Corruption.

Prevention and eradication of corruption is an absolute requirement for better public

life.This corruption takes an interesting turn in such a way that everyone becomes corrupt in
some other sort if situation permits.
Weeding out corruption from India would require training at the grass root level;children
need to be taught from the start of the moral, social and economic implications of
corruption. Here the responsibility is with parents, family and their school.Here are
measures that should help reduce corruption:

Reduce the role the state in people's lives to the absolutely essential-In some
ways, this is related to our earlier point. The greater the scope for state interference
be it the police or the clerk in a government office or the customs inspector the
greater the scope for harassment and graft.

Increase the number of workers-In many offices of the govt. sector,the work load
has gone up drastically but the recruitment of vacancies has declined This gives an
option for delaying the work by officials and expect monetary or other benefits for
faster completion.

Keep transactions online and provide bill for every purchase-Many of them do
not pay taxes and escape.This involves corruption. Making payments online through
bank accounts and provision of bills for every transaction involving money. This is a
better corruption watch.

Camera in most govt. offices-There are many govt. officers who openly take
bribe n presence of common men. This public bribery is due to confidence that public
wants their work more than the amount they are paying to them as bribes.

Besides these there should be collective efforts from the public to prevent corruption.
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