This document discusses corruption in India. It defines corruption as the abuse of power for personal gain, which hurts those who depend on authority figures' integrity. It then examines areas where corruption occurs in interactions with hospitals, often through bribes, influence, or middlemen. Major causes of corruption are identified as people's thirst for luxury, a lack of moral/spiritual values in education, and low salaries forcing illegal earnings. The document concludes by emphasizing that ordinary citizens must work to stop corruption and save India.

1. WELCOME

3. Presented by
M.Sindhuja

4. Corruption
Corruption is the abuse of entrusted
power for private gain. It hurts everyone
who depends on the integrity of people in
a position of authority.

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Some of the areas where
Corruption is going on....

13. Interaction with Hospitals
By paying bribes -54%
By using influence- 42%
Middlemen- 5%

19. Major Factors Responsible For Corruption:
•People in general, have a great thirst for luxuries and
comforts and as a result of which they get themselves
involved in all unscrupulous activities that result in
monetary or material benefits.
•Moral and spiritual values are not given utmost importance
in educational system, which is highly responsible for the
deterioration of the society.
•The salary paid to employees is very less and as a result of
which they are forced to earn money by illegal ways.

20. “Only people like you and me can
stop corruption and save India."

21. REALLY HONEST PERSON WILL NOT
CLOSE HIS EYES TO CORRUPTION
CLOSE HIS EARS TO COMPLAINTS
KEEP QUITE ABOUT CORRUPTION

23. THANK YOU