The culture and corruption.

The culture is a broad term used to denote all the prevailing human traditions and social activities and all communal issues of a particular region. The culture changes continuously along with time. The language, the habits, the goals, the activities, and every thing are part of a culture. The culture develops honesty and the same culture develops corruption. In the countries like India, today the most corrupt government office bearers are treated by the society with high status. Here the corruption is strictly prohibited by the government acts but the government servants may commit to corruption activities secretly and the government posts where there is much scope for exchange of high amounts of illegal money are treated as most powerful posts. Now the real power is there where there is more scope of illegal exchange of money. The arranged marriages and passing of accumulation of wealth to the heirs are the two important reasons for the increase in the corruption activities and degradation of moral values in the government offices. The parents of brides will prefer only the high income (side income through bribery) bridegrooms. Ex:- An RTO is preferred than a Professor. The RTO post is very small than a Professor post but the side income of RTO is very high and may be five times of a salary of a professor, so here the society is aware of that the RTO post is a corruptible job but still the common public will treat the RTO as a big officer than a Professor. Thus the corruption has established in the minds of people as a status symbol. Until this trend is continued there may not be value to the honest office bearers and there may not be good social status to the non-corruption jobs. Today the non-corruption jobs are being treated as useless jobs by the people and thus the corruption though prohibited in the Acts is revered with a high status in the minds of common public.
To eliminate the corruption in government sector three important measures to be taken by the government one is to abolish the transfer of accumulated property to the heirs and second measure is to abolish special powers and status to the key posts and third is to amend the acts public friendly and in common language. The total transparency in all public duties may improve the honesty and public faith. Today in India the common man cannot approach the Police and Judge because the police have become corrupted fellows and they act only in favor of rich, The rich can get bails with their money but the poor cannot get such bails and cannot get justice in favor of them. The majority of criminals behind bars are either poor or having rich opponents. Justice delayed is justice denied is a proverb and here we can say Justice is denied as per that rule.