This document discusses corruption in India. It defines corruption as the misuse of public or private office for personal gain, such as diverting funds or accepting bribes. There are three main types of corruption: petty corruption where citizens must pay bribes to receive services, grand corruption of large projects, and political corruption involving kickbacks. Factors that enable corruption include human greed, insufficient incomes, and lack of transparency. Corruption has negative impacts like economic losses, weakened public institutions, and rising inequality. Some suggestions to reduce corruption are strong anti-corruption laws and organizations, public awareness campaigns, and ensuring punishments for corruption. Young people can play a role by refusing to participate in corruption and raising greater awareness.

1. CORRUPTION
Nilesh garg
Nikhil k. Agarwal
Nemi chand meena

2. Presentation contents
What is corruption
What are the types of corruption
What are the factor for corruption
What are the impact of corruption
How to reduce corruption
What role can Young Generation play in tackling
the corruption

3.  The Misuse of public&private office for personal
gains
 Like Diverting funds, Manipulating elections
double dealing,giving or accepting bribes or
inappropriate gifts

4. TYPE OF CORRUPTION
-this is something in which the public
has no choice except to pay the bribe to get their job done
 Like in passport office
 In IT refund office
 Land/House Registration office

5. • This is something where the public also tries to bribe to get
their job done,when the requirements are not met by the
public
 Like Traffic constable
 Judicial system
 Entrance Exams
 Government employment posting

6. 3.POLITICAL CORRUPTION
• We all know what is this .this is where kickbacks are received by
political people for governments contracts
 Like defense contracts
 Government contracts
 PWD contracts

7. • Human greed
• Lazy or unwilling to work
• Insufficient income
• The absence of a true culture of the organization

8. • Inequality
• Lack of Transperancy
• Weakness of management control systems
• Lack of awareness

9.  Lack of economic stability
 Lack of effective political leadership
 Diminishing values in the society
 Low literacy rate

10. Loss of credibility of country-”high level corruption and
scams are now threatening to derail the country’s credibilityand
its economic boom”
Economic Loss-due to bureaucratic delay and inefficiency
there is great loss for economy

11. Social effect-corruption discourages people to work
together for the common good. Demanding and paying bribes
becomes the tradition
Weakens education and health system
Punishing victims of crime through corrupt rulings
Poverty
Rise in terrorism and crimes
IMPACT OF CORRUPTION-CONTD:

12. SUGGESTIONS: TO REDUCE CORRUPTION
STRONG LOKPAL BILL IMPLEMENTATION
ANTI CORRUPTION POLICE AND COURTS
VIGOROUS PUNISHMENTS
ANTI CORRUPTIONS WEBSITES AND HELPLINES

13. SUGGESTIONS: TO REDUCE CORRUPTION
ANTI CORRUPTION ORGANISATIONS
SELF DETERMINATION OF NOT TO GIVE BRIVE
AWARENESS & CAMPAINGS THROUGH MEDIAS ,SOCIAL
NETWORKINGSITES,ROAD SHOWS
USE THE RIGHT TO IMFORMATION ACT

14. Youths in Corruption :why youths ?
 Youths represents higher number of the population in the
world
 Youths are fast to learn and act
 Youth can be easily influenced and manipulated
 Youths participate in most parts of the societies’ activities

15.  Corruption affects youth
 Younger people are more lacily to pay bribe than older people
Youths in Corruption :why youths ?

16. CONCLUSION
India is a fast developing country in the world where our systems
are weak . So there is always a chance of corruption .Who is
responsibel for this ? What action should be taken ? What we must
keep in the mind is “Nothing is impossible”. If we join our hands
together there can be an end to this deep rooted evil.The only thing
is it takes time. A little progress everyday leads to a big result one
day ……..may be tomorrow .Be GOOD and Do GOOD