Presented by :- Ashis Sahu and Chirag Meher

Guided by :- Ashutosh Sahu

Corruption is the abuse of bestowed power or position to acquire a personal benefit.

It includes activities like bribery and misuses of money and power.

It occurs when an office holder or other governmental employee acts in an official way for personal gain

62% of Indians pay bribes to get jobs in public or government offices.

India is ranked 85th out of 175 countries in Corruption Perception Index.

Some common corruption scams are:-i. Commonwealth scamii. Coal mining scamsiii.Chit fund scamsiv.Cash for vote scam

Personal greed is the main cause of corruption.

Decline of personal ethical sensitivity. Low awareness or lack of courage to

denounce corrupt behavior. No sense of service when working in

public or private institutions. Lack of transparency, especially at the

institutional level or partiality among students.

Low literacy rate. Lack of awareness. Lack of economic stability. Lack of effective political leadership. Diminishing patriotism.

Give better salary in govt jobs. Increase the number of workers. Law to dismiss from service if found to

be involved in corruption. Keep transactions online and provide

bill for every purchase. Camera in most govt offices. Speed up the judgment and increase

the courts.

  One step ahead towards " Digital India "  . Total elimination of Corruption. Fake currency can be traced easily. The Government Officer In- Charge will be

afraid of taking B.C/QR enable currency as bribe.

The flow of Currency can be easily traced through B.C./ QR code to enable currency counting machine or B.C/QR code apps in Smart phones.

While many startups tend to focus only on mobile apps, each individual can take record of each currency in his/her own data-base by scan through Smart Phone .

Central server can take record the flow of currency while the transition takes place in bank or ATM Machine.

Each individual can take helps of central server if he/she have any doubt in fake currency.

Last forever a “Golden Era “ can be possible and we can pay a tribute to our Father of Nation, Mahatma Gandhi (Bapuji).

The current series, which began in 1996, is called the Mahatma Gandhi series.

For printing a Rs1/- note government spends Rs1.14.

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) spends Rs.29 to print a Rs.1,000 note.

Government decided collect all Rs500/- which made before 2005.

Everything in today’s world has been modernised by science and Technology so, nothing is there that can’t be tackled. Corruption can also be fought by the right scientific precautions. For instance, a national government might build a server that will store each and every details and important data of currency.