and hijacked by vested interests and those who resist change. Challenges to Indian democracy India is a country with diversity – linguistically, culturally, and religiously. There were huge regional disparities, poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, and scarcity of almost all public welfare means at the time of independence. There are number of problems that the country faces in terms of fulfilment of expectations of various sectors of society. The challenges come both from prevailing domestic and
from laboratory experiments and surveys with both university students and civil servants in India to exhibit evidence that dishonest Indian students are more likely to prefer to enter government service and cheating in the experiment predicts corrupt behavior by civil servants. The results of the dice task suggest that the laboratory measure of dishonesty can be regarded as a valid predictor of future corruption. In addition, the results of the dictator game show that students with strong pro-social
against Corruption: Role of Youth" Corruption in developing countries like India continues to be one of the greatest factors of poverty, development and internecine conflicts. Most of the developing countries continue to grapple with the ever changing trends in global politics, economic and technological advancements having little or nothing to do due to the debilitating effects of corruption on their very existence. Corruption exists in various forms such as bribery, systemic corruption, discretion
the hardships are over. However, between analyzing books like Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth, Robert J. C. Young’s Postcolionalism, and work from Césaire, it is evident there are clear struggles following independence. There are lasting effects on both parties, the colonizer and the colonized. Throughout the process of colonization, the colonizer uses inhumane savage like tactics on what they believe an inferior nation. Colonization destroys cultures, land, and the colonized people’s human
According to Transparency International corruption is “the abuse of entrusted power for private gain.” Corruption can be taking place around us without even knowing it. In this essay I will examine the impact of a corrupt leader, the impact of corruption on ordinary citizens and ways to prevent corruption from happening. There are three types of corruption, one of them being grand. “Grand corruption consists of acts committed at a high level of government that distort policies or the central functioning
RULE OF LAW IN INDIA India embraced the Common law system of justice liberation which owes its origins to British jurisprudence, the basis of which is the Rule of Law. Dicey superbly maintained that the Englishmen does not need Administrative law or any form of written law to keep checks on the government but that the Rule of Law and natural law would be enough to ensure absence of executive unpredictability. While India also accepts and follows the concept of natural law, there are formal and written
One year of demonetization: How much note ban has changed India D.Shalini, II M.Com. K.C.S.KasiNadar College of Arts & Science, Chennai – 21 ABSTRACT: The demonetization had a great significant and immediate impact on the state of the Indian economy.It also resultsthat demonetization helps to destroy black money is the first ranking given by the respondents and it is followedby corruption, terrorism etc.. INTRODUCTION: Demonetization is the most important and necessary when there is a change
the nation starts to realize it they will want to something about, it might be too late. This is because people are fighting to make this world a better place. Unfortunately, other people are just doing it for the money. For example, government corruption not only can affect people it can affect in homes, jobs, citizens, education, awarrens, and many more, “In highly corrupt environments, firms likely employ a non-optimal (higher) number of workers due to a misallocation of talent, in accordance
Education- another essential of good governance for a government is to provide education to the children as well as to the adults by efficiently using the resources of the society. Illiteracy is becoming a major economic issue. According to the 2011 census India has a literacy rate of 74.04%.although it has increased by around 9% from that of 2001 but still the adult literacy is 62.8% .so it is required to improve it. In this the companies can play a major role in providing education under their CSR programs
I. Effects Positive effects Gap between rich and poor helped to arouse social dynamics in humans in many social groups, stimulate them seek out and exploit chances which took the opportunity to develop, stimulate the creation of human beings, in order to create a competitive environment drastically, thereby screening filtration and selection of outstanding members, motivate the development of each occupations, each field or each locality. Moreover, the groups and social groups which are rich thanks