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In today’s world of fake news and deception, what does it really mean to be committed to truth? This GS-IV Ethics session by KM Pathi explores truth not just as a concept—but as a value in action. From ancient philosophy to modern democracy, this video explains why commitment to truth is indispensable for trust, respect, and governance. In This Video, You’ll Learn: • The difference between truth and commitment to truth • Why even leaders and thinkers have sometimes compromised with truth • What religions, philosophers, and Indian thinkers say about truth • The two philosophical views: non-negotiable vs. flexible truth • Three key roles of truth: builds trust, shows respect, and strengthens democracy • Real-life deception examples: David Manning fake reviews case • How truth upholds information flow and citizen empowerment Who This Video Helps: • UPSC GS-IV aspirants preparing value-based concepts • Ethics learners studying democracy, interpersonal integrity, and moral behaviour • Candidates reflecting on how truth builds civil society • Anyone analysing the impact of deception in public life #Ethics101 #KMPathi #CommitmentToTruth #GS4Ethics #UPSCprep #EthicsConcepts #IASethics #TrustAndDemocracy
