Speech on Corruption Free India 

Speech on Corruption Free India  1

Ladies and gentlemen! Hello to all of you

Before starting my speech on 'Corruption-free India', please allow me to welcome you all to the seminar hall. I would like to congratulate everyone for the successful completion of our previous conferences where we not only got involved in serious discussions but our NGO Committee also decided on some measures and really to work towards the betterment of our society Tried well This is the 21st event to discuss another important issue which is causing havoc in our society and country at large.

For today's host, I take the responsibility of giving a speech on Rajiv Khanna, 'Corruption-free India' so that today's discussion can be started thereafter. Honestly speaking, I have no shame in admitting that when we talk about our country and the kind of serious issues it is grappling with, one cannot forget to mention corruption which is obviously very much here Can be seen extensively. Our lives as citizens of our country can certainly not remain untouched by this issue. I am sure that all of you will agree with the fact that wherever we go, especially any public sector whether it is an educational institution or an administrative department, they all always follow corruption. We cannot solve any question or problem without heating the pocket of any public official. The hypocrisy or double standards of our government officials have been repeatedly exposed by various journalists.

Also if you contact any educational institution, especially private institutions for teaching admission, this will not be possible unless you pay bribe as a hefty sum to the head of the department. It is so unfortunate that it is only the middle class or poor class who face this trauma and instead of climbing up the ladder of the society, they become victims of social diseases and the affluent class cannot even touch this problem. This is the main reason that it becomes impossible to bridge the gap between rich and poor and keeps getting rich and rich and becoming poorer and poorer. Despite many initiatives by government and non-governmental organizations, it is becoming very difficult to uproot social evils from our motherland. This is the sad reality of our country.

However, by saying this, we cannot give up our dream of corruption-free India and hence we should work relentlessly to make our country a better place to live. The responsibility of ridding India of all social evils rests on the shoulders of the youth who are the creators of our nation. If our youth are taught about good values ​​and overall development of their personalities is encouraged, surely we can achieve many heights in the development of our nation. Secondly, it is very important to improve the condition of the marginalized sections of our society and to give them equal opportunities of education as well as job opportunities so that it will not only help in eradicating poverty from our country but also in the all round development of the country. Will help in accelerating.

I now request all members to share their views and suggest some concrete measures that can be taken to tackle corruption.

Thank you.

Speech on Corruption Free India  2

Honorable Principal, Vice President, Members of the committee, respected teachers and my dear friends!

I welcome everyone to our school auditorium and would like to specially thank our esteemed principal, vice president and all our teachers for making this event possible and being present on the occasion.

Dear students, I have been given the opportunity to organize a discussion on the eve of Independence Day, Monica Saha - Head Girl of the school, where we can fight our country's most pressing problem, ie corruption and how to fight it so that corruption free India To lay a strong foundation, but will negotiate.

I am not here to give a dark, depressing picture of our motherland but we cannot close our eyes towards the social evils of our society in which corruption has become an indispensable part. It is true that we live on a multi-cultural land where people of different religions live together and joyfully attend each other's festivals and celebrations. We are culturally and historically rich as a country where the world's great artifacts and monuments surprise people all over the world. But certainly we could not succeed in rectifying the sad political situation and economic conditions of our country, due to which corruption has adversely affected our economy and the credibility of our local, state and central government organizations. Obviously, corruption has not only prevented our country's economy from achieving new heights, but its prevalence has also stunted India's development policies and measures.

Have we ever felt that corruption has caused confusion in our lives and in what way we are either victims or helpers of corrupt activities? The major causes of corruption in India include inappropriate rules, transparent procedures and legislation, complex tax and licensing systems, opaque discretionary and bureaucratic powers as well as distribution of government controlled agencies with the distribution of goods and services of various public departments. There is no limit in the level of corruption and the government is trying to curb the severity of corruption across the country.

In fact in our day-to-day life we ​​see many aspects of corruption. For example, if we try to enter a good school or a well-known institution, this cannot happen unless we bribe the administrative officers or the working staff. Otherwise if we are eligible to work as a public officer, then we cannot get admission even though we are in the merit list until we give the officers their desired amount.

However many anti-corruption acts have been passed by the government to address this situation such as Right to Information Act, Prevention of Money Laundering Act 2002, Prosecution Section of Income Tax Act 1961, Indian Penal Code 1860 etc. It is up to the government officials and the people of our country how they work on these preventive measures and immediately report any illegal activities to the concerned authority or police which is happening in front of us.

There is no other aspect to the fact that if we as a country work together to overthrow corruption or can even reduce it to the level of prosperous economies like Britain and Singapore, the day will not be far when We will grow India's GDP growth rate like never before.

Thank you!

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Respected Principal, Deputy Principal, dear colleagues and my dear students Hello from all of you!

Today, in this meeting room, I, your social science teacher, have been asked to give a speech on corruption-free India for all your students so that every child can take the responsibility to end corruption so that our society becomes a better place to live. Could.

Corruption is undeniably one of the most dangerous evils deeply ingrained in our society. Ever since India became independent, it has further weakened our country on economic grounds. Unfortunately, corruption has tightened its grip at every level of Indian administration and is making our economy hollow. Whether it is public sector or private sector, Indian people are trying to misuse their position or power so that they can fulfill their expected desires and earn maximum profit. However they do not know how serious they are causing harm to our country and its development because such people are increasing in number day by day and eating the wealth of our nation like a worm.

Creating a corruption-free India is certainly not easy, but it is not impossible either. It is important to first identify the flaws and deficiencies in our administration and to investigate the reasons behind those deficiencies and to try to fill those gaps by implementing strict checks and measures at every level. If timely preventive measures are not taken, then the machinery of our country and states will one day be completely destroyed.

Corruption not only affects the capacity of the nation, but also increases the level of poverty and also degrades the quality of labor resources. To achieve our dream of corruption-free India, our country has to formulate its policies on ethical grounds where there should be zero tolerance level for corruption and stop bribing or taking. At the time of sending our children to school, bribing the officials there, our corrupt activities start and gradually this problem spreads on a large scale. Ask yourself how many times you have bribed any government official to get your work done and you will know how the situation is progressing. Things have become so dangerous that human beings cannot live comfortably in our society.

Due to such a serious situation, I want to convince everyone present here not to sit comfortably. Everyone is contributing towards building a corruption-free India and laying the foundation for a better tomorrow for our next generation. If everyone stays united, vows not to bribe and takes some good measures to eradicate corruption from our society then I think India has a strong ability to get rid of corruption.

Fortunately we are living in the 21st century where we have the necessary knowledge and proven means to deal with the current scenario. Apart from this, we are constantly getting support for spreading awareness and spreading the message to the population of millions through both technology and media. So use your power and work towards dealing with it because if you are not affected today, you will definitely be affected in the coming days.

Thank you!

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Hi! I heartily welcome all members of our society to our weekly gathering!

As we are seeing strange news these days, I have considered it appropriate to host a small program as Secretary of our Society so that I can give a speech on corruption free India which I am sure is the dream of almost every Indian honest citizen .

India is undoubtedly one of the most attractive places on this earth whose natural and cultural wealth is a major center of attraction for many people. However, the greatness and goodwill of our country has deteriorated due to corrupt activities which are spreading rapidly in the society. In almost every work department, we get to see corrupt activities which adversely affect the lives of the people because through these activities, the people working in the department take advantage of them at any time by being insensitive to the painful plight of other people.

Money has ruled men and now it has come to a level where if a common man needs any kind of help from the ruling party then he / she will have to resort to corrupt methods for his / her work.

Though much has been said about morality values ​​and principles but behind closed doors is only money that decides everything. If anyone wants to get some work done, he should go through the back door and learn to put money of bribe in the pockets of public officials. There is no dearth of politicians and bureaucrats who get easily influenced by money and spoil their entire department. Due to these reasons, the work capacity in such places is so affected that it destabilizes the economy of the country, resulting in a huge decline in our GDP.

Corruption starts at the top level and goes to the bottom. From senior officers to junior level executives and even clerks, there remains a whole range of corrupt people and it becomes difficult for the common man to raise his voice to overcome them and take immediate action. To further add to our frustration, the situation has escalated to such an extent where there are no serious laws to investigate people who have morally perverted society. The common man is constantly being used by such people because they do not have enough means to fight corruption and hence the existence of common man is very pathetic.

After all this, I still feel that all this can be stopped only till every Indian citizen takes an oath to create a corruption-free India from his conscience where moral principles and moral values ​​are valued for which India had maintained its own identity for many years.

Nothing is impossible if we believe in ourselves and work with all our powers towards realizing the goal - whether it is our personal objective or to make India a peaceful paradise to live in.

Now please allow me to finish my speech and I request my other colleagues to come on stage and say a few words in this context.

Thank you.