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Government and Ubiquitous Corruption in India

Shashikant Yadav Neeraj

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Corruption is an old age phenomenon that can be seen in many parts of the world today. It is like cancer hidden in societies and men. It spreads rapidly and causes lots of damage and poor living in nations. The fight against corruption in India has become a priority by the current government. The government has strategized approaches to open new windows of opportunity for designing and implementing anti-corruption policies to help manage corruption effectively. Meanwhile, the anti-corruption institution needs to be equipped with human resources to carry out disciplinary actions. The institution who detects corruption and punish corruption once it has occurred will be in a better position to create a corruption-free country. This article will buttress further the ecosystem of corruption, causes, economic impact, consequences, and possible solutions to corruption in India. Keywords: corruption in India, ecosystem of corruption, facilitative corruption, collusive corruption, extractive corruption.

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Corruption is an old age phenomenon that can be seen in many parts of the world today. It is like cancer hidden in societies and men. It spreads rapidly and causes lots of damage and poor living in nations. The fight against corruption in India has become a priority by the current government. The government has strategized approaches to open new windows of opportunity for designing and implementing anti-corruption policies to help manage corruption effectively. Meanwhile, the anti-corruption institution needs to be equipped with human resources to carry out disciplinary actions. The institution who detects corruption and punish corruption once it has occurred will be in a better position to create a corruption-free country. This article will buttress further the ecosystem of corruption, causes, economic impact, consequences, and possible solutions to corruption in India. Keywords: corruption in India, ecosystem of corruption, facilitative corruption, collusive corruption, extractive corruption.

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Corruption is an old age phenomenon that can be seen in many parts of the world today. It is like cancer hidden in societies and men. It spreads rapidly and causes lots of damage and poor living in nations. The fight against corruption in India has become a priority by the current government. The government has strategized approaches to open new windows of opportunity for designing and implementing anti-corruption policies to help manage corruption effectively. Meanwhile, the anti-corruption institution needs to be equipped with human resources to carry out disciplinary actions. The institution who detects corruption and punish corruption once it has occurred will be in a better position to create a corruption-free country. This article will buttress further the ecosystem of corruption, causes, economic impact, consequences, and possible solutions to corruption in India. Keywords: corruption in India, ecosystem of corruption, facilitative corruption, collusive corruption, extractive corruption.

Key concepts: Language change, Government (linguistics), Institution, Business, Political corruption, Political science, Development economics, Economics

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