2. 1] INTRODCTION
2] TYPES
3] WHO ENCOURAGE AND WHY ?
4] WHY CORRUPTION IS ESSENTIAL AND NOT A NEED ?
5] IMPACT
6] CURES
7] SUGGESTIONS
8] CONCLUSION
9] REFERENCES
Corruption in India
Nothing moves without
money
Majority of government
officials are corrupt

3. INTRODUCTION
 Corruption is a type of strategic action.
 Corruption is wrong doing on the part of
an authority.
 Two or more people exchange an relation
by way of a successful transfer of money
or power which sidesteps legality or
morality to regulate the relation.
 Corruption is Tradition.
 India is the 47th most corrupted country
in the world.

4.  Those with loss to the public.
 Those with no loss to the public but for one
individual or group.
 Those with no loss to any one else including
public.

7.  Lack of quality in survices.
 Lack of proper justice.
 Disregard for officials.
 Lack of respects for rulers.
 Decrease in foreign investment.
 Lack of faith and trust on the person and
governments.

8.  Value Education
 Effective and regular vigilance
 Responsible citizen
 Effective leadership an administration
 Strong Media support (through films, ads, and serials)
 Strong organization
 Transparency
 Coordination and control
 Appointment and admissions

9.  Lokpal Bill Implementation (Introduced since 1968)
 Anti-corruption police and courts.
 Vigorous punishments
 Anti-corruption websites
 Anti-corruption organizations
 Self determination of not to give bribe.
 Awareness and campaigns through medias, social
networking sites, road shows etc.

10. India is a fast developing country with the world
where our systems our weak. So there is always a chance of
corruption
The growth of country is depend upon the
growth of youth. The duty of youth is to challenge
corruption. If we join our hands together there can be an
end to this deep rooted evil. The only thing is that it will
take time. A little progress everyday will leads to big result
one day