Which book is better for ethics, Lexicon or G. Subbarao?

ethics was included to the UPSC syllabus as a main topic. The goal of this addition was to encourage students to learn about moral principles and to cultivate ethical behaviour towards others in society, which is a crucial component of being an officer of the nation.

Aspirants for the UPSC should therefore take note of the importance of studying for this subject. However, in order to move forward, we often struggle to decide between various resources and books, such as ethics, Lexicon or G. Subbarao, and there are also other confusing sections. 

Then let me clarify that choosing to use these books as a beginner is a good decision since they will help you build your foundational knowledge of the subject by introducing you to some fundamental terminologies and phrases you may not be familiar with. But if you are continuing your preparation for ethics with these sources, it is quite tough to increase your knowledge in this topic. 

The reason is that the UPSC's ethics syllabus is fairly extensive and wide, and if one limits their study for it, it will be challenging to manage GS questions from other domains or sectors that appear in the exam. I learned about this true insight when I enrolled in one of the esteemed and prestigious institutions, EDEN IAS, which offers the ethics foundation course under the careful mentoring and direction of Tirthankar Roychowdhary Sir.
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