The document defines corruption and discusses types, causes, effects, and legal frameworks related to corruption. It also discusses the government's role in controlling corruption and encourages youth involvement to challenge corruption. Specifically, it notes that corruption involves the misuse of power for private gain, examines reasons for corruption like lack of opportunities and ethics, and outlines various Indian laws aimed at preventing corruption.

3. What is corruption?
Types of corruption.
Corrupted and non -
corrupted countries.
Reason's for corruption.
Effects of corruption.
Legal framework.
Role of Govt to control
corruption.
Youth against
corruption.

4. Corruption is the misuse of entrusted power (by
heritage, education, marriage, election, appointment
or whatever else) for private gain.
Corruption refers to the using of official power for
personal gain.
It is danger. Which is existing in sevaral
departments of Governament,corporate and private
agencies.

7.  Lack of good government.
 Lack of knowledge.
 Low job opportunities.
 Low economic growth.
 Lack of unity on public.
 Make money in a short time
and alittle effort.
 Lack of ethics and morals.

9.  The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988
 The Central Vigilance Commission Act, 2003
 Delhi Special Police Establishment Act, 1946
 Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002
 Extradition Act, 1962
 The Representation of Peoples Act, 1950
 The Right to Information Act, 2005
 The Companies Act, 1956
 Conduct Rules

10. Better salary-govt jobs.
Increase no.of workers.
Strict and fast laws.
Camera in govt offices.
Speed up the work process
in govt instituites.
Speed up the judgment and
increase the courts.
Transaction online and
provide bill for all purchases.

11. India is one of the youngest countries
in the world.
Our youth population is among 20% of
the total population in the world.
So the duty of youth is to take
challenge to prevent corruption...

12. Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam syas about
corruption.