2.  Introduction
 Types Of Corruption
 Major Areas Of Corruption
 Causes
 Reality Check
 Consequences
 How to Fight Back?

3.  Corruption is wrongdoing on the part of an authority
or powerful party through means that are
illegitimate, immoral, or incompatible with ethical
standards. Corruption often from patronage and is
associated with bribery.

4.  Bribery
 Theft and fraud
 Extortion
 Abuse of discretion
 Favoritism, nepotism…
 Improper political contribution.
etc..

5.  Politics and bureaucracy
 Service Sector – Like Education, Health Sector,
Banking, Communication
 Income Tax Department- Favorable tax treatments.
 Armed Forces – Allegedly selling defense stores in
black market in border districts of India.
 Religious institution- Some of the churches of North
India are making money by selling baptism certificates

6.  Lack of effective management and organization of
administrative mechanism.
 Lack of economic stability.
 Lack of effective political leadership.
 Higher Levels Of Market & Political Monopolization.
 Low Levels Of Education , Weak Civil Participation & Low
Political Transparency.
 Poverty

8.  Loss of National wealth
 Hindrance and obstruction in development
 Backwardness
 Poverty
 Authority and power in wrong hands
 Brain drain
 Rise in terrorism and crimes
 Rise in suicide cases
 Psychological and social disorders

9.  Laws fixing accountability and encouraging transparency
combined with efficient judiciary and free press provide
ideal atmosphere to tackle the menace of corruption.

10.  Introduction of better and logical follow-ups.
 Reduce Government Involvement & destroy
Monopoly.
 Provide Better Wages to cops, other civil
servants.
 Simpler Rules(No pointless rules and
regulations).
 Eradication Of Poverty.
 Enhance Literacy Level.

11. Presented By:
• Reshan Faraz
• Sooraj Mishra
• Saransh Gupta
• Shubham Jha
• Sanuj Kumar