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Answered by Anonymous
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Eradicate Corruption - Build A New India


Good morning everyone present; I am going to express my views on ‘Eradicate Corruption - Build A New India’; and I am going to speak in favor of it.


I strongly believe building a new India is almost impossible as long as there is the cancer of corruption in it. Corruption is an obstacle that the people of a country must overcome to be a happy nation. The national goals of economic prosperity, infrastructural development, and overall advancement will remain elusive until corruption is wiped out from our country. Eliminating corruption is impossible without the collective will of the people and the Government. The next major revolution India will have is anti-corruption revolution. It has already started.


Indians have seen so much of corruption and its horrible consequences that they have only one yearning; they all want to live in a corruption free India. Every Indian wishes to breathe in a cleaner, prosperous, progressive, stronger, self-reliant, more organized India. This is possible only when the evil of corruption has been totally vanquished.


Unless every Indian (especially in the public sector and Government run departments) discards corruption totally, the objective a new prosperous India can never be achieved.  


Einstein quite rightly said, “The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything.” India is a developing country facing many challenges. Corruption is the most detrimental of them. India was placed at 76th position out of 168 countries with a score of 38 out of a possible 100 in Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index 2015.


Corruption is like a canker to the health of the economic and technological prosperity of a nation. Corruption became rampant with the winning of freedom. Owing to the fallible democratic system and lack of stringent punishment mechanism for the culprits, it thrived, more in politics, government administration departments. Gradually its nexus became more nefarious. Corruption in India spread as a result of the connection between bureaucrats, politicians and criminals.

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Answered by topanswers
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Corruption: Corruption is referred to as the fraudulent behavior by those in power. This involves in the act of bribery.

In India,

The act of corruption originated from the time of the British rule in India. The people used to bribe the officials to get their job done.

According to reports, 92% of Indians had bribed a public official to get their job done.

India also ranks 81 in the 180 countries for corruption rate.

There are various reasons for corruption in India. Some of them are,

  • Complicated tax
  • Excessive regulations
  • Licensing system
  • Lack of strict and transparent laws against corruption

Corruption-free country:

The country's economy is greatly reduced due to corruption. The money is often non-taxable and is stored as black money.  

Steps should be taken in order to stop corruption if the country needs to develop. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.  

Steps to eradicate corruption:

  • Reformation of the public administrative law
  • Ending impunity
  • Providing transparency to the information according to RTI
  • Restrict regulations for international business.
  • Educate and empowering the people about the effects of corruption.
  • Strong banking laws

The country is filled with talent and resources, it can reach higher levels and make the country better. The inflation and the value of the money also increases.

It is not the role of security personnel or income tax department to eradicate corruption. Every citizen should take responsibility to eradicate corruption from the country and help in building a corruption-free new India.

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