Bureacracy is corrupt in India at least from British time, politicians have nexus with these bureacrats for minting money, why they should solve the corruption issue. Only public can teach them a lesson, else they are confidently ruling over the country and have become masters instead of servants.
Politics & Corruption they somehow go together and how can we expect Politicians to either avoid it or take shelter behind it. As Brenard Shaw said Politics is the last resort of scoundrels and the above lot forming a part of it and we can expect the most idotic consequences -earnings through corruption! Let us see how those involved in @G Scam receive the scath of the Supreme Court. We will be the Happiest if the Supreme Court make those involved at least become Paupers and wander the streets like beggers. May God be Good and make them the same"Beggers". Then only they will know how difficult to earn nowadays in a Honest Fashion!!!
Can we expect a corrupt to cleanse the entire system of corruptions? If that happens, how will the corrupt will survive on government salary? What about sweet equity, malls, real estate, latest electronic gadgets?
Our democracy is deeply submerged into a corrupt system which is hardly accountable to anyone even the judiciary is corrupt. What will a common man will do? Where will he go?
Re: Re: Politicians & Corruptions
by Ram R on May 05, 2011 03:55 PM
Abhijit, Sonia, Karuna and MMS, do not belong to Bihar and UP. It you stupids, who are responsible for these crooks. Read article, Corruption is breed for poverty, crime and terror.
Re: Re: Politicians & Corruptions
by Sujeet Singh on May 05, 2011 10:23 AM
You shd be thrown out.. People like u got no brain, no mind. Just keep vommiting on these sites. Rahul has raised such a good point.
Yes there is corruption in this country but have you people ever tried to figure out why? I think the main cause of corruption in this country (and from which almost all other form of corruption rises) is due to India's Population. There are officially 1.2 billion people in this country (unofficially may be 1.3 or 1.4 billion). With so many people and limited resources everybody wants to have their piece of cake. In such scenarios it is natural that people will manipulate others, kill others, conspire against each other. And unfortunately for such large population the ruling government (be it Congress, BJP, JD or a coalition) find themselves handicapped. There will always be people who will go to any length to protect their vested interest. I do not think the situation is going to improve in future since the population is going to grow which results in more shortage of resources resulting in more people taking the path of corruption. If you do not agree that population is the main cause of corruption then consider this 1. Even though China has more population than India they also have almost 3 times the size of land area so there are still plenty of resource available. More ever China is ruled by communist government which has a political will to make their country better. 2. US also is roughly 3 times bigger than India but their population is one third of India. 3. Other countries which regularly appears in top global listings are so very small.
Re: Root cause of corruption ?
by Concerned Indian on May 05, 2011 11:17 AM
False argument. Do not look at population but at the population density (people/sq km). Japan and many western european countries have much higher pop density than India, but corruption there is almost non-existent.....
In Japan, the pop density is so high that a car parking place costs 5-10 times the price of car.....However in the last earthquake, the whole world admired Japan for their decency and civic sense. There were people who ran out of shopping centres when the building trembled, but once its was over they came back to pay their bills. That is what is called culture.
In India, the culture is to see how to exploit others and make money. Nothing to do with population
Re: Root cause of corruption ?
by tarsem mittal on May 05, 2011 10:09 AM
The cause of corruption in consumerism. Your zeal to make more money comes from the urge to buy goodies. Earlier, there was not much development and hence nothing much to buy except land (which was also cheap). But now you want money to buy all those things which you don't need- like expensive cars, mobile phones, land in a posh area etc.. But, this is all part of industrialization and economic growth. India's problem is that it was never ever one country, and never had one agenda until the British. Once they left, we are all back to the separated agenda.
Re: Re: Root cause of corruption ?
by Concerned Indian on May 05, 2011 11:22 AM
There is so much consumerism in the west, but no one does corruption......Trains in the west do not have ticket collectors to check tickets. Every one simply buys one....There is no traffic constable at the cross roads, everyone simply obeys the signals.....Some of the poorest countries in Africa are horribly corrupt. Corruption is nothing to do with consumerism.
It is all about culture and self-esteem. A culture where people have a sense of self-respect and self-esteem will not have corruption.
In India people can lick someone's feet if it suits them with the same enthusiasm as holding his throat if that suits them. Illiterate or literate, the culture is the same.
1. UIDcard for every individual in India; 2. Bank account for every individual in India; 3. Currency denomination should not be more than Rs 100; Pakistan's oounterfiet currency printing will stop; politicians and moneylaunderers will have to use trucks to cart their loot; and 4. Tracking system should be implemented in all government departments. If an individual goes to a government department for a service, his/her UIDcard will be scanned for issuing a token. The token will reflect the applicant's details, date, time, queue number and barcode of the queue number. This queue number must be captured with date and time at every processing point in the government department.
one measure curruption pot and customers being looted at all petrol-pumps in india-i.e nearly 28000 retail outlets (R.O.).. this is nothing but short-deliveries of petrol/diesel.meterological dept of gov. takes hafta of rs 1000/=per dispensing unit from each R.O.to allow to flow out short deleveries which is one point per 5litres of fuel outflow..on can calculate the short del to vehicle owner & profit to weights& measure department. each R.O. has minimum 4 to 20 dispensing units so 28000*10(average)per month???it is now the matter of sting operation???
corruption kese smapat ker sakte hae haen desh ka tana bana aesa bun diya hae ke dhan ke bina kisi ka bhi guzara nahi dhanpati imandari se nahi bun sakte esliae corrruption karni padegi bachon ko high education kese dilwa sakte hae yahan15 20 lakh donation (rishvut)deni padhti hae jointtest ke liye hajaron pese kharch karne padhte hae jis desh noukry ko pane ke liye 500 se 1000 tak dene padhte ho bha corruption ke or kiya hul ho sakta hae sarkari ne to aam janta tak ko bhrust banane mae koi kaser nahi chhodi jai ho loktanter ki
