Corruption has a significant negative impact on India's education, employment, living standards, and humanity. India ranked 94 out of 176 countries in corruption according to a 2012 index. Corruption occurs through political, administrative, and professional means. It leads to issues like lack of employment, economic stability, and effective leadership. Corruption results in a loss of national wealth and hinders development. Some major corruption scandals in India include the 2G spectrum scam, Commonwealth Games scandal, and Satyam scandal. The Prevention of Corruption Act of 1988 aims to prevent corruption by punishing public officials with imprisonment and fines. Modernization of lifestyle and lack of concern for the country's future are seen as contributing to increased corruption.

2.  Corruption means the state of being dishonest,
especially in matters concerning money.
 It creates a very impact to the country's
education, occupation, living style and mostly
the humanity.
 India was ranked 94 out of 176 countries
surveyed in the Corruption Perceptions
Index (CPI) 2012,

3.  On the basis of administration:-
 Political Corruption
 Administrative Corruption
 Professional Corruption

4.  Lack of employment
 Lack of proper system
 Lack of economical stability
 Lack of love for country
 Lack of autonomy( political independence)
 Lack of effective management and
organisation
 Lack of effective leadership

5.  Loss of National wealth
 Hindrance and obstruction in development
 Backwardness
 Poverty
 Authority and power in wrong hands
 Brain drain
 Rise in terrorism and crimes
 Rise in suicide cases
 Psychological and social disorders

6.  Value education
 Responsible citizen
 Effective leadership and administration
 Media
 Transparency
 Legislation(strict act’s)
 Declaration of wealth and assets
 Loyalty and patriotism
 Effective and regular vigilance

7.  2G Spectrum Scam
 Commonwealth Games Scandal
 IPO Scandal
 Satyam Scandal
 Bofors Scam
 The Fodder Scam
 The Hawala Scandal

8.  The Prevention of Corruption Act came into force in
September 1988. It was an improvisation of the Act of
1947.
 Thus if an offence against a public servant is proved in
the court there will be imprisonment of not less than 6
months upto 5 years and also the person may be fined.

9.  All these corruptions are due to the leaders of this
country, as well as the citizens.
 The leaders are promoting the citizen towards
corruption by showing money.
 The main cause of corruption is also
modernization of life style
 In modern society they don't think about the
country and its future, due to which indirectly they
are responsible for this.

10.  All the politicians should realize what their main
duty is.
 Black money should be sealed by the
government.
 Youths should make a revolution against it.
 Punishment should be given to all the corrupt
person in India.

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