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Hrishikesh AlaseAIR 61

Question 2(b)GS2GS2

The moral circle of humanity has been expanding constantly over time. Discuss in this context whether non-human entities should have the same rights as humans beings.

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Morals refer to individual's standards of what is desirable and undesirable. Morals and ethics are dynamic and have change under time. eg: state was considered moral in medieval India.

Expanding circle of morality:

1LGBTQ+ rights have been legalized in many countries. eg: Act 377 was scrapped
2Alcoholism, Smoking etc has not looked down upon as immoral in urban areas
3Many religious cultures and superstition are no longer immoral eg: girls or period event have made separately OR Niwarinika Bose.

periods event have made separately OR Niwarinika Bose.

Same rights as human:

1Some non-human entities have come legal rights already. eg: Legal person or a state in Rayathstan (weland)
2Respcts, will promote Constitution. eg: forests with rights, Promote empathy, compassion, will protect clearly against and comparable animal development eg: recent elephant incident in Kerala.
3However, it may have several drawbacks - Overempowered administration Development will be halted which will lead to poverty & inequality

Non-human entities must receive some rights, however poverty alleviation, equality and well-being of humans must not be compromised.

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Conclusion

Non-human entities must receive some rights, however poverty alleviation, equality and well-being of humans must not be compromised.

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Topper

Hrishikesh Alase

AIR 61

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

Topic

Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure

Significant Provisions

Rights and Morality

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195

Total words

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philosophical and analytical

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