Public sentiment is overwhelmingly negative toward the corruption and negligence present in India's medical education system. Users are expressing outrage and fear regarding the implications of corruption on patient care, demanding accountability, and calling for urgent reforms to the healthcare system. There is a consensus that corruption is systemic and deeply ingrained, which fosters hopelessness about meaningful change.

Medical Colleges

Healthcare Officials

Government

Corruption in the Indian (insert name here) Community - Yes, it exists. FTFY.

splifferson

Well medicine in India has become a business. It was supposed to be a service. Its starts right from the medical colleges where the government seats are few and the competition is high. Those with deep pockets turn to Private medical colleges where an MBBS seat costs upto 20 lakhs and a PG seat costs anywhere upto 1 cr depending on the Branch. Guess where these highly qualified Doctors turn to for the returns on their investment? Obviously working in government hospitals is not that rewarding. Corporate hospitals are built for maximizing their profits. Patient care is the least of their concerns. Corruption is the grease that runs this pharma-medical industry.

fekumama

I agree there is a lack of ethics or code of conduct by default in India. But the timing is suspect with BJP. It looks like only those who aren’t with BJP by being critical get this sort of special attention and treatment. 

I know this borders on whataboutism but I don’t like the way that “enemies” are made and picked only when they pose some kind of danger to the party/government. 

There are several issues as old as India itself where the medical fraternity could use reforms as reported in P Sainath’s “a feast of vultures”.

Your post above addresses urban doctors mostly but we’re ignoring the rural and tribal areas completely where governments intervention can be most useful and considered well meaning. 

IMA’s concerns about that in a recent circular is critical of that - and instead of addressing that, the government went at their throats at this level. If that isn’t obvious or acknowledged then we have to admit that we’re fighting a very specific battle which doesn’t necessarily help those who need medical help the most.

throwaway3e3

Can you please suggest the reforms? I think from the top of my mind the cost of Medical Education has to drastically come down. And the number of Medical seats need to be drastically increased. Just like real estate, the politicians are keeping the number of seats low to inflate the demand and costs.

arinthum_ariyamalum

dude.. OP ....stop the bullshit ....if you want to be a toady and propagandist ...do so openly... no one believes you suddenly discovered a love for fighting corruption in healthcare and conveniently start parroting government talking points...... 

&amp;#x200B;

all independent institutions are being destroyed by the fascists....and professional bodies are next in line.... so just do us a favor and burn the country down...but dont ask us to cheer for you while you bend over and light the match.

[deleted]

There are many many pharmacies that will only carry high priced versions of a medicine

bacan9

Bro. Every industry in the country is corrupt.

OnidaKYGel

Link to the article under paywall: [Sci-hub](https://sci-hub.tw/https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.g5265)

Didn't want to include it in the post lest academic piracy is against the rules of the sub.

Edit: The BMJ is among the oldest and most reputed general medical journal.

NallaPandrengaeDaDei

Ah yes the daily doctor bashing thread

Soon most doctors would eventually leave this country and we'd have to import doctors from other countries

Kublai-Khan-

So how about you all vote out the BJP and their stupid crony capitalist pals? Problem solved.

I went to a private school but that was a missionary school under the category of a minority institution - even though most of us students and many teachers were still from religions other than Christianity. That is the only kind of private school worth going to for the most part. Exceptions exist but that's the general rule.

LingoNerd64

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dfxi

Both of them are already privatized and the government does not have any interest in these two areas

gumpybhu

J92M98

It is a balance to be had, too much of either is bad, like privatization is required for innovation and pushing the envelope, public for keeping the private sector in check.

mzs47

Private schools and hospitals consolidate and propagate the caste system. Only the rich who are overwhelmingly savarnas can afford best schools and hospitals. 

charavaka

NEP explicitly makes education in public schools worse.

It is literally illegal to run a school for profit in India. Our socialist leaders decided profiting of education is evil so they banned it. In reality all this meant is that all schools are effectively for profit but do some jugaad to make it look like not for profit. This includes things like paying teachers less then the amount on record, charging exorbitant prices for things that are technically not part of the school (like books, uniform) etc. and most of this works only because of MLA backing. Most serious policy experts agree that the best way to deal with this is to make it easier for private entities to open schools for profit.

LurkingTamilian

Unfortunately even If it's stopped there's no going back now considering how far it's been done across both fields

azaadi101

Take the case of UK in the healthcare. They have free healthcare, but very very long waiting period. In India in health care, private hospitals are giving as the opportunity to get treatment faster. And the quality of care is also good.

Minute_Doughnut_6419

It’s a lousy catch 22 which is spawned by:
- 0% accountability, and 
- 100% corruption 

Govt ideally *should* provide all key services so that the impoverished population can access it. But, the services are horrendous to say the least and becomes a meaningless tick mark

Private sector provides the services in a lot more useful manner but it alienates a majority of the population 

It really just sucks.

Latter-Yam-2115

Yes lets depend on government for everything.

dude at least in private schools and hospitals , you get a chance to choose the quality of services.

Anxious-Restaurant77

I appreciate the sentiment and fully agree don’t get me wrong but given how much both these industries have grown over the years introducing such a change right now would devastate the economy, we’ve kind of dug ourselves a little too deep into this hole. It can’t be changed overnight, what can be done though is capping out prices of fees and slowly lowering the cap over time.

Ashamed_Smile3497

I tried to ship my bike from Vizag to Kolkata a few months ago, and the parcel office employees there are non-cooperative unless and until you arrange the service through a broker outside. If you don't hire a broker--who will, in turn, pass on money to the parcel office--they'll make you spend the entire day waiting for a paperwork review. 

Similarly, I once had to convert my U.S. driver's license to a local license. You can do almost everything on the Parivahan Seva website. 

However, Parivahan Seva still requires that you you complete an in-person "document check." This is simply an opportunity for your local R.T.O. to bleed you dry. Once you arrive, you have two options: you can spend the entire working day inside the R.T.O., listening to officials tell you that legally cannot complete a service that is explicitly authorized by the fucking government, or you can pay a tout outside to do it for you.**

I'd already paid the Rs. 600 conversion fee online, and these leeches wanted another Rs. 4,000 just do their bloody job. After all: "saar, you have foreign passport, 4,000 is very reasonable." 

I'm going to miss a lot of things about India when I move back to the U.S. next year, but having to deal with these so-called "civil servants" won't be one. 

It's honestly ridiculous. I don't see any reason not to believe that the bureaucracy is an intentionally cumbersome institution specifically designed to enrich its functionaries. Not only is it self-insulating to the point where it's difficult to hold higher-ranking officials accountable for misconduct, but it poses an active impediment to social and economic development. 

I don't see how anything is ever going to change when the government seems structured to serve itself.

**-this is my experience in Kolkata, other cities in other states may have less corrupt services. I’m sure some people don’t pay bribes, but every single one of my friends said bringing some extra money for bribes is more or less mandatory to get work done at the RTO

I once saw a trucker vlog who drove some cargo from Vizag to Dispur. Poor chap had to pay bribes to every state RTO enroute.

lnx2n

The thing is these fat fucks are asking bribe even to do their basic duty, not even for a job that's beyond their ability. They get salaries from our taxes as well these hefty bribes. I don't know how such vile and disgusting people are faring so well.

Headshot03

Corruption is ingrained in Indian culture. Indian parents, teachers, leaders, friends, and families all encourage corruption in some form, there's a guy near my home who earned lots of money through corruption, he is well respected, while others who earn mediocre income through hard work are rarely respected, this puts the thought in our mind that corruption is ok.

Coz irrespective of the religion people claim to be, it seems like money is their actual God. We lack moral fibre. When people are struggling to make ends meet, morals go out of the window. But, in addition to this, we often see people who are doing well also have no morals with regards to corruption and cheating which makes us go back to the first point.

revolution110

Tahts the beauty if our country, I am loving it! *kiss*

Jokes aside- the reason why we have such corruption is simple... the moment someone gets there hand on a post, some authority... they are bound to get corrupted and so we are here

It's not like people didn't try, but rather they just gave up after one try 

As you know, no one want to get into any type of mess no matter what happens... that gives them more power 

The situation didn't rich such point today, it has been there for a long time and as the time passed by, the corruption increased more and more

No one raised there voice before and neither are they rasing it right now

And right now, things are just too much where even raising your voice won't easily solve your problem

Still, I believe that we should raise voice... but at the end of the day, I won't judge for what steps you wish to take for building your house

In such time where inflation is high and govt is doing one after another shit... people get exhausted 

I won't judge you for that, you are free to take your own decisions.

We really need a good leader

Can a good leader change everything?

Nope, but he can be a start of the change.

Accepting that change will be upto us all.

Feel free to take your decision, hope to see you Inside your house!

Have a great future!

gatewaytosmiles

Indian Bureaucracy   
The smartest brain of india ...after cracking the toughest exams becomes greedy and use all their  brain to absorb wealth   


India has long way to go man now in this new regime of government the wealth is being transferred to capitalist in the name of privatization

127_0_0_1home

It’s because people choose to take the easy way out for convenience.

bhodrolok

It's more like targeted corruption how do I put it . Let say 
You went down a peddler shop they see me a awkward looking guy with normal clothes the vegetable seller won't try to raise the rate just say 20 rs but someone else come out of a car and looks good they will charge him 100 rs . Personally experience .

Govt corruption is like that too to an extent if you know the laws and have the the correct documents and everything ready all they can do is be angry at you  . It happened in pune rto for me the guy was pissed and finally nagged me a bit and cleared my document .

Unless your land is in some way not proper documentation or something like that they won't try to use their advantage against you . Try a good lawyer with connection less hassle truly best way to get the job done . They make this agency cause the agency give them a commission and get priority work done . But agencies can be scam too be warned . 

For normal citizen it's a hellhole if they don't know the laws and documentation needed properly . Just act like your broke and don't have a penny like I spent my last dime for it  if they know you have money like they know your gonna build a house they will try to milk you  . Patience is a good thing in govt office don't give in. Your urgency is like the fear that they feed on . Send a mail to the office above about your case and who is handling it a good written complaint Find out on your own where to complaint and don't worry the ones under the ladder will definitely call you back 😆

Like I couldn't cancel my rc book of a car online I made a complaint in 1 month I got a messsege it's resolved and I did it online . Use technology bro find where it stings them . Maybe a complaint at the right place will get them by the balls.

ResponsibleDebate293

As you say, I remember a movie called *Bharateeyudu* (Indian) starring Kamal Hassan. I just googled how to contact Modi. No idea if they will see it but writing here. 

https://www.pmindia.gov.in/en/interact-with-honble-pm/

When I sent my plan to be sanctioned, I was refused stating some documents are missing. I spent over 6 months, my energy and money to get that document done. This is when I realized, that document does not exist. When I paid an extra amount my plan was sanctioned without submitting the said document. 
This happened even though I had agreed to pay a certain amount already. 
Now I'm concerned how long will it take to get the completion certificate done. 😅

Case-Small

Ye to bahar ke log h. I had to bribe clerks in my college to do the paperwork required before getting a degree. Khudke college ke doctors ko nhi bakshte to bahar wale to kya hi chiz h

beyondocean

I think the true reasons for corruption are election and money spent on elections. We are aware that election requires 10 digit bank balance, at least thats what I heard when I was in my college. Now, people who spent this kind of money for election and multiple attempts, they also have to get it back.  You see, elections are not for power, if you win one, it gives you a hidden license for charging service tax - pun intended. 

Anyway, the entire hierarchy is corrupt. You could say that for a bribe of 1000 rs given, everyone in the supervisor hierarchy has a percentage. Everyone earning for the minister at the top of the ministry. Monthly earning target needs to be fulfilled. 

There you go. 

The only solution I can think of are honest politicians which we all know is rarer than unicorn. 

Source - my discussions on people who are aware of the mechanics.

Most people unfortunately don't know this, but it's because of the idiotic, colonial-level rules that still govern India. India has only gained "independence" nominally. Did you know that there are still rules on the books that govern the colour of the walls in a factory and how often those walls should be repainted / re-limewashed? And that's just one example.

Another is that any company that has more than 50 employees has to ask to the *central* government to be allowed to fire an employee. Many people don't know this last one or think it's incredulous because they've probably only dealt with IT/management companies, which have lobbied hard to be exempted from this requirement. It's the reason India has very few large companies and so many small- and medium-sized businesses, which is one of the reasons even India, which has historically been renowned for its textiles, isn't a leader in textiles anymore—Bangladesh is.

One more: until recently, you could go to jail (because it was a criminal offence) if you cheated on your wife.

Or that you can go to jail for saying something slanderous or writing something libellous.

Nobody can even fire the government employees you're referring to unless they committed murder or something like that.

The police is recruited at the *national* level and reports into the respective *state* governments, not local/municipal governments. Combine this with the previous point, and you get the infamous "transfer" situation.

The list can go on and on. The tl;dr is that India still has onerous rules that nobody in their right minds would follow because they're incredibly anachronistic or just outright stupid/unjust. The British, from whom we've unthinkingly decided to take all the laws from, wanted to create a very centralized state that they can control from the top in order to keep everyone in check without anyone knowing what the rules were (because, for one, they're written in English). That India chooses to continue abiding by these rules (some of which even the British have outlawed within their own country long ago) should tell you everything about why India has so much corruption.

And that's sort of the biggest indictment of India: changing all these rules would fix the corruption problem (at least the majority of it), and changing rules is "free" (as opposed to building infrastructure or whatever), but nobody has done it in the past 70+ years.

getsnoopy

I have a friend who is a CAG auditor in a major city in India. During one of his audit works, he came across a fund used to procure electric auto rickshaws for free distribution in the cuty. Quantity? 80000 pcs. Value? 800 crores. 

The entire fund was released, and not even half of the rickshaws were procured. When tracing the fund, he came to know that the units that were purchased never got to see the light of day as the distribution ceremony mandated the arrival of the Chief Minister for the state for which he was too busy. 

The entire units were sold underhandedly, and the case had to be thrown off the table due to political and life-threatening pressure.

Secret-Melodic

This is true. For getting a certificate once I have to wait for 6 months only for a signature from a authorized person. Even though he was free he always used to bring excuses that this stuff has come up, you don't have this and that document. I was innocent and blind about all this but when my friend got the same certi in an hour it opened my eyes that how corrupt the system is. This system only works for itself not for its citizens.

Chrex_007

The people ceded too much power to the state at independence. In the USA big government is hugely distrusted and the government by definition cannot run businesses, only stakeholders can. There are checks and balances everywhere. Here the government throws scraps at people and they are hooked like it is heroin. The people look to the benevolent hand of the government for everything. They hold an insane amount of power. No use blaming anyone unless you change it from the ground up. Give the power back to the people. Make the government as small as possible. Don’t make employment with the government a right. Cut government jobs. Let the market figure it out.

Behemoth92

kutte ko haddi daal ke apna kaam karado 

this what my father says if some government work has to be done

holdyrbreath

Should take this screenshot of this thread show this to modi ji in his mann ki baat. GST, demonetization and what not. Everything’s fake promise

Part of my family business is construction (2-3 a year but up-market). Been doing it for 30 plus years now. As far as corruption is concerned.. it’s part of every business plan. 

Example:
Land costs 8 crore. Fees plus extras at various depts to expedite registry, permitting, rezoning and everything another 40-50L.

Construction costs 5 crore. Fees, Inspection, city officials, sign offs, etc etc add another 50-60L for a tip tip expedited response. 

It gets even more costly and painful if you were to import stuff (appliances, tiles, etc.)

And Ofcourse, we pass all those costs to the customers.

USCGTO

aise hi thodi 13000 govt naukri k liye 1000000 log form bharte hai

Situation is little better in Delhi, I didn't pay any bribe for passport and dl and got them in expected time

Immediate_Salad_6841

I am reading biography of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Corruption was an issue in Mughal empire so it is not new to us.

jamughal1987

Same here my parents are building a new house in our home town after retirement, they've already taken 50,000+ just for registration, they also said they'll send some employee for land inspection, but nothing happened &amp; after few months, that too was "settled" for several thousand in bribes.

pocket_watch2

There are several reasons for the widespread corruption in India. Some of the main reasons include:  
  
Lack of strong laws and enforcement mechanisms to punish corrupt officials: In India, laws against corruption are often weak and not adequately enforced. This creates a conducive environment for corruption to thrive.  
  
Lack of transparency and accountability in government institutions: In India, there is a lack of transparency and accountability. This allows corrupt officials to operate with impunity, as there is no effective mechanism to hold them accountable for their actions.  
  
Weak institutions and governance: In India, several institutions are responsible for fighting corruption, such as the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC). However, these institutions need to be stronger and adequately empowered to combat corruption effectively.  
  
High levels of inequality and poverty: In India, there are high levels of inequality and poverty. This creates opportunities for corruption, as those in power often use their position to enrich themselves at the expense of the poor and vulnerable.  
  
Cultural acceptance of corruption: In India, corruption is often seen as a way of life and is accepted as a necessary evil. This cultural acceptance of corruption makes it difficult to combat and leads to its widespread prevalence in society.

1. be careful about whom you vote for
2. do not pay bribes, and dont let others pay bribes. i carry a diary to govt offices, and always ask the person who refuses to do his duty to put the reason in writing and sign underneath. usually they cringe and misbehave, but sooner or later they have to do the work. i got my passport, driving license, etc made this way, without paying a single paise extra. also, read up rules and regulations on govt websites, information becomes power, and these people cannot fool u easily.

seems far fetched, but if we all join our hands against corruption, we stand a chance of any improvement.

Road contractors sells cement and rocks for roads to house contractors. That's why roads don't last long. House owners are happy that they got cements and gravel for cheap. No government employees are involved in this fuckery.

thekingshorses

What economic power? India has one of lowest gdppc in the world.

Spam_ads_nonrelavent

Because the babu system is ingrained in our society and there is no accountability.

Banned_mfker

&gt;No matter how much we brag about our millitary or economical power, the truth is that we're as good as a failed state.

I only see this part of the movie playing out. I feel like there's a WhatsApp chest thumping propaganda video creation nerve center at both the central and state govt levels honestly. They're busy hyping up irrelevant milestones that would barely affect the lives of an avg Indian person. The biggest chest thump is the "_India about to become world's X largest economy_", but the time the hard-ons cool off, the politicians have swindled another 2000 crores and bought their sons and daughters Ferraris. Cheers.

octotendrilpuppet

Exactly my sentiments, OP. Check out my petition and sign it if you can too

https://www.change.org/RevenueKarnataka

https://twitter.com/PetitionIssue/status/1576188184190365697

In case you are wondering, I am not being idealistic about bribes. I took the legal route, took the matter to the High Court that passed an order.

The bl@@dy local officials still won't act. However the amount demanded by middlemen in my case is simply unacceptable. Hence I continue the social media campaign.

Change_petition

Corrupt b@stards, government doesn't pay them well and live on sucking tax payer money.

rajerturing

My family just made a house we did it without giving a single rupee bribe can you please share your house map with me and one more thing is your land approved by your city development authority and from which state you are because I am from up and we bought an LDA (lucknow development authority) land and the whole process was hassle free and done within hours and you get the government facility like well planned road and drainage system on these lands only .

Mohnish-kratos-verma

veertamizhan

and people wonder why everyone's leaving this shithole of a country lol

looped10

You keep voting goons to power and expect honesty from govt.

neo_2309

First of all, the best way to avoid this is do everything online. Don't bother with govt officials whenever you can do things online. There are thousands of things which is converted into online portals now, use them. Officials avoid stalling process when it is monitored online.

Second, don't look desperate or easy money when dealing with officers. They are not your family or friends, be professional with them and get a Outraged Uncle (ᴛᴍ) look when anyone tries to clearly indicate towards that direction (or offended retired army general or something, learn from your dad). Sorry to inform it to you but people bullshit like this on others when they see that you would cater to that bullshit.

Third, Right To Information. Whenever your application gets stuck in any government procedure, fill an online form for 10 rupees and wait for magic to happen. 90% of time your application would be magically resolved in a week.

Fourth, this one might get me hate here but I will still tell this to you. Study about what you are trying to accomplish, what is needed to do that, etc. Don't go there like a new born duckling and expect govt officials to explain everything to you. They are there to do their specified job, not to do social service. 

&gt;The state's developing authority is asking for bribe because according to them they can't pass the map of the house in that particular location for some nonsensical reasons.

This sentence are making me doubt whether you are the one who is also in the wrong over here. Because there are many reasons government officials cannot pass a map of house. The land might not be classified in residential area, the house structure might not be right (like lack of windows, windows in different directions where in future houses can be built, etc etc), face of the house might not be right, other safety or service lines connection problems might be present, the land might be soft in the area.... There are tons of reasons they can't approve the map of house, which sounds "nonsensical" because you don't know anything about building and construction.

If you can't search all of it then first ask an engineer to help you or ask help online. Just giving bribe to make that map pass is the wrong thing to do. You are more corrupt then the government official if you are doing something like that.

If you are not sure that officials are telling truth about the reason or bluffing about it to get bribe, then file an RTI, you will know the reason your application isn't clearing up in written. If it is a genuine reason then try to resolve it instead of bribing someone.

I have seen people complaint about government officials purposefully stalling process when they are just doing their job and people themselves are the one impatient or idiots in the wrong. 

Seriously once I went to make changes in my aadhar in-office, there were people who came before me at 9 o'clock in morning to form a line (half of them were people from villages who travelled to get there early). Officials there made a line and handed everyone forms so they can fill it up with even token numbers on the form so people who got their first would get their things done easily. They even filled form for many people out their for free, it isn't their problem if people can't fill forms, but they still did so older people don't have to go ask for help from random strangers. We stood their in line to get our turn but unfortunately electricity went off because of maintenance for few hours. We already had a token so decided to go home and come back after 2 hours, when we came back there was already line forming again and people getting their changes done. When it came to my turn, someone got offended that they still hadn't got their changes done when someone who just got there (me) got to skip the line and have my chance.

He literally started screaming in faces of the officer. How the officers must know me personally and that's why they are letting this happen and it is unfair for people who stood their in line for hours, etc etc. Officials didn't even give shit about that and didn't even bother to explain the token system to that man. They just told him to get lost and were done with it, it was my father who explained that we were there when token were given to everyone (9:30 in morning). He still didn't bother to listen half of it and my dad gave up on explaining things to someone who won't listen. That person would definitely go home and blame corruption in system, nepotism and so on. And I don't feel a thing for him, he deserve it. I don't even want to explain the truth to that person, let him think whatever he wants. And that's just one incident, government officials deal with hundreds of them everyday, I don't blame them for getting rude with people like that.

Mystery-Magic

Corruption is hardly encoded in the minds of the majority of people in our nation and this will not go away anytime soon. 
There is a reason Britishers ruled us for so long.

BionicWanderer2506

Yes and one main reason in my opinion is reservation and the salary differences in india

8chan_

INDIA

Rotten to the core

Read File # 2343 of 2023, High Court of Allahabad

Padia J. prolonged the case based on the forged affidavits of a impotent unsound man because he was bribed.

Aggravating_Two_5843

THE PEOPLE OF INDIA

Read file 2343 of 2023, High Court of Allahabad, Padia J. made 8 wrong decision, because he was bought to irreparably injure an UP NRI,79 year old and three attempted murder survivor in Prayagraj. Padia J. is continuing the frivolous proceedings based upon the forged affidavit of Kamlesh Chandra, a impotent with the unsound mind. India is the corrupt to the core and the dirtiest. The most lawyers are the pickpocketers.

The main reason is the reservation system. Incompetence candidates comes and becomes officers not based on merit . Same in politics, if you give money people won’t refuse to get money to vote 

SouthConcentrate7582

Even failed states have something which work. Nothing works here in vishwaguru.

No-Mood-2168

Let me tell you a story. My schoolmate had only one goal—to become a civil engineer. He completed his engineering degree from a reputed college and paid a ₹1.2 crore bribe to get a government job. For every pothole contract he gets, he takes a cut. But what bewilders me is that he also has to travel on those same potholes.


I think this all points to a lack of intelligence. Most Indians have a low IQ—otherwise, why would they build such poor infrastructure when they and their families have to use it? It feels like most people lack future planning and fail to consider the consequences of their actions.


Note: Since I was in the 5th standard, I always wanted to leave this place because I noticed contradictions between what was taught in school and what I observed in society. Eventually, I moved to the USA and later to Canada, where I obtained citizenship. I was in the right place at the right time, and I’ll always thank my stars for that. I don’t see any hope 

READ ABOUT THE FAILED STATE

u/A 227 File 2343 of 2023, in the High Court of Allahabad

Padia [J.My](http://J.My) lawyers and my brothers lawyers were bribed to linger on the case based on the forged affidavit of my illiterate, impotent, mentally of unsound mind younger brother, until I am murdered to steal my property in the Prayagraj, three plot to murder me failed contracted by the judges.

My brother is refusing the cross examination and also refusing the examinations by the hand writing experts.

&gt;The state's developing authority is asking for bribe because according to them they can't pass the map of the house in that particular location for some nonsensical reasons.

Congratulations your house is now "illegal" because it has unauthorised construction, like the news you hear about demolishing.

If you're a Muslim and if someone complains about it, you're gonna get bulldozed. 

Yes, it IS that fucked up now.

tera_teesra_baap

Tell me honestly. How many laws in India have you broken till now?

How many downloaded songs? How many times you crossed the speed limit? How many times you jumped a signal?

People suddenly want Western Treatment but are not ready to go to Jail for speeding.

the-cosmic-vagabond

Raise a complaint on pmo website and see the magic work !

Standingtall999

Siddchat

OwnWillingness6295

rehan_27

&gt;My father is a ritired army officer

Do you think the army is corruption free? Ask your daddy.

Kambar

"If you want the cycle to move, you need to oil the chains."

That's the truth about India. Let's work with it to get it done, success or failure of the state we can discuss from our glass houses.

Leading_Protection_7

drdiamond55

First thing, you should know that our country is a competitive country. In this competitive field, why would someone get highly paid and others paid lesser. Whatever service you get is very competitive.

As far the corruption goes, you should say no when the demands are too much and take it to court. Only when the latter option is cheaper and optimum for you.

Im working as an agent for a particular niche process with the government. So just accept the reality and see to influence your way either through your own power or through third party.

Our government' staffs are for-profit so when government decides to be non-profit in its policies, they rebel like this.

Our system is two edged sword, it kills us as well as them because it doesn't give them leeway to openly take charge from you.

So will it be better will open service charges for everything? Well, it will kill lower and middle class.

So we should put everything online, it will be transparent? Possible but gov staffs wont budge.

vishnu_vikash

Cause the office holders are there only to get rich. They probably paid a good bribe to be in that position in the 1st place

GL4389

the_qwerty_guy

Governments are big fail. from my personal experience I hate police they are rude always asking money talking bad words. If we talk back they put us on Jail. Well I cant Complain this is how India works lol

Coz of greed and these people are habitual to it.

neighbour_guy3k

Because we Indians are too lazy to report corruption because police station ya court k chakkar kaun katega. And our mindset is "yaar 100-200 deke kaam ho rha h to kya takleef h"

saakash65

Honestly corruption sucks everywhere no matter whatever be the country.

Talk to people from the USA and they will complain about healthcare prices.

Many european countries are shittier with respect to corruption.

FIFA is holding the world cup infront of billions through corruption.People know about it,but a lot of them dont care.

&amp;#x200B;

Problem with our country is that even opportunities for building a great life are [scarce.It](https://scarce.It) is there,but scarce. Our population is so diverse that a small development will require convincing many groups of people at the same time.

Alternative-Cut-4831

Only way is for a functioning anti corruption department in every coty, where crimes against corruption are enforced strictly and swiftly.

Shouganaiiii

Damn…… questions like this, prove time n time again how our education system has successfully created people who are ignorant of their own society…….

I remember reading this  - “ **corruption is a moral issue that becomes cultural when a specific culture's understanding of morality fails to prevent individuals from acting corruptly** “ 

Every society in the world has corruption in one form or the other. But , a society that gives you an open card to dehumanise others, and normalises this moral corruption is bound to be insanely corrupt.

When you understand the social structure of your society, you will know where things stems from and what fuels its exponential growth. 

why do they show village people going with hands of bananas to a government office in movies ?  
Why a group of people bowing down with their hands folded not enough for a person to do their job in movies ? 
Are these portrayals all imaginary ??? 

People who say “it’s all in the past. It’s not relevant now. People are all equal now”, should go and bury their head back into their privilege sand. 

Coz, Banana bunches are not relevant now but money is. You need money. Not banana bunches.  

Your social evils just got modernised with you. And when you grow n become relevant with the current times, the evils becomes relevant as well. 

That’s why corruption exists in every single nook n cranny of this society. That’s why you will see people acting like it’s not a big deal….

That’s why you can’t get rid of it unless you reform your society.

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