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The document discusses corruption in India and its influence on society. It notes that corruption rates vary significantly across Indian states, from around 20% in Tamil Nadu and Kerala to over 80% in Bihar. Corruption arises from monopolies and discretion in government and is influenced by factors like poverty, greed, and a lack of accountability. The document argues that reducing corruption requires addressing its social and economic roots through policies like poverty alleviation, education, transparency reforms, and enforcing consequences for corrupt officials and politicians.
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To make India Pride, all has to be done is to decide to fight against Corruption! Refuse to pay bribes, report corruption when you see it, demand honesty in government and at every level of society, encourage others to do the same!!
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The document proposes several measures to reduce corruption in India, including:
1) Strengthening anti-corruption laws by imposing harsher punishments for corruption like dismissal, cancelling documents, and even death for crimes that endanger lives or security.
2) Properly implementing whistleblower protection laws and right to information acts to encourage reporting of corruption.
3) Passing laws to protect media organizations for conducting sting operations and encouraging the public to assist media in exposing corruption cases.
4) Reforming practices like focusing on merit-based hiring rather than quotas, barring criminal politicians from elections, increasing digitization and transparency of records.
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India's economy today is largely dependent on black money that has accumulated due to tax evasion and a failure to curb illegal activities by departments like Customs, Central Excise, and Income Tax. Entire industries like film and parts of construction operate on black money. Implementing zero tolerance for corruption means swiftly and effectively punishing corrupt officials. Corruption in India grew as institutions became corrupted, followed by institutionalization of corruption. An effective anti-corruption program has three elements - education about integrity, investigating corruption, and enforcing penalties.
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Corruption is widespread in India according to Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index, though India's score has improved over time. Corruption exists at all levels of Indian politics, administration, and judiciary. It leads to loss of funds for the government and creates an unhealthy environment for investment. Efforts to reduce corruption have included right to information acts and computerization of records, but more work remains to curb corruption in India.
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Corruption exists at all levels of government and society in India. Politicians and public officials are afforded many perks on top of their salaries, and corruption in India often leads to promotion rather than legal punishment. Corruption flourishes from top to bottom and harms poor citizens the most. Examples of major corruption scandals in India include the 2G spectrum scam, IPL scandal, and Commonwealth Games scandal. The Prevention of Corruption Act of 1988 criminalized offering and accepting bribes for public officials, but more efforts are still needed to curb corruption in India. Youth are called upon to help fight corruption with the slogan "Jaago Re."
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The document proposes several measures to reduce corruption in India, including:
1) Strengthening anti-corruption laws by imposing harsher punishments for corruption like dismissal, cancelling documents, and even death for crimes that endanger lives or security.
2) Properly implementing whistleblower protection laws and right to information acts to encourage reporting of corruption.
3) Passing laws to protect media organizations for conducting sting operations and encouraging the public to assist media in exposing corruption cases.
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This ia all about corruption in India , in our country many corrupt people in this i present number of ministry have number of corrupted people.
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Corruption exists at all levels of government and society in India. Politicians and public officials are afforded many perks on top of their salaries, and corruption in India often leads to promotion rather than legal punishment. Corruption flourishes from top to bottom and harms poor citizens the most. Examples of major corruption scandals in India include the 2G spectrum scam, IPL scandal, and Commonwealth Games scandal. The Prevention of Corruption Act of 1988 criminalized offering and accepting bribes for public officials, but more efforts are still needed to curb corruption in India. Youth are called upon to help fight corruption with the slogan "Jaago Re."
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2) Factors driving corruption include monopolies, discretionary powers without accountability, political instability, and a weak bureaucracy. Billions of dollars have been lost to major scams over the years.
3) Corruption has serious negative implications, including loss of national wealth, hindered development, poverty, rise in crime and terrorism, and psychological/social issues. Unless addressed, the corruption scenario in India is unlikely to change significantly
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- Several major corruption scandals over the decades have involved billions of dollars, like the 2G spectrum scam in 2008 which was estimated at $17.6 billion. Corruption is blamed on low pay for civil servants, lack of accountability, and unwillingness of the public to resist paying bribes.
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This document summarizes corruption in India, including its definition, causes, forms, types, laws, consequences, and examples of major corruption scams. Corruption is defined as the misuse of public power for private gain. The main causes outlined are lack of management, economic instability, weak leadership, and diminishing social values. Major forms include bribery, embezzlement, fraud, and extortion. Types consist of political, administrative, and professional corruption. Several laws aimed at corruption are also mentioned. The consequences discussed are loss of wealth, hindered development, and increased poverty, crime, and social issues. Examples of significant corruption scams in India involving billions of rupees are also provided.
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Corruption exists in many forms throughout various levels of Indian society, including in government, schools, police, and politics. The document outlines several high-profile corruption scandals in India that prompted citizen outrage and protests led by activist Anna Hazare calling for stricter anti-corruption laws. Hazare began fasting in 2011 to push for passage of the Jan Lokpal Bill, which proposed an independent body with power to investigate and prosecute bureaucrats and politicians for corruption. Large protests and hunger strikes erupted across India both supporting and opposing the bill.
Corruption in india
Corruption undermines a country's development by impacting education, employment, living standards, and humanity. India ranks 94th out of 176 countries on corruption according to a 2012 index. Corruption occurs through political, administrative, and professional channels and leads to a lack of proper systems, economic stability, and effective leadership. It results in a loss of national wealth and hinders development. Solutions include promoting value education, transparency, strict legislation, and effective vigilance. Several major corruption scandals have occurred in India such as the 2G spectrum scam and Commonwealth Games scandal. The Prevention of Corruption Act of 1988 aims to curb corruption by punishing public officials through fines and imprisonment.
Corruption
This document discusses corruption in India. It defines corruption as wrongdoing by those in power through illegitimate or unethical means, often involving bribery. The document outlines several Indian laws related to corruption and describes the types of corruption as political, administrative, and professional. Political corruption involves using money and favors to win elections. Administrative corruption occurs in government offices through bribery of officials. Professional corruption involves fraudulent business practices. The document suggests ways to reduce corruption through education, accountability, computerization, and religious support of anti-corruption efforts.
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Corruption takes two main forms: petty corruption which refers to small scale corrupt practices, and grand/state corruption which impacts whole countries. Grand corruption includes political corruption where political leaders offer benefits to win elections, administrative corruption involving government officers demanding bribes, and professional corruption such as duplicating or adulterating goods. Corruption has major negative effects like violating meritocracy, decreasing employment and economic stability, reducing respect for rights and provision of services, and destroying education. While globalization has increased corruption risks, the media can help curb it by exposing corruption and fostering transparency. The document argues corruption must be eliminated for a country to develop through education, honesty, and establishing an anti-corruption system.
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This document discusses corruption in Bangladesh. It defines corruption as the abuse of power for private gain. It identifies three types of corruption: petty, grand, and systemic. It notes corruption exists in government, public sectors, politics, police, and the judiciary. The document states the main causes of corruption in Bangladesh are illiteracy and lack of civic sense. It outlines the negative effects of corruption on hampering people and damaging the economy. The document acknowledges Bangladesh routinely ranks as one of the most corrupt countries. It discusses the Anti-Corruption Commission and notes efforts that can help reduce corruption through media awareness and education.
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Corruption is defined as an act of bribery or using public power for private profits illegally or unethically. It takes many forms, including bribes, nepotism, misappropriation of funds, patronage, and favoritism. Corruption is caused and increased by factors such as a change in values, scarcity, ineffective administration, lack of accountability, and too much power given to officials without oversight. Whistleblower programs, computerization, privatization, stricter laws and punishments, and more transparency are some of the ways discussed to reduce corruption.
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Corruption is a major issue in India that adversely affects its economy. Some key points from the document:
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- Corruption is prevalent in many areas of public life including government programs, bureaucracy, politics, land/property, and medicine.
- Common forms of corruption include bribery, nepotism, tax evasion, and illegal mining/resource allocation.
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What is Corruption :
corruption can occur in difference scales. There is corruption that occurs as small fvours between a small number of people, corruption that affects the govt. on a large scale and corruption that is so prevalent that it is part of the everyday structure of society
Scales of Corruption :
There are three types of corruption. Given below
1.petty corruption – petty corruption occur at a smaller scale and with in established social farm works and governing firms
2.Grand corruption - Grand is defined as corruption occurring at the highest levels of government in a way that requires significant subversion of the political legal and economic system
3. Systemic corruption – Systemic corruption is corruption which is primirally due to the weakness of an organization or process
corruption in different sectors :
There are five types of corruption we can see in different sector of in our country. Such as govt/ public sector, political corruption, judicial corruption, police corruption, Unions.
Now we describe Public sector and political sectors corruption
1.Govt. corruption : Day by day corruption increase in GOVT. sector because of some corrupted officer’s and people’s. public sector corruption includes corruption of the political process and of government agencies such as the police as well as corruption in process of allocating public funds for contracts grants and hiring “ recent research by the world bank suggests that who makes policy decisions ( elected official or bureaucrats ) can be critical in determining the level of corruption because of the incentives different policy-makers face”
2. Political corruption – Political corruption is the abuse of public power, office or resources by elected government officials for personal gain a political cartoon from Harper’s weekly Janary 26th 1878 depicting U.S . secretary of the interior Carl Schurz investigating the Indian Bureau at the U.S department of the interior. The original caption for the cartoon is “ THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR INVESTIGATING THE INDIAN BUREAU. GIVE HIM HIS DUE AND GIVE THEM THEIR DUES”
Causes of corruption -
cause of corruption are basically rotted deep into the political culture of BANGLADESH also due to the mass psychology under this types of political rule mass people of BANGLADESH are mostly illiterate, uneducated and there are common cause of corruption that is lack of civic senses.
Effect of corruption –
There is a bad effect of corruption in our country. Many people of our country are hampered from corruption now in our country every sectors are corrupted by some people who try to take the advantage from this and for this reason our government our economic system are hampered and for this reason we are TWO times champion in corruption. That is so insulting for our country, for corruption our country can not prosper. Bangladesh is a lower developing country and for corruption there are
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Corruption
Corruption is a global problem that hampers economic development and democratic progress. It exists in every country to some degree and permeates many aspects of society, including politics, charities, and the media. To reduce corruption, governments must have openness, accountability, and a system of checks and balances. They must also strengthen rule of law, increase transparency in public spending, reduce nepotism in government jobs, and ensure economic stability to disincentivize corruption. The media and civic education can also help by increasing public awareness of corruption issues. Anti-corruption policies in both public and private institutions are needed to define acceptable practices and prohibit bribery.
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Corruption is a significant crisis that kills the power of the constitution. Corruption diminishes the power of the society, economy, and social welfare of the nation. There are minimal chances of growth when corruption prevails. Thus, corruption is one of the biggest challenges facing the USA and is clearly shown by the form of administration. Factors that influence corruption is more, and the effect varies depending on the affected individuals. Typical corruption forms have taken way to inform of mishandling of policies, public funds misuse, and failure to submit to public growth projects. Current reports show that corruption is prevalent in many public sectors including but not limited to bribing of civil servants, misuse of political power, and bureaucrats using public power in the United States for a personal end.
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Fighting corruption is a challenging task because individuals involved have either political or economic power this providing ways to manipulate the will of the weak. Regardless the report highlights possible ways to solve the issue of corruption while giving recommendations for implementation. First, it is possible to address corruption by engaging the public. Teaching the public about the effect of corruption would help combat the problem. That is, each person should be encouraged to follow the norms of the society and laws of the land (Olaguer, 2006). Following stands of morality would ensure that each person is watchful of individuals’ behaviors. Also, the public should learn how to spot instances of corruption and take necessary action when necessary. When the public is knowledgeable about the consequences of corruption, it is easier to engage in public participation in fighting the epidemic.
Next, corruption can be eradicated by employing a legal strategy. The process involves engaging the law, the judiciary, press, the police, and the media. By creating certainty and involving the bodies mention, it would be easier to discriminate corruption through justice. The legislature should be encouraged to review the laws and make clear the aspect of corrupt and corruption. Although the process might require more time, it would help understand when an individual is convicted of corruption (Heimann et al., 2008). Furthermore, the public should have the power to report against corrupt individuals in society without fear. While the legislature revises the laws, judicial civil servants would have the ability to sentence people from various social classes irrespective of their impact on society.
Third, decentralization of power is an essential step towards fighting corruption in the USA. This would give way for more transparency in the public sectors, procurement process, and budget process should be passed through mass media.
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- 1. Corruption and Society By: Group 3
- 2. Corruption and India Here's a widely quoted equation in India: "M + D = C" (Monopoly plus Discretion equals Corruption).
- 3. Transparency International rates India at 72 among 180 countries The rates vary within India Tamil Nadu and Kerala – about 20% Bihar - more than 80%
- 4. Influence of Corruption on Society Who is corrupted? How? Who corrupts?
- 5. Inference Society provides the BASE to corruption A quote: “ I either want no corruption or more chance to participate in it.”
- 6. How it all Starts Yourself Materialistic forces and emotional dimensions. Greed and inhibited by panic.
- 7. Circumstances Government contracts Government benefits Government revenue Time savings and regulatory avoidance Influencing outcomes of legal and regulatory processes
- 8. Corruption : A many-sided phenomenon Necessity / Personnel interest Forcible Traditional
- 9. Few who get trapped easily Underpaid Unappreciated Under promoted Greedy
- 10. BUT………. It does not get restricted to these sections Corruption spreads like a wild fire.
- 11. Our Views to TACKLE Corruption
- 12. At Social Level Feed the Hungry- Poverty should be eradicated The public should be educated about the dangers of corruption and how it affects development
- 13. Political & Administrative Develop a system within the government to tap Corrupt Politicians. Corrupt officers – Sued or dismissed from responsible positions. Corrupt Politicians bared.
- 14. Develop the e-identification or Social Security Number System. Implement it totally at national level.
- 15. Thank you…