corruption

1
CORRUPTION
Corruption In India And Its Causes Implications
2
Definition

• Corruption means the state of being dishonest,
  especially in matters concerning money.
• It creates a very impact to the country's
  education, occupation, living style and mostly
  the humanity.
• India was ranked 94 out of 176 countries surveyed
  in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2012, 

3
In India ( as on 31st January,2012)

• 7172 corruption cases pending in courts
• CBI registered 600 corruption cases in 2011
• CBI registers over 2,200 corruption cases in past
  3 years

4
Corruption in India

• As with many developing nations, corruption is
  widespread in India.
• India is ranked 95 out of a 182 countries in
  Transparency International's Corruption
  Perceptions Index, its score has degraded from
  3.4 in 2008 to 3.1 in 2011.
• Corruption has taken the role of a persistent
  aspect of Indian politics and administration.

5
CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEX 2011
Here the country having highest index is most
clean and countries having index are highly
corrupt
6
TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL CORRUPTION INDEX
2011
7

• Corruption and political instability may be two
  sides of the same coin.
• Watch system beaten common man Mussadi Lal
  try his level best to tackle different types of
  officers in different office and always end-up
  failed and frustrated.

8
Causes

• Lack of employment
• Lack of proper system 
• Lack of economical stability
• Lack of love for country
• Lack of autonomy( political independence)
• Lack of effective management and organisation
• Lack of effective leadership

9
Effects

• Loss of National wealth
• Hindrance and obstruction in development 
• Backwardness
• Poverty
• Authority and power in wrong hands
• Brain drain
• Rise in terrorism and crimes
• Rise in suicide cases
• Psychological and social disorders

10
Cures

• Value education
• Responsible citizen
• Effective leadership and administration
• Media
• Transparency
• Legislation(strict acts)
• Declaration of wealth and assets
• Loyalty and patriotism
• Effective and regular vigilance

11
Top corruption scams in India

• 2G Spectrum Scam
• Commonwealth Games Scandal
• IPO Scandal
• Satyam Scandal
• Bofors Scam
• The Fodder Scam
• The Hawala Scandal

12
Anti Corruption ACT

• The Prevention of Corruption Act came into force
  in September 1988. It was an improvisation of the
  Act of 1947.
• Thus if an offence against a public servant is
  proved in the court there will be imprisonment of
  not less than 6 months upto 5 years and also the
  person may be fined.

13
MOST CORRUPTED STATES
JK
BIHAR
Index of Corruption by Indian states
14
Survey corruption impact
15
(No Transcript)
16
REALLY HONEST PERSON WILL NOT
CLOSE HIS EYES TO CORRUTION
CLOSE HIS EARS TO COMPLAINTS
KEEP QUITE ABOUT CORRUPTION
17
Summary

• All these corruptions are due to the leaders of
  this country, as well as the citizens.
• The main cause of corruption is also
  modernization of life style
• All the politicians should realize what their
  main duty is.
• Black money should be sealed by the government.
• Punishment should be given to all the corrupt
  person in India

18
Stop Corruption..Save India
19
(No Transcript)