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Ethical Dilemmas
Name- Ravi Ranjan
Roll No- 2015233
Section- D
A PRISON CELL UPGRADE
With the change in the living style of common man, we also observed the change in the condition of prisoners in jail. Prisoner cell these days consists of hygienic kitchen, cross ventilation chambers, large sitting area, etc.
Whether prison cell upgrade is ethical or not is totally depends upon the nature of crime the prisoner did. Based on the level of crime, prisoner should be restricted to the use of such amenities. There are celebrities like Sanjay Dutt, who lived in Jail, but live luxurious life because of his good work for the society. But if we keep Sanjay Dutt in jail as …show more content…
Sundarbans South, East and West are three protected forests in Bangladesh. This region is densely covered by mangrove forests, and is the largest reserves for the Bengal Tiger.
Tigers of this area are basically affected by the environment of Sunderban.
Reasons attributing for man eating at Sundarbans:-
• Physiology of Sundarbans tigers is affected by high salinity which causes irritation resulting in human killing tiger.
• Sundarbans forests consist of dense vegan agriculture contributing the change in the taste and killing humans.
• Increased in the utilization of forest by human being resulted in higher casualties.
• Conflict between tiger and humans. Sometimes human uses drums, crackers, fire etc. to drive tiger back to the forest.
Tiger in Sundarbans stray into neighbouring villages because they are situated in the reclaimed forest land and in some places between the forest and agricultural land. People attack the animals because of their general strained relation with authority.
Considering all the facts, in my opinion limiting hunting rights of tiger in sunderban is an ethical decision as tigers of these are genetically evolved and only suits to that …show more content…
Time saving is from few minutes to hours. Driving within speed limit represents an opportunity cost – the extra time required to obey the law is time that is lost that could be used for the pursuit of other activities. Motorists caught speeding are usually fined, cost that many take into consideration. Opportunity cost of time and the potential cost of a fine, generally motorists assign a value to any potential time saving gained due to speeding. If benefits of saving certain amount of time outweigh the costs of potentially getting caught and paying a fine, motorist is likely to exceed the speed limit. Some motorists exceed the speed limit because they seek the thrill of travelling at high velocities. If the motorist values thrill greater than their life, driver may decide to exceed the speed
Ethical Dilemmas
Name- Ravi Ranjan
Roll No- 2015233
Section- D
A PRISON CELL UPGRADE
With the change in the living style of common man, we also observed the change in the condition of prisoners in jail. Prisoner cell these days consists of hygienic kitchen, cross ventilation chambers, large sitting area, etc.
Whether prison cell upgrade is ethical or not is totally depends upon the nature of crime the prisoner did. Based on the level of crime, prisoner should be restricted to the use of such amenities. There are celebrities like Sanjay Dutt, who lived in Jail, but live luxurious life because of his good work for the society. But if we keep Sanjay Dutt in jail as …show more content…
Sundarbans South, East and West are three protected forests in Bangladesh. This region is densely covered by mangrove forests, and is the largest reserves for the Bengal Tiger.
Tigers of this area are basically affected by the environment of Sunderban.
Reasons attributing for man eating at Sundarbans:-
• Physiology of Sundarbans tigers is affected by high salinity which causes irritation resulting in human killing tiger.
• Sundarbans forests consist of dense vegan agriculture contributing the change in the taste and killing humans.
• Increased in the utilization of forest by human being resulted in higher casualties.
• Conflict between tiger and humans. Sometimes human uses drums, crackers, fire etc. to drive tiger back to the forest.
Tiger in Sundarbans stray into neighbouring villages because they are situated in the reclaimed forest land and in some places between the forest and agricultural land. People attack the animals because of their general strained relation with authority.
Considering all the facts, in my opinion limiting hunting rights of tiger in sunderban is an ethical decision as tigers of these are genetically evolved and only suits to that …show more content…
Time saving is from few minutes to hours. Driving within speed limit represents an opportunity cost – the extra time required to obey the law is time that is lost that could be used for the pursuit of other activities. Motorists caught speeding are usually fined, cost that many take into consideration. Opportunity cost of time and the potential cost of a fine, generally motorists assign a value to any potential time saving gained due to speeding. If benefits of saving certain amount of time outweigh the costs of potentially getting caught and paying a fine, motorist is likely to exceed the speed limit. Some motorists exceed the speed limit because they seek the thrill of travelling at high velocities. If the motorist values thrill greater than their life, driver may decide to exceed the speed