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5 Ways To Reduce
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@YouthKiAwaazAug 08, 201028 Comments
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We are all aware of the term ‘corruption; and do a lot of discussion on how to
control it. It may be defined as the misuse of the public office for one’s own
advantage or for the purpose of any other illegal benefits by a public
servant. According to sec. 2(c) (vii) of Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, a
public servant is, ‘any person who holds an office by virtue of which he is
authorized or required to perform any public duty’. But in reality this has
been seen to be abused. Every person has his/her own dignity and some
fundamental rights. Corruption also affects the fundamental rights. How? It
has been seen that a common (general) man fears to go to police station
even when his/her right(s) is violated. Why? Because he/she does not want
to face a series questioning of the police. Normally, what actually happens is,
a person when goes to a police station for FIR, he/she has to struggle a lot
and face a lot in order lodge his/her FIR in the order of it being properly
written. If therefore suggests that we need such a body that could provide us
a corruption free society. As per Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988. Sec. 13
(1) d (ii) of POC Act, ‘a public servant is said to commit the offence of
criminal misconduct, if he, by abusing his position as a public servant,
obtains for himself or for any other person any valuable thing or pecuniary
advantage’. This seems to be omnipresent be it in any police department or
medical department and even in judiciary.
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The question again arises how to control this increasing corruption in our
country? There are several bodies that are working for a corruption free
system. Here are suggested some of the tools to reduce the corruption;
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i am very agree with your view but don’t you think that whatever way you have
prescribed above are not effective. meanning there by your five way to reduce are
flying in the wind but in the practical world it having no effection over system. for
example you said the is no impelementation of prevention of curruption act, but did
you ever thought that by sying this the problem is solved? in fact this act was come
for the perticuler object and tried to enforce strictly but whoever is appointed to
eliminate curroption becomes currupt that is the main problem came into existance.
give us the better ideas to proper implementation of this act in the practical
language.
you gave the example of POLICE, in fact lot of people who goes for the FIR are
hyperbole then it is dificult to identify who is actual victim. secondly durring the
investigation if police don’t take strict action then no one will tell them any type of
truth.
same in the case of judiciary, there is not a judge is liable for the pendancy & judge
never goes to anyone to ask for bribe, ppl themself comes to judges.
so only pointing out is not the well solution as per my best knowlagde.
* i think that for solution you must put your self in the same stage and them find out
the solution, i wish that you will come to know it.
thanks
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M.R.Rangaswamy4 years ago
It’s a never-ending problem. Let’s not lose heart. Let’s continue to fight for an
ultimate success. Shouldn’t we ?
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YouthKiAwaaz4 years ago
Absolutely M.R., it is only when we believe that we can will we be able to fight
this evil.
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Ramanand Kowta4 years ago
The seed of corruption is sown by the well meaning Bhaarateeya mother early in life.
When the child stands up for the first time and attempts to walk/ move, he inevitably
falls and cries and looks around. The Mata cannot bear to see her ‘ laadla ‘ cry and
her ‘ mamata ‘ overflows. As a sign of unconditional affection and love, she picks up
the laadla, cuddles him to her bosom, wipes off the tears and does something that
appears very innocuous – she hits the floor as if to rebuke/ scold/reprimand it for ‘
mere munney ko tooney giraaya aur chot pahunchaayaa aur rulaaya ? ! ‘ This
repeats more often when the laadla is found crying – and every family member
repeats this scene. By contrast, a Jewish mother simply waits for her darling to
succeed after repeated attempts and JUST cuddles him to her bosom !
This bhaarateeya mamata only conveys to the child – through the Heart – that
– falling, failure is bad/undesirable and must be avoided
– repeated attempts can be tricky and avoidable
– placation/ consolation by ‘ blaming the other – the floor ‘ for the fall is the right
response and attitude. Pointing a finger at the other/ passing the buck is instilled
early on. Responsibility takes a beating. Add to this the total protection and
chaperoning,by parents, of the Bhaarateeya child and teen and youth throughout
schooling, college, employment, marriage.
Do we allow them to take pride/ self-esteem in their own attempts – stand, walk fall,
stand, walk…. and run and…. FLY and SOAR ?
Young parents and to-be-parents have a profound lesson in this explanation that was
narrated to a group of urban farmers by a sensitive police officer. I was present and it
hit me like a whiplash. Hope it does the same to all who read this !
Please feel free to contact me – Bhaarateeya navjawaans- on 09892910023 and
[email protected]
Yours Nature – Ally,
Ramanand Kowta
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Vriti4 years ago
corruption never rules
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Vriti4 years ago
CORRUPTION;AN EARTHLY EVIL TO THE SOCIETY
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Chandasampath3 years ago
corruption will have end if we are honest
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Swera3 years ago
one day a corruption will end if we are honest.
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Sweraa3 years ago
corruption destroy the world.
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Thierry3 years ago
how can one reduce corruption in a country like Cameroon?
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Olagundoye3 years ago
The solution to the problem of corruption can be liken to a man climbing a
ladder.Therefore,such a man that is willing to climb the ladder must not fold his arms
or put it in his pocket.This is my own fomulated quote’A BETTER CAN NEVER BE A
BEST WITHOUT A GOOD’.Lastly,our leaders must strive hard.
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Rohit Bajpai3 years ago
I really appreciate your ideas and views as these are the some of the best methods
but the main problem is who should implement on this only 10 out of 1000 people
who really care about these things n try to implement on this, the first first thing we
need to do is be honest with yourself n take an immediate action if anything goes
something around you. If any body came front and take all the necessary actions
then something could be happen.
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Dhireema Gupta3 years ago
i really agree with your views but today, nobody himself/herself wants to be
honest at the sight of these corruption cases if one can get control over his/her
demands and behaviour towards anyone than i think corruption will be lessen and
also goverment of a country is known to its rights and responsibilities then
corruption will be fully controlled
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Sathish3 years ago
corruption is fully due to the government officials. Politicians are the persons who
stands only for five years, they pass the orders and bills that is fully created by the
IAS officials.
If Government officials are honest, Then the corruption can be fully eradicated.!!!!!!!
JAI HIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Shankar Rao11 months ago
Corrupt is our mind if we desire something which is not rightfully ours and to get
that which is not ours we do everything legal, illegal which is corruption. No point
in blaming the system, we have to reform ourselves first and take all possible
action to curb/eliminate corruption in public life.
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Rodrick Mupapa6 months ago
Great contribution. I appreciate that.
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Dhireema Gupta3 years ago
how we reduce this corruption by being honest ourself goverment of the country
should also be known towards its rights and responsibilities towards country then it
will be under control
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Manoranjan Dev3 years ago
i amn’t agreeing with point 1.)…. Because if u will see the biggest scams/corruption,
black money or many social evils like female foeticide,sex determination etc.., that is
happening in India are done most by the educated people not by the illiterate people
that has been also showed in Satyamev Jayate………
So, where are we going after being educated …..
Only Quality education with human & social values can led to this change…….
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Ayyappa3 years ago
first people should be honest
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SATYAM3 years ago
CORRUPTION KO NIKALNA MUSKIL HAI LAKIN NA MONKIN NAHI
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The Shaikh Ii2 years ago
Lakin corruption ko nikaalna bahut aasan hai bas india k log ek baar sirf kisi bhi
chunao mai neta logo ko sapport na karey to aur na hi ek saal \vote dey kisi bhi
party ko apney aap curruption cum ho jaayega .
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Lavanya2 years ago
mahatma gandhiji decided and sent out whole britishers from india like that if we
decided altogether we can throw out corruption from india
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Surya2 years ago
All this corruption, atrocities against women, horrible Driving instincts, etc., are all
the branches of single root problem, Lack of Ethics. Yes, whether it is a highly
qualified bureaucrat or a doctor , all of these crimes against the society are because
of the immoral behavior . What will a student learn from a teacher, who himself is a
pervert. There should a change in the education system, there should be a separate
section for ethics in their daily curriculum and the first years of a student must be
spent in making him learn the fundamental rights, responsibilities of a citizen
because a plant can be bent only when it is young. Let them know the power of
transparency in governing things and questioning the wrong.
Only then we can build a nation where everyone is responsible and everything is
transparent ; so is our future.
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Shankar Rao2 years ago
I want to be honest and I can remain honest. That’s it. But I always lose my temper if
somebody is not honest and prospering and going scotfree to boot. The justice
system is corrupted and I feel it is a losing battle against corruption. If we are honest
we may atleast remain peaceful and nothing more nothing less.
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Brooke1 year ago
Nice article but please work on the grammar. It’s kind of hard to overlook them.
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Rodrick Mupapa6 months ago
good good keep it up.
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