Introduction Corruption is a deep-rooted and widespread social problem in India. It affects almost every sector including govt services and businesses. Corruption creates inequality among citizens undermining their basic rights and hinders the economic growth of the nation. Causes of corruption The complex bureaucracy is the primary cause of corruption in India. The low salaried govt officials try to earn extra income through back door methods to overcome the financial burdens in the family. Few higher officials involve in bribery out of greed and they want to make more and more money for a luxurious life. Some citizens pay bribes to govt officials to get their things done fast. While some citizens feel it necessary to bribe the govt officials for quicker services due to the exorbitant delays in some of the essential services Poverty and lack of awareness in the public Lack of strict enforcement of anti-corruption laws and political interference are the major reasons...
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