Rule 3 — CCS

S. No Rule No. Title Brief Summary 1 Rule 1 Short title, commencement and application Scope and who the rules apply to. 2 Rule 2 Definitions Key definitions used in the Rules 3 Rule 3 General Core obligations: integrity, devotion to duty, unbecoming of government servant

Rule No. How Conduct is to Be Maintained What Needs to Be Intimated Where Permission is to be solicited What Must Not Be Done Rule 3 Integrity, devotion for duty, neutrality, transparency, and Impartiality Declaration of private interests and conflicts. ---- Misuse of position or discrimination on any ground. Rule 3A Be prompt and courteous. ----. ---- Delay/dilatory tactics and discourtesy. Rule 3B Compliance to Government policies/ Instructions. ---- ---- Non-observance of prescribed policies.

Rule 3: General Conduct A government servant must always uphold integrity, honesty, and devotion to duty. Their actions should reflect impartiality and fairness, ensuring that government work is carried out transparently and without personal bias5 .

Employees must act in a way that maintains the dignity of public service, avoiding conduct that is unbecoming of their position. They are expected to adhere to government policies, perform duties efficiently, and not misuse their position for personal gain.

Engaging in corrupt practices, favoritism, or any form of discrimination is strictly prohibited. Every government servant must ensure that their personal beliefs and affiliations do not interfere with their official responsibilities and public discourse.

Some Fundamentals of Conduct by the Government Servants: