC, NPR विवाद से जुड़े सभी महत्त्वपूर्ण प्रश्नों पर व्यापक चर्चा की है जिन्हें आप निम्नलिखित टाइमस्टैम्प्स की मदद से देख सकते हैं : Timestamps 0:00 : चर्चा के प्रमुख बिंदु (Main points of discussion) 8:15 : CAA 2019 की पृष्ठभूमि : 2015-16 (Background of CAA 2019 : 2015-16) 29:17 : नागरिकता (संशोधन) विधेयक, 2016 (Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2016) 46:30 : उत्तर-पूर्व में विरोध क्यों हुआ? (Why agitations took place in North East?) 58:48 : नागरिकता (संशोधन) अधिनियम, 2019 के प्रावधान व बदलाव (Provisions of & changes in CAA, 2019) 1:11:09 : उत्तर-पूर्वी राज्यों की नाराज़गी का समाधान कैसे किया गया? (How was the resentment of the north-eastern states resolved?) 1:41:04 : CAA कब लागू होगा? (When will CAA be applied?) 1:49:52 : क्या CAA न्यायिक समीक्षा का सामना कर सकेगा? (Shall CAA qualify Judicial Scrutiny?) 2:44:01 : जनगणना, NPR और NRC में अंतर (Difference between Census, NPR & NRC) 2:56:39 : राष्ट्रीय जनसंख्या रजिस्टर (National Population Register) 3:06:55 : राष्ट्रीय नागरिक रजिस्टर (National Register of Citizens) 3:18:02 : NPR और NRC में संबंध (Link between NPR & NRC) 3:31:49 : 2019 का असम NRC (Assam's NRC of 2019) 4:02:50 : 2019 का असम NRC (Assam's NRC of 2019) 4:15:22 : राष्ट्रव्यापी NRC की संभावना (Possibility of nation wide NRC) 4:22:26 : NPR-NRC से जुड़ी चिंताएँ (Concerns related to NPR-NRC) 4:40:40 : CAA का NPR-NRC से संबंध (CAA's link with NPR-NRC) 4:48:45 : क्या NPR-NRC धर्मांतरण की कोशिश है? (Is NPR-NRC an attempt to religious conversion?) 4:53:57 : क्या राज्य सरकारें NPR-NRC को खारिज कर सकती हैं? (Can state governments reject NPR-NRC?) 5:05:13 : इस समस्या का नैतिक व व्यावहारिक समाधान क्या हो सकता है? (What can be the ethical & practical solution for this problem?) Full Video available on youtube: CAA, NRC, NPR : What, Why & How? Concept Talk by Dr. Vikas Divyakirti - YouTube

Video is available on youtube at Citizenship Issues in India : A historical background to CAA : Concept Talk by Dr. Vikas Divyakirti - YouTube #NRC #CAA #DrVikasDivyakirti#CAA#NRC#NPR#DrVikasDivyakirti Timestamps / Chapters - 0:00:00 - परिचय (Introduction) 0:08:13 - नागरिकता का अर्थ व महत्त्व (Meaning & importance of Citizenship) 0:55:10 - संविधान के नागरिकता संबंधी प्रावधान (Constitutional Provisions on Citizenship) 0:10:09 - नागरिकता अधिनियम, 1955 के मुख्य प्रावधान (Main provisions of Citizenship Act, 1955) 1:44:25 - भारत में आप्रवास संकट: 1950-1985 (Immigration Crisis in India: 1950-1985) 2:02:54 - असम संकट, आंदोलन व असम समझौता (Assam Crisis, Movement & Assam Accord) 3:31:18 - 1985, 86 और 92 के नागरिकता संशोधन अधिनियम (CAA, 1985, 86 & 92) 4:00:29 - 2003 का नागरिकता संशोधन अधिनियम व NRC के नियम (CAA & NRC Rules of 2003) 4:14:07 - IMDT का रद्द होना (Cancellation of IMDT) 4:22:14 - 2005 से 2014 की घटनाएँ (Incidents during 2005 & 2014) कॉन्सेप्ट टॉक की इस कड़ी में डॉ. विकास दिव्यकीर्ति ने भारतीय नागरिकता से संबंधित विवादों की ऐतिहासिक पृष्ठभूमि विस्तार में प्रस्तुत की है जिसकी जानकारी के बिना CAA, NRC, NPR के वर्तमान विवाद को गहराई से नहीं समझा जा सकता है। 1947 से 2014 तक भारत में आप्रवास संकट कैसे-कैसे बढ़ा और नागरिकता के कानून कैसे बदलते गए; किन सरकारों ने इस प्रश्न पर प्रायः निष्क्रियता बरती और किन्होंने आक्रामक रुख अख्तियार किया; असम संकट, असम समझौता और IMDT ऐक्ट इस इतिहास में क्या महत्त्व रखते हैं - ये सभी प्रश्न इस वीडियो में सुलझाए गए हैं। mail at

In this episode of Concept Talk, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti has done a detailed review of the GST Bill The podcast explanation is full of interesting examples that will help learn Economics concept with full clarity. The language of this podcast is in Hindi and are easy to understand to common. The discussion is about GST-2 (Hindi) - How GST System works? History of GST tax reforms: In 2002, NDA Finance Minister Jaswant Singh appointed two committees (on direct and indirect taxes, both headed by Vijay Kelkar) and from 2003 it was being toyed upon (what can we do in terms of tax reforms). Empowered committee of Finance Ministers of states (EC, formed in 2000) was asked about the reforms as the Kelkar committee clearly recommended moving to a system of goods and service tax (GST). In 2006, Finance Minister Chidambaram (UPA) took the matter forward on GST and said that from 1 April 2010 the plan was to introduce a uniform GST. Only then some serious work began on GST. By 2009, a proposal draft bill was floated and EC considered it. 115th Constitutional amendment bill was introduced and standing committee on Finance studied it. This was a long process. EC considered many changes. By 2014, it was in Lok Sabha but the Lok Sabha was dissolved. This bill lapsed. The new government (Modi goveernment, NDA) sent bill to Empowered Committee and December 2014 the amended bill was in Lok Sabha. The problem was to be in Rajya Sabha. May 2016- Lok Sabha passed it. Rajya Sabha sent it to Select Committee, considered it and suggested some changes as a condition for its passage. Rajya Sabha passed the GST bill on 3 August 2016 but with amendments (as disagreements remained between government and opposition). This was the fourth time that Rajya Sabha passed a bill with amendments in Indian parliamentary history. The talk on GST also goes in the history of politics of Rajiv Gandhi, role of Rajya Sabha in polity, Anti-defection law , reduction in voting age (from 21 to 18 years) , Panchayati Raj and Nagarpalika amndments etc. On 8 August 2016, Lok Sabha passed the GST bill with amendments. Then came the role of Article 368 where concurrence of half of state legislatures (currently 16 states) is needed for a constitutional amendment. Assam and Bihar were the first to pass the GST in state legislatures. By first week of September 2016, sixteen state legislatures (16th being Rajasthan) of India agreed to it. On 8 September 2016, President of India assented to it and GST became a law (101st constitutional amendment). Central government implemented GST beginning 12 September and all provisions were not implemented in one go. GST Council was formed first as within one year, all contrary state laws would lapse. 16 September 2017 was when government implemented the whole act. The talk also discusses the composition scheme of GST, meanings and needs of various slabs and other ingredients of the Goods and service tax (GST). The video will be helpful to students of Economics (सामान्य अध्ययन प्रमुख परीक्षा) who want to understand the topic and also to traders and others who need some help for understanding it for filing GST. Credit of this concept talk goes to Drishti IAS youtube channel. Official You Tube Channel of Drishti IAS - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzLqOSZPtUKrmSEnlH4LAvw Thank You So Much🙏🙏 - Special Thanks To - Dr. Vikas Divyakriti & Team Drishti IAS. I request Drishti IAS Team if they find any problem with the content, please inform us on this mail id. email: podcast@omps.in

In this episode of Concept Talk, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti has done a detailed review of the GST Bill The podcast explanation is full of interesting examples that will help learn Economics concept with full clarity. The language of this podcast is in Hindi and are easy to understand to common. The discussion is about GST-2 (Hindi) - How GST System works? GST FEATURES- COMPREHENSIVE, MULTI-STAGE, VALUE-ADDED, DESTINATION BASED TAX GST is an indirect tax which has certain characteristics: it is comprehensive, multi-stage tax (such as purchase, production, warehousing, sale), value-added tax and destination based tax. These four phrases contain the synopsis of GST needed for general studies syllabus. If you are plainly asked about GST, these four features should suffice your definitional purpose of GST in Economics General studies or Interview or an essay on GST. GST is obviously needed for indirect taxes (as not much problem exists with respect to collection of taxes in Direct tax).Dr. Vikas goes on to explain how GST is comprehensive, how it subsumes the various taxes at various levels (some products like Petroleum attract no GST) This talk is full of humor and interesting explanations and anecdotes (like that of Rajiv Gandhi, Devilal etc going in full history and evolution of tax regime)for a simpler understanding of economic concepts. Credit of this concept talk goes to Drishti IAS youtube channel. Official You Tube Channel of Drishti IAS - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzLqOSZPtUKrmSEnlH4LAvw Thank You So Much🙏🙏 - Special Thanks To - Dr. Vikas Divyakriti & Team Drishti IAS. I request Drishti IAS Team if they find any problem with the content, please inform us on this mail id. email: podcast@omps.in

In this episode of Concept Talk, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti has done a detailed review of the GST Bill The podcast explanation is full of interesting examples that will help learn Economics concept with full clarity. The language of this podcast is in Hindi and are easy to understand to common. The discussion is about UNDERTANDING GST- WHY IS IT NEEDED ? Dr. Vikas Divyakirti (in part one of the 3-part video)explains why GST is needed. First it is important to understand why it was brought in the first place. What is GST comes later in order. It is indeed the biggest financial reform, he says, in India since independence. To explain the economics concepts clearly, he explains the direct taxes, indirect taxes, taxes levied/collected by states, centre, local taxes and so on (the whole nine yards of tax system in India). Simplifying the process, he even illustrates the concept of taxes with the glass in the classroom. He goes into details of Federalism particularly the division of powers between centre and states to explain the context of tax administration in India and the role of centre and states in Indian governance. The white board used in the video also contains all the notes about the GST being taught in the class. The concept of value added tax (VAT) and the history of tax administration in India (along with global examples from Europe, Africa) is also discussed for a holistic understanding. A very problematic area without the GST is that people were paying tax on taxes paid because of the ‘cascading’ nature of the tax system. Value Added Tax is a precursor to GST (VAT started in France and most of Europe shifted to it). VAT may not lead to GST but GST needs VAT; so the tax reforms are a sort of progression. With the VAT regime, there used to be a competition among states to have lower VAT rates to attract customers from nearby states (example: Delhites would go to Gurgaon to shop, if needed). Note: - The sole purpose of using it is to encourage people towards education and the use of the content used in this concept talk is not to offend anyone. Credit of this concept talk goes to Drishti IAS youtube channel. Official You Tube Channel of Drishti IAS - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzLqOSZPtUKrmSEnlH4LAvw Thank You So Much🙏🙏 - Special Thanks To - Dr. Vikas Divyakriti & Team Drishti IAS. I request Drishti IAS Team if they find any problem with the content, please inform us on this mail id. email: podcast@omps.in

In this episode of Concept Talk, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti has done a detailed review of the three agricultural laws passed by Parliament in September 2020. Will these laws survive in the Supreme Court in terms of constitutionalism; What is APMC and MSP and what is the dispute on these; What can be the proper solution to this deadlock - all these questions are discussed in this. The discussion is about Farm Laws 2020: Are these acts constitutionally valid? Note: - The sole purpose of using it is to encourage people towards education and the use of the content used in this concept talk is not to offend anyone Credit of this concept talk goes to Drishti IAS youtube channel. Official You Tube Channel of Drishti IAS - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzLqOSZPtUKrmSEnlH4LAvw Thank You So Much🙏🙏 - Special Thanks To - Dr. Vikas Divyakriti, Mr. Amrit Upadhyay Sir & Team Drishti IAS. I request Drishti IAS Team if they find any problem with the content, please inform us on this mail id. email: podcast@omps.in

In this episode of Concept Talk, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti has done a detailed review of the three agricultural laws passed by Parliament in September 2020. Will these laws survive in the Supreme Court in terms of constitutionalism; What is APMC and MSP and what is the dispute on these; What can be the proper solution to this deadlock - all these questions are discussed in this. The discussion is about Farm Laws 2020 Act-3 : The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Act, 2020 Note: - The sole purpose of using it is to encourage people towards education and the use of the content used in this concept talk is not to offend anyone Credit of this concept talk goes to Drishti IAS youtube channel. Official You Tube Channel of Drishti IAS - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzLqOSZPtUKrmSEnlH4LAvw Thank You So Much🙏🙏 - Special Thanks To - Dr. Vikas Divyakriti, Mr. Amrit Upadhyay & Team Drishti IAS. I request Drishti IAS Team if they find any problem with the content, please inform us on this mail id. email: podcast@omps.in

In this episode of Concept Talk, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti has done a detailed review of the three agricultural laws passed by Parliament in September 2020. Will these laws survive in the Supreme Court in terms of constitutionalism; What is APMC and MSP and what is the dispute on these; What can be the proper solution to this deadlock - all these questions are discussed in this. The discussion is about Farm Laws 2020 Act-2 : MSP Act : The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Act, 2020 Note: - The sole purpose of using it is to encourage people towards education and the use of the content used in this concept talk is not to offend anyone Credit of this concept talk goes to Drishti IAS youtube channel. Official You Tube Channel of Drishti IAS - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzLqOSZPtUKrmSEnlH4LAvw Thank You So Much🙏🙏 -  Special Thanks To - Dr. Vikas Divyakriti, Mr. Amrit Upadhyay & Team Drishti IAS. I request Drishti IAS Team if they find any problem with the content, please inform us on this mail id. email: podcast@omps.in

In this episode of Concept Talk, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti has done a detailed review of the three agricultural laws passed by Parliament in September 2020. Will these laws survive in the Supreme Court in terms of constitutionalism; What is APMC and MSP and what is the dispute on these; What can be the proper solution to this deadlock - all these questions are discussed in this. The Discussion is about Farm Laws 2020 Act-1 : APMC Act : The Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020 Note: - The sole purpose of using it is to encourage people towards education. And the use of the content used in this concept talk is not to offend anyone Credit of this concept talk goes to Drishti IAS youtube channel. Official You Tube Channel of Drishti IAS - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzLqOSZPtUKrmSEnlH4LAvw Thank You So Much🙏🙏 -  Special Thanks To - Dr. Vikas Divyakriti, Mr. Amrit Upadhyay Sir & Team Drishti IAS. I request Drishti IAS Team if they find any problem with the content, please inform us on this mail id. email: podcast@omps.in

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In today's episode, we delve into one of the most crucial articles of the Indian Constitution—Article 21. This article has been the center of the famous debate between "Procedure Established by Law" and "Due Process of Law". We also explore Article 22, which pertains to arrests and Preventive Detention—issues that became highly significant during the Emergency of 1975. During the Emergency, thousands of individuals were subjected to preventive detention under the Maintenance of Internal Security Act (MISA), leading to their imprisonment for almost 19 months. The government made the MISA law extremely harsh and placed it in the Ninth Schedule, attempting to shield it from judicial review. This led to the famous "Habeas Corpus Case" or ADM Jabalpur v. Shivkant Shukla, which severely impacted the reputation of the Supreme Court at the time. Interestingly, the Supreme Court overturned this decision in 2017. Dr. Vikas Divyakirti breaks down these constitutional disputes in this detailed episode of Concept Talk. He aims to bring clarity to this significant chapter of India's constitutional history and encourage a deeper interest in constitutional studies. Tags:#Article21 #PreventiveDetention #HabeasCorpus #ConstitutionalLaw #MISA #Emergency1975 #DueProcessOfLaw #ADMJabalpur #VikasDivyakirti #IndianConstitution #ConceptTalk

In this episode, we delve into the Constitutional History of Emergency (1971-75), a pivotal period in Indian politics. Dr. Vikas Divyakirti builds upon the foundations laid in the previous video on the Basic Structure of the Constitution and the Kesavananda Bharati Case, where he explored some complex concepts related to constitutional articles and Supreme Court decisions. The overwhelming positive feedback from viewers encouraged him to continue sharing insightful content on various topics every 8-10 days, until schools, colleges, and coaching institutes reopen. Today's episode focuses on the background leading up to India's Emergency (1975). We highlight the events from 1971-75 that pushed the country towards an Emergency and discuss constitutional amendments, from 24th to the 39th, that shaped this critical phase. The episode aims to provide an engaging understanding of these historical developments, connecting the political and constitutional changes with the socio-political conditions of that time. We hope this discussion will answer many of your questions and spark a desire for further exploration. Please share your thoughts and suggestions in the comments, as we continue to bring you content tailored to your interests! #IndianConstitution #Emergency1975 #KesavanandaBharatiCase #ConstitutionalHistory #DrVikasDivyakirti #PoliticalHistory #IndianPolitics #ConstitutionalAmendments #IASPreparation #GeneralStudies

In this episode, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti takes a deep dive into the history of UPSC reforms and the various committees that have shaped its recruitment and selection processes over the years. From the 1976 Kothari Committee to the latest B.S. Baswan Committee in 2015, which evaluated significant issues like age limits, attempts, and the optional subject debate, Dr. Vikas explores the implications of these changes on aspirants, especially those from rural and Hindi medium backgrounds. He discusses how committee recommendations have impacted students from different regions, with a focus on the challenges faced by Hindi medium candidates in a system that has often favored English medium and mathematics-focused students. He also raises concerns about potential unintended consequences of proposed reforms, such as the reduction of attempts and the age limit, especially for students from rural areas who often graduate later and face longer delays in their academic journeys. Dr. Vikas sheds light on the socioeconomic disparities that persist in the education system, offering valuable insights into the need for a more inclusive and fair approach to UPSC reforms. Tune in to gain a nuanced understanding of how these changes could reshape the future of UPSC aspirants. Tags:#UPSCReforms #BaswanCommittee #KothariCommittee #HindiMediumChallenges #RuralAspirants #UPSCHistory #EducationPolicy #DrVikasDivyakirti #CivilServices

In this episode of Concept Talk, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti delves deep into the topic of Reservation: What and Why. Reservation is a subject that often stirs strong opinions, typically shaped by whether one is a beneficiary or not. Many of us form conclusions based on personal experiences or beliefs, but these conclusions are not always grounded in facts. To truly understand this crucial issue, it's important to approach it with seriousness, gain insight into its theoretical foundations, and explore it beyond our biases. In this detailed discussion, Dr. Vikas will guide you through the core aspects of reservation, including its origins, the reasons for its existence, and the controversies surrounding it. He will address whether it violates or aligns with the right to equality and what a balanced perspective on reservation could look like. Furthermore, you'll learn about the intersection of reservation with merit, the concept of social justice, affirmative action, and how similar policies are implemented in other countries. By the end of this episode, you'll gain a well-rounded understanding of reservation, its complexities, and the arguments from both sides. This episode aims to equip you with the knowledge to form an informed, reasoned opinion on one of India's most debated topics. Tags:#Reservation #SocialJustice #AffirmativeAction #Equality #ConceptTalk #DrVikasDivyakirti #IndianPolitics #MeritAndEquality #PublicPolicy

In this episode, we dive into one of the most crucial components of the Indian Constitution — the Preamble, often referred to as the "soul" of the Constitution. Every word in the Preamble holds immense significance, and understanding it is key to unlocking the essence of the Constitution. In this discussion, we tackle some important questions, including: Is the Preamble considered a part of the Constitution? Can the Preamble be amended, and if so, how? How does the Preamble influence and shape other provisions of the Constitution? These foundational questions help set the stage for a deeper understanding of India's constitutional framework. #IndianConstitution #Preamble #DrishtiIAS #IASPreparation #Ethics #IndianPolitics #Civics #Prelims #Mains #GeneralStudies #OnlineCourse

In this episode, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti reflects on the life and philosophy of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, one of the most iconic figures in Indian history. His life of relentless struggle, remarkable achievements, and profound wisdom continues to inspire millions. Dr. Ambedkar's journey from his birth in a humble setting to becoming the architect of the Indian Constitution is nothing short of extraordinary, and understanding his teachings is essential for all of us. Dr. Vikas shares a unique experience of visiting Dr. Ambedkar’s birthplace and addressing a group of children about his life and teachings. Given that the audience was young, Dr. Vikas presented Dr. Ambedkar's philosophy through simple yet powerful anecdotes from his life. In this episode, he brings that very discussion to you, highlighting the essence of Dr. Ambedkar's teachings and how they remain relevant today. Tune in to explore the life lessons we can all learn from Dr. Ambedkar's struggles and triumphs, and how his legacy continues to guide us toward a more inclusive and just society. Tags:#DrBhimraoAmbedkar #LifeLessons #AmbedkarPhilosophy #Inspiration #SocialJustice #DrVikasDivyakirti #BabaSaheb #IndianHistory

In this episode, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti explores the difference between the terms Empathy and Sympathy, both of which are key concepts in Psychology and relevant to the Ethics . Through practical examples from everyday and administrative life, Dr. Divyakirti clarifies how these two terms, though often used interchangeably, differ in their meaning and application. He also delves into when and how the distinction between them may become blurred. This episode is part of Dr. Divyakirti's Concept Talk series, where he breaks down complex ideas from the Ethics syllabus. In the first episode, he explained the difference between Ethics and Morality, and now, in this second episode, he tackles Empathy vs. Sympathy, further building on the understanding of these critical ethical concepts. This episode is also available in Hindi on our Hindi channel. Be sure to check it out for a comprehensive understanding of these terms. Tags:#Empathy #Sympathy #Ethics #Psychology #VikasDivyakirti #ConceptTalk

In this episode, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti delves into the important concepts of Integrity, Honesty, and Probity, exploring their meanings and distinctions in the context of ethics and moral values. Drawing on everyday examples and administrative scenarios, this discussion helps clarify how these words, though often used interchangeably, represent different facets of ethical behavior. This episode is part of Dr. Divyakirti's ongoing Ethics series under Concept Talk, designed to break down complex ideas. In previous episodes, he has already tackled the difference between Ethics and Morality, as well as Empathy and Sympathy, offering listeners a deeper understanding of these foundational concepts. Tune in for valuable insights into these key ethical principles that guide personal and professional conduct. #Ethics #Integrity #Honesty #Probity #GeneralStudies #Paper4 #MoralValues #EthicalPrinciples #ConceptTalk #VikasDivyakirti