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JANATA AS LOKPALVOTE OUT THE CORRUPT CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY

AND PARLIAMENT MEMBERSHIP

PROPERLY FUNCTIONING ASSEMBLY & PARLIAMENT

CAN CHANGE INDIA FOR BETTER TIMES


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THE INSTITUTION OF LOKPAL CONSISTS OF AWAKENEDVOTERS WHO ARE INFORMED THROUGH THEREVOLUTIONARY I C T MEDIA that can educate them onthe ways of corruption. Corruption is prevalent in tensectors, Education, Health, Police (Law & Order), Power,Telephone Communication), Railways (Transport), Land &

Building Administration, Judiciary, Taxation and Ration (Publicdistribution system).

PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION VOTE

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Citizens are resentful of the existence of corruption and

are willing to talk about it openly. Formation of interest

groups of citizens interacting with various departments

can channelize the resentments of the citizens

constructively.Pressure groups so formed can take up matters with

concerned authorities and seek redressal.

In such areas Civil Society organisations can raise

awareness among the populace and acts as catalysts.Cause for corruption is certainly containing not low

salary of those indulging in corruption. It is the lack of

effective deterrence in the form of punishment to the

corrupt and the lack of adequate supervision.3


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Anti-corruption strategies are not simply policies

that can be planned in advance and isolation, but

often a set of subtler insights that can be developed

only in conjunction with citizen participation.

Combating corruption is, therefore, not just a matter

of making laws and creating institutions, but rather

it is deeply rooted in the activities of the civil society

itself.


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Many factors explain growing emphasis on fighting

corruption. Expansion and consolidation of

democracy at the grassroots level has enabledcitizens to use the vote and new-found civil liberties

to confront corruption, prompting leaders to show a

stronger anti-corruption commitment. A number of

factors explain this growing emphasis on fighting

corruption.5


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A preliminary analysis shows that corruption in India isrecognized as a complex phenomenon, as the

consequence of more deep seated problems of policy

distortion, institutional incentives and governance in a

coalition dependence. It thus cannot be addressed bysimple legal acts proscribing corruption.

The reason is that, particularly in India, the judiciary, legal

enforcement institutions, police and such other legal

bodies cannot be relied upon to act fast and effectively ,

as the rule of law is often fragile, and thus can be turned

in their favour by corrupt interests.

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Non-political corruption

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Global Compliance

- Corporate Compliance & Policies

- Integrity

- Business Conduct & Investigations

- Sustainable Development- Corporate Responsibility & Citizenship

- International Trade Compliance

- Contracts

- Internal/ Corporate Audit- Legal Affairs

- Regulatory and Government Affairs

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Saradha Group financial scandal - Alleged loss of INR

20,000 crores from running Ponzi schemes, mainly in

Eastern India.

Railway promotion scam CBI booked Union railway

minister Pawan Kumar Bansal's nephew for allegedly

accepting a bribeof Rs 90 lakh from a Railway Board

member.


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Coal scam probe: Supreme Court directs former CBI DIGto resume charge of case

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The coal block allocation

scam, which is being

probed by CBI, involvesthe Prime Minister's

Office as the PM himself

held the coal portfolio

during the period that

irregularities regarding

allocations happened.


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SC on 8th May, lambasted the government and the CBI

over the shoddy investigations and the alleged political

interference in the coal scam case. Calling the CBI a cagedparrot that only spoke in its master's voice, the SC, in a

strong censure, called for making the investigative agency

an autonomous body.The apex court, however, was quick to add that giving

unbridled powers to the CBI was not a possibility.


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Coal blocks allotted, not auctioned,leading to estimated losses as per the

Comptroller and Auditor General of

India.

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Congress needs to do more on corruption


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The Ministry of Coal (MoC) recently issued the draft

guidelines for allocation of captive coal blocks on competitive

basis.Against the earlier preference- based practice, the new

blocks will be offered with reserve price tags set by MoC on

the basis of the assessed resourcefulness of the blocks.Moreover, the bidders whose end-use plants are in same

State as the notified block would be given a due weightage

while evaluation


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Successful bidders would have to explore,

develop, operate, and close the mines, which

would create huge business opportunities for

other players in the mining industry. New entrants

without deep pockets for acquiring global coalcould now opt for domestic captive blocks in order

to minimise their costs and risks.


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The concept of Citizen Charters has been introduced to

improve the quality of public services. It ensures

accountability, transparency and quality of services

provided by various govt organistions. It enables citizens to

avail of services with minimum hassle, in reasonable time,

and at a minimum cost. Effective implementation of Citizens

Charters will go a long way in controlling corruption. The

Govt of India has launched an ambitious programme for

formulation and implementation of Citizens Charters in all

government departments.


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