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Write an essay on Eradicate Corruption .

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Answered by Anonymous
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Eradicate Corruption  

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.

Answered by durbadatta1715
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Eradicate Corruption

Explanation:

Corruption is a habit, and hence everyone who is in the position is susceptible to it.

Some people are ready to compete for those jobs with higher chances of corruption.

And those who don’t have the chance, expect to minimize the corruption and keep complaining about it.

But 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 the situation permits. The below-mentioned tips are written from the perspective of corruption in developing countries.

Corruption is prevalent in all the countries in some or other ways.

This is because of the thieves of statewho are not interested in how to stop corruption.

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