This document discusses corruption in India and defines different types. It notes that corruption was described as having 40 types in ancient India and is still prevalent today. Corruption exists in courts, police, government agencies, education, and more. India ranked 90th out of 145 countries for corruption levels in 2005 according to Transparency International. The document defines corruption as abuse of trust for private gain and describes five broad types: transactive, extortive, defensive, invective, and nepotistic. It provides examples of each type and calls for people to raise their voices against corruption in India.

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4. INTRODUCTION:*Kautilya has described as 40 types of corruption in Arthashastra In 200BC* Corruption is defined as Moral depravity & influencing through bribery*Even the highest offices of political & judicial sphere have been tainted by the evil of corruption as it is evidenced through the Bofors gun deal, the Justice Ramaswamy impeachment move & the multicrore securities scamanticorruptionteam@india.com

5. * Moral fabric of our society has been destroyed as even education and religion are not free from the cancer of corruption* Corruption breeds from the top, gradually filters down to the lower levels thus eating into the vitals of the societyanticorruptionteam@india.com

6. Description:* INDIA is ranked 90 out of 145 countries that were evaluated for levels of corruption by Transparency international in 2005* In INDIA corruption is rampant in every walks of life i.e In the Courts, the Police, the Revenue agencies, the health services, the professions & even the educational institutions etc.,anticorruptionteam@india.com

7. *ONE NEEDS TO QUESTION WHETHER MAJOR CORRUPTION IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE MINOR CORRUPTION?anticorruptionteam@india.com

8. *WHAT EXACTLY IS CORRUPTION?anticorruptionteam@india.com

9. * Corruption is defined as abuse of trust in the interest of private gain.* It can be divided into five broad types. 1. TRANSACTIVE2. EXTORTIVE3. DEFENSIVE4. INVECTIVE5. NEPOTISTICanticorruptionteam@india.com

10. TRANSACTIVE TYPE:* It refers to the mutual arrangement between donor and recipient to the advantage of , and actively persuade by both the parties.* This normally involves business man and Government offices.anticorruptionteam@india.com

11. EXTORTIVE TYPE:* This is a kind where donor is compelled to bribe in order to avoid harm being inflicted upon his persons , his interest, or upon those persons or things dear to him.anticorruptionteam@india.com

12. EXTORTIVE TYPE:* THIS IS CORRUPTION OF EXTORTIVE TYPE!* THIS CORRUPTION IS IN SELF DEFENSE!anticorruptionteam@india.com

13. INVESTIVE TYPE:* This involves offer of goods and services without any direct link to a particular favour but in anticipation of future events when the favour will be required.anticorruptionteam@india.com

14. NEPOTISTIC TYPE:* This type of corruption involves unjustified appointment of relatives or friends to public office or according them favour treatment, in pecuniary or other forms, violating the norms and rules of the organisation.anticorruptionteam@india.com

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