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Corruption exists in many areas in India including government, sports, and theft of intellectual property. It leads to inequality between the rich and poor and an unhealthy economy. Several high profile scams have been reported, including in housing, telecommunications, and large events. To tackle corruption, effective laws and strict punishment are needed along with independent oversight. Citizens should fulfill their duties, fight injustice, and report issues to authorities. Eliminating corruption requires collective effort from all.
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This document discusses corruption, defining it as wrongdoing by those in power through illegitimate or unethical means, often involving bribery. It identifies two main types of corruption - petty corruption by low-level officials and state corruption involving abuse of power by government officials. The document also examines characteristics of corruption, the role of globalization and media in corruption, and steps governments and citizens can take to strengthen anti-corruption efforts like transparency laws and an independent oversight agency. In conclusion, it stresses that reducing corruption through accountability and transparency can promote social and economic development.
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Corruption is defined as an act of bribery or using public power for private profits illegally or unethically. It takes many forms, including bribes, nepotism, misappropriation of funds, patronage, and favoritism. Corruption is caused and increased by factors such as a change in values, scarcity, ineffective administration, lack of accountability, and too much power given to officials without oversight. Whistleblower programs, computerization, privatization, stricter laws and punishments, and more transparency are some of the ways discussed to reduce corruption.
Indian black money
Corruption is a serious problem in India, which tops lists for black money worldwide. Several major scams like 2G and Commonwealth Games have involved large amounts of illegally gained money. An estimated 70 lakh crores ($1 trillion) is held in foreign bank accounts, enough to eliminate India's foreign debt or distribute 1 lakh ($1,333) to each of 45 crore poor citizens. Common forms of corruption include fake medicines, tax evasion, judicial corruption, and within the armed forces and media. Citizens can help by educating themselves, distributing information, refusing to pay bribes, and organizing awareness events.
Corruption
The document discusses the issue of corruption in India and what constitutes good governance. It notes that India has been involved in several major corruption scandals over the years totaling over $27 billion, and surveys have found India to be one of the most corrupt countries. Good governance is defined as having democratic decentralization, basic infrastructure development, safety, efficient government, reduced inequality, and citizen-centric services. However, corruption negatively impacts all of these and leads to lower investment, economic growth, and development. The document advocates for empowering citizens through initiatives like right to information laws and e-governance to increase transparency and accountability in decision making. It also calls for the youth to take a stand against corruption.
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Corruption takes many forms and has significant negative consequences. It undermines economic growth, deteriorates public services, decreases trust in government, increases poverty and inequality, and causes political instability. The document outlines different types of corruption like petty corruption involving everyday abuse of power by low-level officials, and political corruption where officials exploit power for personal gain. To tackle corruption, transparency and accountability must be strengthened, anti-corruption laws enforced, civic engagement encouraged, and ethical behavior and strong institutions promoted through education and international cooperation.
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This document discusses corruption, including its causes, types, and impact. It defines corruption as involving bribery and taking several forms. Common causes of corruption include changes in values that decrease morality and public service, as well as low salaries for government officials. Types of corruption include bribery, graft, embezzlement, trading influence, kickbacks, patronage, nepotism and cronyism. Corruption has significant negative impacts on a country's GDP growth and business environment. Measures to combat corruption include prevention, capacity building, transparency, accountability, and public awareness.
CORRUPTION- AN EVIL OF THE INDIAN SOCIETY
Corruption takes many forms and occurs at different levels of government and society. In India, petty corruption is common in interactions with public servants, while grand corruption usually involves high-level government officials. Some common forms of corruption in India include bribery in social welfare programs and tax evasion which funds black money. Despite anti-corruption laws and agencies, corruption remains a major issue due to factors such as bureaucratic red tape, lack of transparency, and low accountability. Increased use of right to information laws and computerization of services has helped reduce corruption but more still needs to be done.
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International Anti-corruption day 2022, ppt
International Anti Corruption Day is being observed on 9th December every year on the birthday of Mlondi Caluza. The day highlight the role of United Nations Convection Against Corruption in combating it. Corruption contribute to instability poverty and is a dominant factor driving fragile countries towards state failure.
The 2022 IACD seeks to highlight the crucial link between anti-corruption and peace, security and development.
Aims: Apart from raising awareness against the crime, the aim of the day is also to actively support campaigns that combat and prevent corruptions.
History: The UN general assembly adopted the United Nation convention against corruption on October 31, 2003.
During the convection, the assembly designated December 9th International Anti-Corruption Day to raise awareness of corruption and the role of the convention in combating and preventing it.
The convention entered into force in December, 2005.
Background: Corruption is deceitful behaviour that people in position of power inhibit for personal gain. Corruption refers to misusing public power for personal gain.
Corruption is a complex social, political and economic phenomenon that affects all countries. It undermines democratic institution, slows economic development and contributes to government instability.
The effect of corruption are wide ranging. Corruption has an impact on:
People and public life
Society
Economy
3. Chances of unemployment:
There is no sufficient eligible staff in public and private education and training as these institute get permission from the inspectors leading to unemployment.
Instead of 10 faculties, 5 faculty will run the institute, if there were no corruption by inspectors then there would be a chance for more employment.
4. Poor health and hygiene:
Low quality services are all done to save money by the contractors and the official who are involved. Even the medicine provided in hospital for hospitals is of sub standard quality. So all these can contribute to ill health of a common man.
The prevention of corruption Act (the “PCA”) is the primary Indian law that addresses corruption in government agencies and public sectors businesses in India.
The prevention of corruption Act, 1988 (No. 9 of 1988) is an Act of the parliament of India enacted to combat corruption in government agencies and public sector business in India.
Impact of corruption on economy: A decrease in foreign investment:
Many incidents where in foreign investments that were willing to come to developing countries have gone back due to heavy corruption in government bodies.
2. Delay in growth
3. Lack of development
4. Difference in trade ratio’s:
The Act was changed as a new bill called prevention of corruption (Amendment)
Corruption
This document discusses corruption in India. It defines corruption and discusses types of corruption like systematic, individual, grand and petty corruption. It also discusses classifications of corruption and causes of corruption in India. It provides examples of major corruption scams in India like the 2G spectrum scam, Commonwealth Games scam, and Telgi scam. It discusses some cures for corruption like social organizations and transparency. It analyzes some anti-corruption laws and mechanisms that exist in India and additional measures still needed to curb corruption more effectively.
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- 2. Corruption refers to the illegal activities such as misuse of power , crimes relating to the society , etc.
- 3. Corruptions in India Nowadays corruption could be seen in almost all fields: • People can bribe government officials, politicians for personal gains. • In sports other teams can give money and decide the outcome of the game. • Many confidential data, intellectual property theft is possible due to corruption.
- 4. Effects of Corruption • In our country, the gap between the poor and rich is increasing day by day. • Corruption leads to an unhealthy economy. Many people would be deprived of their rights • Nowadays media is controlled by political groups and other pressure groups and they can change the truth accordingly. • In the health sector and other social welfare programs implemented by the government are inefficient due to corruption.
- 5. Reports of Corruption • adharsh housing scam. • 2G scam. • CAG report [coal allocation project] • CWG.
- 6. Ways to Tackle Corruption • Effective laws • Strict punishment for corrupt leaders. • An independent organization to check corruption.
- 7. Role of People • People should do their duties properly. • Act against injustice. • Fight for your rights. • Report injustice to the concerned authority.
- 8. Conclusion Corruption cannot be removed by any single person or authority. So it is our right to fight against injustice. Stay united and fight against corruption.