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    Corruption is a major problem in India that has progressively increased, according to a 2010 index that ranked India 87th out of 178 countries. Corruption stems from the relationship between bureaucracy, politics, and criminals and has negative effects like increasing poverty, reducing government services, and hindering development. The government has taken some steps to address it such as right to information campaigns, but corruption remains an intractable problem that corrodes the economy and harms India's international reputation.

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    Corruption is a major problem in India that has progressively increased, according to a 2010 index that ranked India 87th out of 178 countries. Corruption stems from the relationship between bureaucracy, politics, and criminals and has negative effects like increasing poverty, reducing government services, and hindering development. The government has taken some steps to address it such as right to information campaigns, but corruption remains an intractable problem that corrodes the economy and harms India's international reputation.

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    How to Eradicate

    Corruption in
    India

    Presented By-
    Rupalee Gupta
    ISBE - A
    CORRUPTION

    DEADLY DISEASE
    IN INDIA
    CORRUPTION
     Corruption is a consequence
    between Bureaucracy, Politics and
    Criminals. 
     Corruption has progressively
    increased and is now rampant in our
    society.
    Cont………
    Corruption is a global phenomenon
    and it is omnipresent.

      In 2010, India was ranked 87th of


    178 countries in Transparency
    International's 
    Corruption Perceptions Index
    Effects
     Poverty and unemployment is increasing

    Reduces the quality of government


    services and infrastructure, and increases
    budgetary pressures on government.

      Corruption is one of the major obstacles


    on development
    Steps taken by the
    Government
     Right to women’s lives

     Parivartan

     National Campaign for people right


    to Information
    CONCLUSION

      Corruption is an intractable problem


     Corruption has a corrosive impact on our
    economy.
     It worse image in our international market
    and leads to loss of overseas opportunities.
    Thank you

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