What is the reality of corruption in India?

Yesterday, in my reply, I requested 75% of the students to join the scholarship to participate in the scholarship, so I expressed a disagreement about the requirements of the JNU student strike Did. All student unions involved in all political ideologies gathered to support the strike and said that the act is anti-student. [1]

I was surprised to see the support of other university's past and current students in the comments section. 80% to 90% of students support the student's right not to take classes and I do not want to have attendance rules at the university. There are many reasons why there are no attendance rules

The low attendance rate is due to poor guidance. If the teacher is excellent, the student will automatically attend the class.

According to my experience, when a student is not taking a course, I also want to cheat in the exam.

Likewise, when the university did not carry out attendance rules as necessary, they also could not prevent large scale fraud checks.

Whenever I am working as an immigration officer at any university, I always advise to catch a lot of scammers and rust.

Most fraudsters do not feel guilty about cheating. If you ask them, they also have their own reasons to cheat.

Most teachers do not feel guilty because they can not teach because they are allowed to cheat for the same reason.

This is the level of morality, principles, and legal respect of the young generation.

Even when things relate to us, even if you are illegal and violate the rules you can always find a reason to prove that our actions are reasonable.

I believe that if politicians and bureaucrats have the opportunity to prevent corruption, they can also give reasons.

It takes a lot of election costs to open a rally and the public does not donate money to the party.

As almost all individuals and nearly all institutions are corrupt in a corrupt country, you can not condemn a particular corrupt institution in India or elsewhere.

Corruption is the foundation of this. Many corruption activities are taking place in India. It happens in India's development plan and makes it difficult to succeed. Thus, the development of India is in the dark. Destruction of food security systems such as the PDS (Public Distribution System) and poverty reduction plans such as NREGA (National Rural Employment Guarantee Law) also pushed the future of India into the dark. Poverty, which is prevalent in India, is also an important cause. There are many poor people in India. More than a third of the world's poor live in India. Furthermore, if the world is poor, India is the most concentrated country. Therefore, more and more poor people will lower the quality of human resources and make them grow more slowly. Furthermore, the poverty alleviation plan can not even fulfill its needs.

In the 2010 Indian Corruption Survey, CMS India said the weak socio-economic department of Indian society is most affected by government corruption. The survey argues that corruption across the country has declined between 2005 and 2010, but this includes rural and urban poor people. Over the past five years, the number of respondents from the middle and the poorest in all of India has increased drastically, government corruption has declined over time and direct experience on bribery demands is less. Indeed, since 2010, corruption has increased tenfold and continues to increase every day.

of course. In 2010, India ranked 87th in 178 countries at Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index. Defining corruption is not easy. In a narrow sense, however, corruption is mainly related to "bribery." Corruption is a ubiquitous global phenomenon. Corruption is gradually increasing, and now Indian corruption in our society is the result of bureaucracy, the relationship between politics and offenders. India is an academic encyclopedia of Stanford University and corruption is defined as abuse of power for personal benefit by civil servants. Police corruption means that the police abuse their power for personal benefit. Police corruption is primarily for money. Most police do not want the police to make money, because they want to earn more money. Police corruption is expensive for society and even possibly violates social rights.