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.
Main Body
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.
— Hrishikesh Alase · AIR 61
177 words10 paragraphs
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
Writing Stats
195
Total words
10
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philosophical and analytical
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