Corruption in India
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CORRUPTION IN INDIA
-causes,concequences and cures
RAHUL AR
Mcom
Govt. Arts College
Thiruvanthapuram
Email-iamrahular@gmail.com
Objectives of this paper: To Identify causes,concequences and cures of Coorupition in India
To analyze the 1. Causes of corruption 2. Consequences of corruption 3. Cures for corruption
Socpe and relevancy of this paper:
The allegations of corruption and the peoples movement against corruption is one of the most debated topic in the last one year. The nationwide appraising for irradication of corruption from our democratic system, under the leadership of Anna Hazzare ,had already attracted the attention of government and international media. The latest sitituation is that the central government has been forced to reintroduce the LOK-pal bill , which has previously been unsuccessfull introduced 8 times in between 1968 and 2008. A strong lokpal bill is the n ned of the hour, as many of our cabinet ranked ministers are in the shadow or behind the bars on corruption charges. Accontability and transperancy are the pillars of every successful democracy.
What is corruption?
As one of the oldest and most perplexing phenomenon in human society, political corruption exist in every country in the contemporary world and it is not exclusively a problem of developing countries. The classical concept of corruption as a general disease of the body politics was stated by ancient political philosophers Plato and Aristotle.
Corruption is deviant behavior associated with a particular motivation, namely that of private gain at public expense or corruption is seen as the use of public office for private advantage.
STATUS OF CORRUPTION IN INDIA:
There is no denying the fact that there is widespread corruption in India. Petty corruption which affects the basic rights and services of the common man is highly rampant besides the grand corruption scandals which break out every now and then. A report on bribery in
CORRUPTION IN INDIA
-causes,concequences and cures
RAHUL AR
Mcom
Govt. Arts College
Thiruvanthapuram
Email-iamrahular@gmail.com
Objectives of this paper: To Identify causes,concequences and cures of Coorupition in India
To analyze the 1. Causes of corruption 2. Consequences of corruption 3. Cures for corruption
Socpe and relevancy of this paper:
The allegations of corruption and the peoples movement against corruption is one of the most debated topic in the last one year. The nationwide appraising for irradication of corruption from our democratic system, under the leadership of Anna Hazzare ,had already attracted the attention of government and international media. The latest sitituation is that the central government has been forced to reintroduce the LOK-pal bill , which has previously been unsuccessfull introduced 8 times in between 1968 and 2008. A strong lokpal bill is the n ned of the hour, as many of our cabinet ranked ministers are in the shadow or behind the bars on corruption charges. Accontability and transperancy are the pillars of every successful democracy.
What is corruption?
As one of the oldest and most perplexing phenomenon in human society, political corruption exist in every country in the contemporary world and it is not exclusively a problem of developing countries. The classical concept of corruption as a general disease of the body politics was stated by ancient political philosophers Plato and Aristotle.
Corruption is deviant behavior associated with a particular motivation, namely that of private gain at public expense or corruption is seen as the use of public office for private advantage.
STATUS OF CORRUPTION IN INDIA:
There is no denying the fact that there is widespread corruption in India. Petty corruption which affects the basic rights and services of the common man is highly rampant besides the grand corruption scandals which break out every now and then. A report on bribery in
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