The document discusses Anna Hazare's anti-corruption movement in India. It notes that the movement reflected public desire for an independent India with sustainable development free from the arbitrary privileges and abuse of power by politicians, bureaucrats, and government bodies. The key demand of the movement was the Jan Lokpal bill, which proposed an independent body to investigate corruption cases. While the movement effectively stirred public sentiment against corruption, fully implementing reforms will be an ongoing process, as removing corruption from institutions and society is difficult and requires long-term cultural changes.

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1. US Debt Crisis
2. EU Zone Crisis
3. FDI in Retail
4. Anna Hazare and his actions
5. Indian Rupee Depreciation
6. Viral Marketing/Popularity
7. Kapil Sibal and censorship
8. Apple after Steve Jobs
9. RBI and its ineffective Monetary Policy
10. Inflation and its social effects/ Is Inflation always harmful ?
11. Dent in India’s much-hyped growth ?
12. Android and its exponential growth
13. Nokia and Microsoft – a planned alliance or desperate move ?
14. Black money and its impact
15. FB is a passe.
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1. Anna hazare's anti corruption movement
2. Europe crisis - Greece on top to go down
3. Indian rupee crisis - Indian rupee falling apart
4. Kapil Sibal's move to put censorship effective on INternet
5. Shewag can break the record of sachin in ODI
Anna Hazare's anti corruption movement
Why such movement:-
Anna hazare's anti corruption movement reflects intense desire of masses, a need of strong
Independent India and dream of sustainable development. Yes, by all means India is free country
today, free of colonial power but is it really so?
Colonial power is replaced by aristocratic privileges of politician, bureaucrats & Government
bodies today’s. But the effects remain the same - suppression of rights, use or right word will be
abuse of power for their personal advantage. Liberty, freedom, right are just the words written in
constituent or are these really being materialized? Third laws say for every action there is
reaction equal in magnitude and opposite in direction, Corruption movement is the answer, is the
reaction.
Strong points of movement: -

2. Anna hazare's corruption movement stirred echo of common people, poor or rich. The strength
of the movement was the echo of common people who were beyond ethnic disparities or
multiple layers of nationality.
Jan Lokpal Bill:-
The core of corruption movement is the demand of Jan Lokpal bill and yes the rejection of so
called "Lokpal Bill". On stake is their effectiveness. The movement became the voice of
contradictory opinions. It reminded me a quote in Geeta - "yada yada hi dharmasya , glanir
bhavati bharata " meant Whenever and wherever there is a decline in religious practice, O
descendant of Bharata, and a predominant rise of irreligion--at that time I descend Myself.
Now the question arises why it is not acceptable to democratic leader of India? The reason is that
it will give more power of public rather than government. Corrupt politician will not be able to
survive in transparent and enhanced governance, I believe so.
Weakness:-
Even if Jan local bill get into full-on action on paper, the implementation in reality is all together
a different ball-game. Removal of corruption from roots is not a one-day task or one-day-
legislation-reform but it is a process.
Conclusion:-
Corruption is rooted deep into mind. Severe punishment for corrupt will surely cause fear into
mind but if fear is so powerful that it will work like a full stop for greed, still form a foundation
for further discussion. Yes, for sure today this movement is beginning but end is still so far.
Anna hazare and their followers or rather I will call Day-dreamers of India have a still long
pavement to reach on.