"A single person cannot change the world" it is a saying we take for granted. but why not try to change... we can be true in our dealings and the duties which we deliver... i believe corruption can be minimized upto some extent if the people who criticize and complain about its ill effects, try to be honest to themselves... many drops make the ocean. likewise each individual make the society. so let each of us join hands and pledge that we ll not be corrupt and gradually you will be able to see how it works
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Alen Devasia, 12th student, International Indian School Dammam
| 04 10 2011 21:43:22 +0000
Anna Hazareji's idea of Jan Lokpal appears laudable now; but the lurking danger is, in due course of time, it could turn out to be another power centre and breed corruption with impunity. Citizens should beware of this impending danger. If we wish to transform India, instead of creating more institutions and power centres, we need to break them up and ultimately get them removed; and instead introduce transparency in all actions of all individuals and organizations, including government. There should be no secrecy whatsoever, including in armed forces and judiciary which is reported to abound in corruption. "Ban Currency" and seek introduction of "Random, Encrypted Unique ID and Biometric Smart Card" for making all transactions anonymous, fail proof and secure with audit trail for total transparency and total accountability? This could be the panacea for all evils of corruption, money laundering, etc. and restore true democracy and level playing field for all in India.
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Kris Dev, CEO/MD/Director Life Line to Business
| 04 08 2011 17:20:48 +0000
yes ,nothing is impossible in the world Its very easy to say,very easy to criticise but its very hard to do.So when we all doing only without saying then we will get whatever we want.So start from yourself only first u stop to do corruption,dont give or take bribe,always follow the system of Law,ITS TIME TO CHANGE THE EXISTING LAWS JUST GIVE LIFE IMPRISONMENT OR DEATH FOR CORRUPTION AND OTHER PENALTIES ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF CORRUPTION.WE HAVE DEATH PENALTY FOR MURDER IN WHICH PARTICULAR FAMILY IS SUFFER BUT FROM CORRUPTION ALL INDIANS FAMILIES RAE SUFFERED SO ITS VERY HARMFUL ACT SO JUST GIVE DEATH PENALTY.
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gajanan D. nakate, (Legal Officer, Pharma (B.pharm LLB )
| 04 08 2011 08:53:51 +0000
I completely agree with arijita and would like to emphasize again on the point that it is a UNITED effort and no single person or institution can change it ! Moreover we should all take part in just and legitimate practices and importantly BELIEVE that we can make India a corrption free nation. However it is also very sad to read the views on the right hand side. People seem to be very pessimistic and until we have those kind of people it would be really difficult to achieve the said feat. period.
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Nitin Anand, SAP Professional, J P Morgan
| 01 06 2011 09:20:34 +0000
First time I saw this argument. To me corruption is nothing but just moral degradation. Blame it on our education systeme. Absolutely corruption free state is almost impossible. Because from the origin itself two forces (good & bad) were there and it will remain there for ever. If crrupyion is not there then we cannot realise what is corruption free. Thing is that which environment is good for us. Corruption means chaos. All our problems' root lies deep in the corruption. We all have to work towards achieving the ideal corruption free world. For this we should infuse some moral into ourselves, our homes and to our society, though proper education system. For this we have to work towards modifying our education systems.
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SUMANTA SAHU, geologist cum legal , KJS Ahluwalia group of mines and industries
| 09 06 2010 06:00:48 +0000
REALLY DO YOU WANT TO SEE INDIA A CORRUPTION FREE COUNTRY ? HAND OVER THE COUNTRY TO BHARAT SWABHIMAN LED BY YOG RISHI BABA RAMDEV, THIS IS THE ONLY ONE AND THE LAST OPTION LEFT.
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sunil kumar, PROGRAMER, INS
| 08 19 2010 17:30:52 +0000
Obviously Yes, But its a dream until & unless Educated citizens behave like educated. But if the ruler is corrupt the citizens are at loss and misery will prevail. Throw out the corrupt rulers, utilize your vote power.
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PANKAJ SINGH, PLM DEVELOPER, ITC Infotech India
| 04 27 2010 17:39:00 +0000
yes. I STRONGLY BELIEVE , THIS WILL HAPPEN , NOW PROFESSIONALS LIKE US REALISING THIS , WE HAVE TO TAKE THE INITIATIVE , ONE CANNOT REMAIN THE SILENT SLEEPING PARTNER FOR LONG.HONEST PEOPLE SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED BY ALL OF US , WE HAVE TO SET AN EXAMPLE.
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dinesh kumar sharma, ZONAL SALES MANAGER - NORTH, WOCKHARDT LTD
| 04 26 2010 03:11:32 +0000
On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Ramaswamy Shrinivas wrote: It is well known fact that every property registration involves under the table transaction even when all documents are in order. In a day in every registration office at the end of the day you can find lakhs of rupees in cash. Why is it that no action is taken. A few high profile sensational raids will not solve any problems. These will be in the news for a couple of days and some money transaction will take place and it will die down and everybody will be happy. The simple truth about these sensational raids is that some disgruntled elements were not taken care of as promised and so they have tipped off. No tip off no raids. ps. email forwarded with permission from sender.
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Kris Dev, CEO/MD/Director Life Line to Business
| 04 25 2010 17:06:33 +0000
1800 - 1500 ... If people think, they are toll free numbers ... they would be sadly mistaken.
It may be just the tip of the ice berg ... corruption figures just unearthed from a single individual ...
Rs. 1,800 crores of hard cash and 1,500 kilograms of gold said to have been ceased from the offices / residences of Ketan Desai, President, Medical Council of India.
Obviously many under-hand dealings must have been going on for quiet some time; he must be well connected with the powers that be, having got re-elected and to daringly indulge in such large scale corruption. If a public enquiry is conducted, many heads may roll.
There may be many more such corrupt officials in India. If all of them are caught, the Government may get a few lakhs crores of rupees which can be used for genuine poverty alleviation schemes.
Telgi, Raju, Koda, Ketan, and many more ... Is this not enough reason for the Government to demonetize currency in steps (immediately rs. 1,000 and Rs. 500 currency notes and the rest in due course of time) and introduce Biometric Smart Card based transactions for eliminating corruption.
Please circulate to all well meaning citizens for a public debate on "The need to kill the cancer of corruption before it kills us".
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Kris Dev, CEO/MD/Director Life Line to Business
| 04 24 2010 15:04:40 +0000
Yes according to my studies on humanity through history and based on the prophecies this is possible in this century. we have seen the history of only selfish and greedy human. Well exceptions were there and they were known as saints or prophets. This is due to the magnetic field control on human brain living on the earth. This new millennium is changing the magnetic effect on the earth. The processing started from 1997 and expected to be completed by couple of years. We can be proud of being on the earth when the change is taking place. good luck all human for a peaceful earth
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George Varghese, Proprietor, Jecyees
| 03 03 2010 03:31:23 +0000
Punishment is the only deterrent. But today who is there to punish the guilty? Babus who take bribes for plump posts from their subordinates cannot be expected to dole out punishments.
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Prasad PN, Consultant, Trainer
| 12 12 2009 13:07:15 +0000
ya definately corruption can be removed but it need a lot of effort and first thing to do is to improve political system because corruption comes form there.uneducated people are in politics they are running our country.its not fair.
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sonam dixit, B.Tech/B.E. student, davv
| 12 10 2009 06:28:45 +0000
1. bY ENTERING IN TO THE EDUCATED YOUTH IN TO POLITICS 2. TRANSPERENCY WHILE DEALING THE FILES WITH GOVT PRCEDURES AND FILES 3. BY FIXING THE PROCESSING FEE FOR THE FILES MOVED BY GIVING BILLS 4, COMPULSORY ISSUE OF INVOICE FOR THE GOODS PROCURED AND SOLD 5. DECLARATION OF THE ASSETS BY THE GOVT EMPLOYEES INCLUDING IAS AND IPS OFFICERS AND MINISTERS ETC
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Ch,RANGA RAO, MATERIALS MANAGER, THE ANDHRA SUGARS LTD
| 11 29 2009 14:20:03 +0000
"If there is no purity, fairness and justice in your heart, these qualities will not be in your home; if they are not in your home, they will not be in your society; and if they are not in your society, they will not be in your state...." JAI HIND....
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Balram , Sub Editor/Reporter
| 09 18 2009 12:51:17 +0000
yess v can... but only if we 'UNITE.' We only keep blaming government n corruption for whatever consequence happening, but we don't come out of our shelves to fight for our own justice and security. We should remember.... our unity can explore our strength. When we had the guts to fight for our injustice against the British Rule by being united, then why not now?? It is simple step to say but most difficult to implement, but this is our only way to Democracy
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Nidhi Agarwal, Sr.Media Planner, Dainik Bhaskar
| 09 14 2009 10:01:51 +0000
Yess v can....but only if we 'UNITE'. Every1 point out's to others but no1 protest till end. One man cannot change the system....its the strength of unity which can change the goverment....the laws.....the corruption. We should realise that if we had the guts to rule out British rule from India, by being united....then we can even rule out these corruptions. Just step forward ppl.
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Nidhi Agarwal, Sr.Media Planner, Dainik Bhaskar
| 09 14 2009 09:30:56 +0000
Corruption free India is very much possible and with the active participation of the responsible citizens. Earlier we didn't had too much options to stop corruption but now we have too many options. We have RTI (Right to Information Act) which we can use to ask anything and everything except the things which harm the sovereignty of our country.
We must use our Voting Rights to choose the correct people as our leaders not the Politicians like Buta Singh.
We should have the right of negative voting so that we can throw out the person who is not working properly and efficiently.
We should also initiate ourselves in using the right procedure for every work to be done. We ourself use shortcut which increase corruption.
Stop giving bribe and those who take should stop taking it being a responsible citizen of India.
I am very much assured that if each and every citizen of India starts taking responsibility then we would be able to see a corruption free India very soon.
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Rahul Trivedi, Copy Editor, Hindustan Times
| 08 11 2009 09:50:05 +0000
Everybody or everyone does know that everything is not perfect. Then what is the use of talking about change or what made you to talk about the change? Is change we need? What kind of change do we need? Corruption free nation? In order to change the nation we should change ourselves.
We must improve the nation governing process and the gov could issue the salary slip for them. SO everything will be under one account and easy to track them.
Complulsory voting and compulsory devoting should be implemented.
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Raju Ramalingam, Business Analyst, Rhytha Web Solutions
| 07 29 2009 10:45:02 +0000
Yes it is possible...But first we ourselves have to be corruption free....India is nothing but "We the people...".If we all become honest with ourselves then no one will be afraid of the top level ministers because when we are not wrong then who can point finger on us ?
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Yash Singh, Coresspondent, Star
| 07 29 2009 10:44:20 +0000
Yes, it is possible to cub corruption in India. Here, all are only talking/arguing on this issue; No one is going to take even a single step ahead. It can be controlled by supporting or growing good moral value in rem. we have to educate, in particular, our young, about the moral value. respect of different institutions in society. unless the respect of moal values go deep into the root of society corruption can not be curbed. By blaming police, politician and officials. every people grow in the society and the best way to eliminate the root cause of problem is to make a good society and follow the norms of a good society.
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Jitendra kumar Pandey, Drafting and presentation of case, Elixir corpus juris
| 07 29 2009 09:44:00 +0000
Yes, it is possible and I support the steps suggested by Ms Arijita Pal to achieve the same.
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U Shankar, Manager
| 06 16 2009 12:08:26 +0000
We couldn't completely comeup of corruption but yes we can reduce it. And for this we have not to wait for any leader to comeup front, we have to come forward. We should start following rules, dont offer money to any one for do your thing first, same dont take money for any favour. Voting to right candidate. Change yourself, your thinking process then the world arround you will change and same as you want. CORRUPTION FREE INDIA IS NOT A IMPOSSIBLE TASK...
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sachin , Team Leader -(NonTechnical), Infor Global Solutions
| 06 16 2009 11:00:35 +0000
It is possible,but somethng tht wud take time to come into picture... First responsibilty is of citizens ofIndia to vote and vote for the right person..and second is to be a part of public sector undertaking and be a prt of Government of India. Then only we can hope to see a corruption free India.. and we need to act unitedly for this.
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Lakshmi Eyyunni, Manager-Business Value Engineering, Sarvagnya Solutions
| 06 16 2009 10:05:01 +0000
Yes it is possible. Our great Dr.Abdul Kalam once spoke about it. He says that your parents and teachers should play a vital role in nurturing the good moral values in children which will be useful to make corruption free society. Eradicating or preventing the corruption is not possible cent percent as everybody knows, but, if we take some concrete and planned steps, we can reduce the rate of corruption. There is no way to eradicate or prevent the corruption except nurturing good moral values in children as our great Kalam says. Many may feel that with stringent laws, we can eradicate corruption, but, it is not possible. The only way to reduce the rate of corruption and to make the corruption free world, at least to feel, is to follow what our great Kalam has said. We need some reforms in our educational system also and we need to make it compulsory to every school to have good provision to teach morals to the Children.
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V.Durga Rao, Private Attorney/Lawyer, V.DURGA RAO
| 06 10 2009 14:52:54 +0000
Yes, it is possible.. but we should change first. What will we do normally when we violate traffic rules or break a signal and caught? We will try to pay 100 bucks on the spot and clear off .. We should decide that in any case, no amount will be paid as bribe to any persons..
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Shaju George, Facilities/Construction Manager, IBS Software Services (P) Ltd
| 06 01 2009 11:30:59 +0000
yes.It is possible only when every indian works sincerely and honestly at their level of duty. Where ever you go for any work, there is corruption in India now.The Acts in law are not strict.. The activities done by everyone in the society are not known to all the people. Taxes are not paid correctly.Social responsibilities are decreased daily.
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Srinivasarao Grandhi, any role that enhance my knowledge and skills, fresher
| 05 13 2009 09:10:05 +0000
Very true mr. sandeep, india need a systemic treatment not symtemic. The root is inside our selve and around us. Become a roll model first then start educating in outward direction, Iam sure you will see a change one day. we have paid enaugh for this shame, let us not add our name in the list of the nations dorment and irresponcible citizens.
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Vinod Sauhta, Assistant General Manager Operation, PSL Ltd.
| 04 04 2009 09:26:20 +0000
Mr. Vinod i would agree with you that if we want to set an example for future generations then we ourselves have to come out of our greed and remove this corruption from our country.Yes Corruption free india is possible if we take strict and immediate actions against those who practice this kind of thing.We can succeed only if we understand that it has to be a joint effort by all people to overcome this problem.
So let's all decide to act against it and get rid of this for ever.
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Sudeep Tarafdar, Senior Consultant, IBM
| 04 04 2009 07:05:29 +0000
I would say that corruption can be removed only if there is a clear and transparent system at every place. If people know that there is noone who is keeping an eye on them then they obviously take things for granted and try to do which is not legal.Only if each and every guy is committed to get rid of corruption, it can be removed.Its in the hands of people of the country to remove corruption altogether and they must do it with full conviction.
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Samir Das, Tech Architect, Infosys
| 04 03 2009 07:00:23 +0000
Yes corruption free india is possible provided all the citizens of the country stand united against this. if we only bribe people to get our work done then how can we expect from others to not do it.
so first cvhange yourself and set an example for others to emulate.
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Dipen Trivedi, Project Manager, 3i Infotech
| 04 01 2009 11:05:32 +0000
But first of all the question is about voting to those persons who are having criminal background.And am surprised how nobody is raising their voice about this.How can they give seats to those people and how we expect them to serve the country.But again the main problem if we are not going to vote then who will manage the country.I think our politicians should be ashamed of themselves.They are serving the country atleast they should think about this not that to save the vote banks they will do such things.
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subhendu kumar barik, System Security, MIEL E-Security Pvt.Ltd
| 04 01 2009 08:32:14 +0000
Yes i agree with Mr. Visveswaran that people, they actually don't want to work hard and everybody out there want to make quick and easy money which is by taking bribe and corruption, this is hampering the growth of the country as a hole and India is one of the top country which is corrupted, and this sort of attitude will do no good in the progress of the country.
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Jithesh Ramesh, Actuary Manager, Tata Aig Insurance Solutions
| 04 01 2009 08:07:36 +0000
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The corruption is being increased day by day through out the World.Till the General Public revolt against corruption, it will be continued.
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R N Bhattacharyya, Freelancer, Freelancer
| 04 26 2010 06:56:21 +0000
Coruption free India / world may not be possible, but be minimized. We may stipulate so many things to be corruption free which may not be achived for so many reasons. It often sounds like : " conditions apply ". Now, what may be a single point solution ? In my thought : Corruption may be minimized by " increasing the standard of living of the citizens ". Only this may bring all round changes amongst the vast massses who in turn may effect those stipulations essential to reduce corruption ( again a matter of Economics / Economy ).
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ASOKE KUSARI, Domestic Private Banking-Executive/Manager, A large leading PSU Bank - India
| 01 31 2010 13:50:07 +0000
NO, 'Corruption free India' or 'Corruption free world' is never going to be a ground reality. Yes, corruption can be minimized if law enforcement is made stricter. The only foreseeable solutions are: - Make law enforcement the code of daily living for the pauper to the president.
- Enforce moral values as a compulsory subject throughout the education stream.
- Make achievable Independence of the judiciary
- Generate employment.
- Strengthen Social engineering and campaigning.
WAKE UP ITS YOUR INDIA TODAY, TOMORROW IT WILL BE SOLELY 'CORRUPTIONS' AND NEXT IT WILL BE NOBODY'S. IT WILL BE JUNGLE RULE.
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Neeti M. Thakker, Legal Research, Mindcrest India Pvt. Ltd.
| 08 02 2009 05:52:00 +0000
By all the experience and knowledge people have shared here, the fact is people are aware of the changes which might lead to stop corruption in India, but the fact is so practically "NO".
People can't shun greed and this will continue... We can only hope for a better people to join the system and bring the change for us.. Or we can be the change!
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Satwinder Singh, Program Manager - Implementation and Services
| 07 07 2009 11:00:26 +0000
Just imagining hypothetical situations and telling that India can be free of corruption is easy! But wake up n c around. As long as our democracy, political system & politicians doesn't change, nothing is going 2 happen. Increasing moral values may (?!) reduce corruption at lower levels. But the politicians gulping down multi crores thru all big deals, political games won't allow India to be corruption free- how 'll they buy their bread n butter? Most of them don't know or do any productive work, except just nurturing the criminal nexus and benefitting from it in various ways. Strong legislations & an unselfish political leadesrship with real virtues are the only solutions which I never expect in India.
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Shyne U, Project Architect
| 06 11 2009 21:44:06 +0000
I agree with Arijita's comment but this is not possible because she is talking about system not the people running the system.......no system can work free and fair without good people are running it........first everybody need to teach moral values to their children than only in future you can plan to change/implement the system..........
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Yogendra Singh Chauhan, Civil Engineer-Highway Roadway, AECOM
| 06 10 2009 15:20:45 +0000
Corruption can never be eradicated as there will someone or the other who will accept, demand or offer a bribe. However, it can be greatly reduced by: 1) Increasing the courtrooms and judges who are trying the Prevention of Corruption Act cases in every city 2) Increasing the quantum of punishment for both givers and takers of bribes 3) Increase the rewards for Vigilence Cell officers who conduct sting operations and nab corrupt officials 4) Increase public awareness so that people choose better leaders and the rot does not affect the top-level that much
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Shahnawaz Islam, PR & Media Relations Manager, National Institute of Smart Governance
| 06 10 2009 12:03:45 +0000
It is very well said that "Charity begins at home" but now it is said that "Corruption begins at home", the responsible people behind it are we the people. No doubt we boost of making India a corruption free society but unless we take a step forward towards it. No one wants to stand in the queue and wants his work done at the proce of money, then be it the queue of rice,sugar and wheat or for taking the permission for any industry, no one wants to be in queue. Unless we change ourselves the country cannot change. Secondly the imablance of income among the population also gives rise to the corruption. Thirdly government servants are paid less which increases their urge to get corrupted as they could easily hold the nerves of the people who want their work to be cleared out from these offices.
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Darshil , CEO/MD/Director, Darshil Cotton Company
| 06 02 2009 10:54:00 +0000
I support Mr. Kastury! Responsibility is not individualistic, its a community responsibility. Corruption is not a phenomenon observed only in India, its universal and like Mr. Kastury has rightly pointed out, it varies in degree and form. Politicians have a different form of greed, a sweeper something different! So each one of the factions of the demographic will have a variant in the degree of acceptance. Till such time that there is a sure existence of evil in the society corruption in one form or another will definitely exist and it cannot be culminated completely! The emotion of owning more than my neighbor does always gets you in a situation where it leads to thoughts that deviate away from idealisitic behavior!
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Makrand Bhave, Marketing & MICE, WIZCRAFT International
| 06 01 2009 13:22:38 +0000
Till Indian form of democracy is switched to some form of government, corruption will be here. It is the full power of democracy - the right of people and teh citizen which allows them to do whatever they wished for. Let's cahnged or stopped democracy and make a strict rule for a decade, india will changed a lot, the MPs of low standard, bubus will not be seen in and around the office and governement. that time India will be free from corruptions.
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Mohen Naorem, CEO/MD/Director, AME FILMS
| 05 28 2009 04:32:58 +0000
Right Corruption is everywhere in the world.
Corruption was injected into the spine of Indian nation when Mirzafar backstabbed Shiraj ud daula.
Subhash Chandra Bose was selected for IAS but he given extreme sacrifice and formed Army against the worlds strongest army--But he was termed as anti Indian by many.
Where will you find such people now?
We are all shrewd politicians in our lives--in our family also--and in our profession too.
and the base line is you know what?
We all killed the GOD--so we are not afraid of anyone--tell me what practical idea can cure this cancer?
The height of all is if we by mistake talk against corruption we become matter of mockery
I am hopeless--and it reminds me of the vampire movies where a vampire bites a human and the human eventually becomes vampire.
let's see how long we remain humen in this vampire's world
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Sayan Chakraborty, Senior ERP Consultant, International Business machines
| 04 15 2009 20:18:18 +0000
It is not a very simplistic question as it appears to be. A corruption free India or for that matter most of the countries is not possible for some obvious reaons. What is corruption? The genesis of corruption is power. Power breeds corruption. As they say "absolute power corrupts abolutely" . When a perosn has the power to do or not to do, he assumes a position and it triggers corruption. I know, we can be indulgent or talk about moral posture, but it just cannot work. When demand exceeds supply, the decision maker is doing u a favour by choosing u in preference to others. He has power to do or not to do. Whether, he is a purchase manager in a multi-national company or traffic constable at a signal. Ironically the same theory applies.
On a bIgger level, India is a democratic country. Democrasy has its own virtues and vices. U have to be practical. U need money to fight an election. U need money to get a ticket to fight the election and ministerial powers have tendencies to be corrupt. U simply cannot eradicate corruption. There can be difference in degree but not in kind. It is nothing but wishful thinking to beleive that India can ever be completely corrution free.
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HASMUKH GANDHI, FILM AND TV PRODUCER, PROFESSIONAL
| 04 04 2009 07:13:16 +0000
Let us define Corrpution and then talk of Yes and No.
Corrptution is nothing but exploiting loophole or one human mind exploting the weakness of another human mind. Simple example is offering money for getting the work done which would have happen in due course or changing such priority by influence from top management.
Corruption can be minimised or even completely eliminated provided you can remove it's origin. Origin of
Corrpution is in Human mind - Greed. If Greed can be minised corrpution can be.
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Hitesh Thakkar, Project Manager, Sun Microsystems India
| 04 01 2009 09:04:14 +0000
Its not possible to wipe out the correption but the degree of the same and the mentality may be changed.. its all over the world.. the difference is that in other developed countries one takes bribe for not doing his duty and in our country they take bribe for doing their duty !!
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vijay , SBU/Profit Center Head, xyz
| 04 01 2009 07:06:37 +0000
BECAUSE Daam and Kaam are the two weaknesses exploited by the political fraternity from time immemorial .
rooting corruption from the society is and will remain a utopia.
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Ajay Ziz, Dy. Registrar,, University of Jammu
| 04 01 2009 05:31:44 +0000
Just like in our daily routine we have some bad habits and good habits...that depends on us how to improve or control our bad side....in same manner corruption has also become a part of life and now it will be tough to eradicate it....the solution can be that corruption should be allowed to some extent(that should be decided by law-sounds funny but can work) but each individual should have deep thought before doing corruption and see to that it will not affect the country's economic growth...eventually when growth will be there, the life of people will improve and this can become one of the reason in future to control and minimise the corruption rate....this is my own original thought and have expressed it for the 1st time PUBLICALLY.....
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kaustubh gokhale, Research Scientist, World Instittute of Sustainable Energy(WISE), Pune, India
| 04 01 2009 05:22:54 +0000
There are two levels of corruption
1) Top level
2) Lower level
The top level corruption is there everywhere, no one can stop it and this happens like a business deal. Most of this kind off deals happens with Politicians at higher ranks and the country's business man for favours.
The lower level is where you and me involved. If everybody decide that they won't pay bribe, then nobody will ask for it. This scenario too is never gonna change as it's the other side makes this people greedy for money(bribe). You and me can not change this, Govt. is the only authority who can put brakes on it.
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Manoj , Branch Manager/Regional Manager Path Infotech Ltd
| 04 01 2009 04:57:11 +0000
Don't think so, until people change their attitude towards this corruption, until and unless one doesn't stand against these things, corruption will not stop and people have made it as a habit for them to take bribery, people should stop giving bribes to get their work done at the government and other places, until then one cant stop corruption that is seen in the country.
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Gargi Sinha, Senior Consultant, Hewitt Associates
| 03 23 2009 11:35:24 +0000
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