The implications for public accountability in the context of responsibilities undertaken by civil servants, as outlined by the UPSC, are profound. Civil servants are accountable to the public and must act transparently and ethically in decision-making. They play a crucial role in enforcing laws, delivering services, and upholding the rule of law. Their actions must align with the principles of good governance, including responsiveness, efficiency, and integrity. Effective accountability mechanisms promote trust in the public sector and ensure that civil servants remain answerable for their actions, enhancing overall governance and public service delivery.