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Privatization will lead to Less Corruption

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B.K.Roy said: (Wed, May 16, 2012 08:10:32 PM)

Yes I do agree with the statement that Privatization will lead to less corruption but at the same time I must say that it will not lead to complete eradication of corruption as some of my friends have already stated the Satyam scandal which is a full proof private sector. Corruption is the reason from each individual, unless people don't understand their basic responsibilities, it can not be rooted out. Thanks.
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Shyam Sunder Rai said: (Wed, May 16, 2012 07:15:07 PM)

Privatization cannot be a panacea for corruption problem. It is not possible to privatize all the government sectors. But of course to an extent certain areas can be allowed for privatization. We need to strike a balance between Private Public relationship to ensure smooth functioning of our economy. The government should keep vigil on the functioning of the private firms and check any misappropriation of funds and money-laundering activities. Privatization certainly leads to higher living standards by enhancing competition in market, but there can be some untoward fallout as well. The only expedient being the profit motive can lead to consumer exploitation.
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Tilak Raj said: (Wed, May 2, 2012 09:31:25 PM)

I am totally agree with this statement. Most of the corruption is in the public sector where every person is totally independent and has the power to work freely in his own way. But in Private sector even the co-workers take the concern about others. Also if there any kind of illegal work is going on then it is easily caught in short duration. As every person wants to dug others and improve himself/herself. So no any kind of such cases arises. Some persons are saying that corruption is in the minds. But they have to know that corruption occurs in mind only when they have been given the space to do the same. And it is not provided in the private sector. In Public sector the persons know that there is so much of hard procedure and long term case to get him dismissed. So he doesn't afraid of this. But in Private sector a person has the afraid of losing his job even under a small mistake.
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Amardeep Kurukwar said: (Wed, May 2, 2012 03:20:13 PM)

When a person does not adhere to the values, when he do not exercise his true power, authority and responsibility, when he try to avoid his basic duties.. the other thing which is growing in his mind is corruption. It may be in the form of money or it may be in the form of barter. It is simply give and take. So, we have to forget about our focus only on public sector and its tarnished image with corruption. Corruption can be attracted by any individual, so don’t think from the point of view of public sector only, it may be there in the private sector also. When we look at the corruption issues in income tax, pwd, rationing etc. and on the other hand like 2G, Satyam Scam; we need to say there is little difference between these two as per as the existence of corruption is concern. What is privatization? When public organization do not able to perform the duties within a given time period and scope then it has to be directed to the second group of national economy, the private sector. And the main or some thinkers and economist will define.. the ultimate objective of private sector is to earn and churn profit. And when we talk about profit, there are number of profit centers in a private organization, sales and marketing, finance and accounts, production, human resource etc. That means, one has to face the issues either in product or pricing. It means the citizen or need to say, the common man of a country will have to suffer in the long term, where on the other hand he is suffering since short term as per as the public sector is concern. Coming to the conclusion, a country should have a public-private partnership in every sector with transparent policies.
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Sushmita said: (Sun, Apr 22, 2012 05:51:29 PM)

I don not agree. Corruption is a failure in the system and the system is made by individuals so until and unless each individual does not own up to rooting out corruption it cannot be solved.
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Upasana Kamthan said: (Tue, Apr 17, 2012 11:22:47 PM)

Ya friends I agree with suresh. The private company are less corrupted as compare to government we see in different govt offices their employee is always take bribe for the work because they don't have proper salary as compare to private companies.
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Sushil Kr. Verma said: (Thu, Apr 12, 2012 09:27:13 PM)

I think we do not need privatization because if in all sector privatization will come it might be possible that rate will be increase according to company owners as we can see in petroleum, Diesel, Gas and some where in electricity sectors. Only we need transparency and tight rules and regulation in government policy. One thing more that we need to change our thinking and selfishness because every thing starts from inside.
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Himani said: (Tue, Apr 10, 2012 08:14:57 PM)

Hi All, I don't agree with this statement because it is not the sector or any business who leads to corruption but it is done by people itself so when there is a corrupt person who doesn't realize his/her values & ethics then it doesn't matter whether it is private or public sector. A corrupt person can take bribes or do work illegally for his/her personal benefit irrespective of sector. In private sector we can take satyam scam in which no involvement of government officials so corruption is not related to any sector. There are also some cases in which involvement of both private as well as public sector exist such as 2G Scam. But now a days Corruption is becoming a contagious disease to our system and that system can be a educational system, a political system, a social system, an economical system or a global system. Everyone talks to eradicate that disease of corruption but actually no one wants that's why we are not able to pass Lokpal bill till now in Rajya sabha. Thanks.
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Mukesh Jha said: (Thu, Apr 5, 2012 12:06:38 AM)

First thing I would like to say that corruption lies in the mind of person. And mind does not see whether he is under the control of govt or any corporate entity. I m saying this because a lively picture of corruption is still encircled my mind i.e. satyam scam and it was not done by any govt officials. So saying that privatization leads to less corruption is wrong partly. Rather than privatization a air we should come up with such type of machinery and regulation which can keep a knot over corruption. It is a vital problem weakening our moral and economical strength. But to get rid of one problem to intrude into other kind of monopolized system will lead down our country into more fatal problem. Our democratic structure is very liberal and so many loop holes are in our laws so corrupt entity always try to make benefits from there. I would say we need to go into the deep of the cause of problem and after some we will find its our educational structure, lack of literacy rate, poverty, greenness, materialism and to become a wealthy person by adopting a shortcut way are the fundamental reasons to enhance the corruption. We are not the single country having suffered from this problem, some of country like china, japan are also suffering from this. Initiatives taken by respectable anna hazare was really seeming to abolished corruption upto to some extent but our corrupt system did not allow him to succeed in his goal and the problem is still at the same corner.
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Saikat Saha said: (Sat, Mar 24, 2012 01:23:40 AM)

In a Democratic country like India, here govt has no reply for this corruption. Anna Hajare asked to govt a big question but govt did not say any answer. Every govt sector has occur corruption. So, privatization is only solution to reduce this corruption and people, other educated persons will get job. It is very necessary that public in this type of country will satisfy to make privatization.
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Taruni said: (Sun, Mar 18, 2012 09:44:37 PM)

In case of education, privatization will build more gap between the rich and the poor! The private schools are minting money in the form of school fees! I agree they are providing so called "Quality Education" but overall the gap between the rich and poor is getting more wider than ever before! will India really transform into a developed nation by 2020 as dreamt by great leaders and hoped by millions like us? Hence I feel, corruption can be prevented only by self realization and empathy towards fellow beings. Each of us need to learn to be honest with oneself. Make living and let others live!
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Pawan Kumar said: (Thu, Mar 15, 2012 01:59:45 PM)

Its too late in India to escape form corruption either govt.rules of privetization rules. I myself exprienced both of them by working under both condition, so if we want to escape our India the only way is to Educate one and each people and make them aware of their wrights and duties towards their country.Besides all these we needs thousands of Anna Hazare and his team to rule over India.
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Deepak Sahani said: (Mon, Mar 12, 2012 02:30:23 PM)

Hi, friends yes privatization is good for stopping corruption, but if we set it all at once, you know the lazy people in government sector, they will go on strike and other things, this will affect a lot on routine life, because by this their under table money will be affected and they would be forced to work which they don't usually, In my opinion every detail of government policies should be transparent, for an instance if any small road project is going on, the details should be displayed on public places, like who is quoting what and who is selected and why, what is the time limit, what are the expenses, What they are paying for what, so if public will also be able to cross check it. And if we find anything wrong we can raise complains against who is responsible for the mistake, Governments every scheme and policy should be display at public places, so people who don't do their work properly and taking bribes will be scare of doing this, Also every one should be allowed to give their ideas in making a good envelopment, I want to say much more but not getting proper words for now,
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Dennis said: (Sun, Mar 11, 2012 02:13:32 PM)

Privatisation of power sector, banking, education has all led to improvements in the society. It takes a load of burden from the government for development of infrastructure and helps it to channel funds in the direction of the poor. A PPP is what is essentially required. This is because if any one party is given entire power for a long time, there creates a room for corruption and misuse of power. Hence a regulatory role, played by the government, safeguarding the demands of the country and ensuring that the operational role, done by the private parties, actually reach the population in a transparent manner. With privatization there will be better inputs of technology, skilled staff and better service compared to the pure government sectors. But all sectors need not be privatised. For eg. Railways. This is a huge source o revenues for the govt and being under the railway ministry ensures faster reforms and actions. Electricity boards can be privatised as a huge investment is needed to achieve 100pc electrification and there is a huge part of rural India which does not receive these basic facilities. Privatization of water can lead to better metering and recording facilities, better billing encouraging citizens to conserve water use in households, better pipelines and better service.
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Ashish said: (Sun, Mar 11, 2012 09:51:25 AM)

Privatisation leads to less corruption. Yes I agree to this statement. As you all know privatisation is the conversion of public sector into a private sector. Some of them above said that if the government employees are given all those allowances like free accomodation, education for their children. Etc corruption can be controlled to an exent. It can be controlled to a very little extent. There is no limits for a person to dream. So he only has a desire to get more and live a life more luxurious than others. So even if there is a lot of compensations or allowances. Whatever. There is of not much use. Man is desirous and he wants more and more. There is no extent to his limits. Then to our topic of privatisation. Compared to a public sector in my opinion a private sector will be having a greater preassure. There will be a greater competetion when compared to a public sector. In a public sector we usually come across lazy employees sleeping during work. I'm not saying that there are no such people in a private sector. But we can find a lot of them in the other. Even in the case of privatisation there is no big capital as compared to the public sector so there will be a value for money a lot much compared to the public sector. And to some extent I can agree to the statement privatisation leads to less corruption.
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Praveen said: (Fri, Mar 9, 2012 08:54:11 PM)

Ya here we got an intresting topic on privatization, yes in my point of view privatization will lead to less corruption when compared to the government sector as the people who are inbound with the government organization will not take care of the profit or loss. Where as in public sector profit and loss will play an important role so one will take Good care of what is going on the company and hence we can avoid corruption. By privatization we can get healthy competition so that quality of product is increased. And also people get good services unlike in public sector. Finally privatization is one of the best way to decrease corruption in India.
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Tanmay said: (Sun, Mar 4, 2012 08:56:40 PM)

YEAh its perfect. As in privatisation in every part and at every moment its always under the invistigation so its very difficult to someone to do any mistake or misinterpretation while in government sector its probably not.
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Raviteja Vaddi said: (Sat, Mar 3, 2012 09:01:29 PM)

According to my opion privatization is less corruption because if the employee will not work properly or efficently he/she always afraid job loss. Where as in public sector companies there is no deadline to complete their work. In public sector comapanies if a common man cannot done his work untill they pay bribe to them. I would like to add one point in telecom sector Reliance, vodafone, Tata Docomo they proving good services and offers. Where as in public sector BSNL customer if they have any problem they just make a call to customer care it will take more time to connect. Here we can understant that public sector companies they won't bothar customer problem if any problem occurs they simply give bribe and escape from the problem. As we all know that 2G scam and 3 scam. Here all the politicians are involved. During the 2008 time telecome minister was p. Chidambaram was a one of the major role played in issuing licencing. But still now CBI not done their job, b. Because of bribe.
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Abhishek said: (Sat, Mar 3, 2012 07:44:20 PM)

I think that govt personnel indulge in bribery because of their pay. I mean they do get a lot of benefits like free accommodation, other financial perks etc but what they lack is liquid cash. Moreover their salaries are literally like "peanuts". A Delhi police Constable is getting approx 12000/-. Imagine what could a person buy anything with that kind of money in delhi a place where even the creme de la creme complain about hardly surviving. So these people indulge in activities like bribery. So if the whole pay package is re-designed and if the govt people are given more liquid cash rather than cash equivalent non financial benefits like accommodation, free education for children etc. The corruption can be curbed to some extent. This applies not only in the police dept but all govt depts. . And another aspect is that its a personal choice. There are people in govt services who work only by the rules and don't do any corrupted activities.
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Kuldeep said: (Fri, Mar 2, 2012 09:48:50 AM)

Hi friends after reading views of many of you and anlyzing it I came to know that in our country corruption has gripped its root deep and hard and so only solution which can help us to come out of this is resolution of youth. Yes if everyone of us will be ready to join hands to eradicate it then even god can't stop us. Let alone government. In other words we should join hands with NGOs toremove it bit by bit.
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Lohit said: (Sat, Feb 25, 2012 01:22:13 AM)

I completely agree with this topic. It is privatization which can help eradicate corruption from India in a major way. Just look at a private organisation its priority is profits for which they would need more number of customers. To draw customers towards itself it needs to provide good services which would attract them to stay with them. So it is important for every employee of the private organisation to behave in a pleasing with way with the government. On the other hand in case of a government company the first and foremost thing that the employee gets is job security due to which complacency creeps in and so does the services provided by it deteriorate and they start demanding for money to get the work done which people have to pay to get their work done. It is easy for an employee to get away as there is less accountability in government organization. Hence, privatisation may help eradicate corruption in a big way.
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Suchi Smita said: (Fri, Feb 10, 2012 12:40:00 PM)

There is no relationship between these 2 terms privatization & corruption. Because corruption is about the person's openion. The persons who are in private sectors, there is no guarantee that they are not corrupted. So privatization is not the only solution, it requires self awareness for not being corruped in every individual. The summation of individuals becomes a mass. So it is the best way as per me.
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Gowri Sankar said: (Thu, Feb 9, 2012 10:21:53 AM)

No one live without money. Privatization not enter in the any industry in service minded. They also Money minded. The private sector makes currupt free but if the government sector is not surviving, the private sector will makes get more mooney fronm the people for some basic needs.
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Saravana Rex said: (Sat, Feb 4, 2012 03:49:47 AM)

Hi citizens, The reason why corruption has become such a great issue is that it affects normal life of a common man.People often ask ,are corruptions not in developed and other countries. The answer ,yes. But what makes the difference. In countries like US, they don't bribe for doing common and most basic duties like issuing licence,cards,etc. In India corruption is pyramid-shaped where mass are affected and in US inverted where the corruption doesn't affect the mass and takes place at higher level(bureaucrats). The privatization can be good option but consequences can't be determined. Because Educational Institutes are one such example where the private corruption is to the maximum extent.
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Sanjay S said: (Fri, Feb 3, 2012 06:01:03 PM)

I appreciate your views but as per my knowledge first of all we should know about the reason why they wanted to do privatization instead of public because of corruption. If we go to any public sector units office they taking bribe for doing work instead we have all the proof. We should change the system then is no problem to be privatization.
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Kanika said: (Tue, Jan 24, 2012 10:38:18 AM)

Hi all, in my opinion privatisation can play a major role in reducing corruption in our country. In private jobs people have the fear of loosing the job if they are found guilty of any such thing such as taking bribes or something whereas in a government job first of all the people are quite sure of te fact that the last thing that can haapen to them is to get dismissed unless and until they are caught red-handed, and in cases where people get caught of being involved in such things they can easily get away with it as the person at an higher authority will be ready to take a share in the bribe and close the matter then and their since all of them have job security in a govenment organization which is not so in case of private organiation.
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Raghav said: (Sat, Jan 21, 2012 05:27:18 PM)

In my opinion. I think that privatisation is not a only solution to eradicate corruption. We can get good result over this concern of corruption if we can change the low grade mindset of today's generation but it is impossible. But we should use technology as weapon against this. We can remove each root related to corruption with the help of technology. I want elaborate my point with some facts. When we go few years ago, then we can see that banking was not an easy task. We had to face employees of bank during any official work in bank. And some of them hav arrogant attitude. And still we had to interact that kind of personality. But now we hav got relief for some extent because we are using technology like internet banking, atm, smart phones hence there is no need to interact with that kind of narrow minded people. Conclusion: we hav to invent such kind of advanced technologies n strategy which hav ability to change our system whether it is accounted to public or private sector.
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Arya said: (Wed, Jan 18, 2012 09:43:33 PM)

In my point of view privatization will wipe out corruption as there is strict and cut and dried rules and regulations. Also the recruitment of employees, product quality,etc. must be under merit and strict observation as they have to ensure their reputation. But the government must make sure that privatization will not affect the common man's life and all should get the same oppurtunity.
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James said: (Fri, Jan 13, 2012 02:15:51 AM)

According to me things that can be done is :- 1) Launch a website that has all the sectors included and all regional and national level bodies are included under a same banner. 2)It would be controlled by Lokpal kind of body which would have the complete authority to take strict actions. 3)People can lodge thier complains which would be conveyed to the concerned authority. 4)If actions are not taken within one month the concerned person or body would be dismissed or the operations of that body would be stopped. 5)A list of hackers can be recruited who would be floating the company secrets and shared to the competitors which would hold back the reins of the bodies who would oppose. 5)Moreover the public support should be there or else it would be a waste. 6)The corruption should be
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Amol said: (Mon, Jan 9, 2012 06:38:10 PM)

First I want tell about the curruption. All the basic need of people is money one canot travel without money. As all of us knew about the government that they give such small amount of payment to the workers that they have to find another way of earning. If government gives them good payment why they ask for money other than government. Now we can't solve the problem of curruption by private sectors because it is the part of the system and our entire system is currupted. So in my point of view unless and until our system is get out of curruption India won't be corruption free.
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Teja said: (Sun, Jan 8, 2012 11:09:50 AM)

Privatization means process of transfering ownership of a business. Corruption means giving payment for the service or work by illegally. Present days private sectors need to be develop there sectors by doing malpractice or doing corruption. So everywhere corruption is there.
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Vishnu Vardhan said: (Thu, Jan 5, 2012 03:45:59 PM)

Hi friends, The topic given to us is "Privatization will lead to less corruption. ". First of all I want to explain what privitization means. It means the change of ownership from public/government to private enterprise. Corruption on the other hand is to payment for services or material through illegal means. Privitization will lead to free-markets (w/o any restriction). It will lead to a healthy competition, which leads to better quality products for customers at lower prices. (which can be observed in the telecom sector when Airtel, vodafone, idea conquered the business of BSNL) Privitization leads to better accountability, transparency and better performance. (Can be observed through the quarterly results of the companies) ! But the other side of the coin shows. The satyam scandal, the 2G spectrum scam (in the same telecom sector which I have referred) in the private sector. Conclusion: It depends on the moral ethics of a person or enterprise whether it is govt or private sector to curb corruption. As corruption in the public sector is institutionalized. Privatization provides us some flexibility to curb corruption.
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Prabhu said: (Wed, Jan 4, 2012 12:17:36 AM)

In my point of view...corruption is doing by every one especially by students..eg.if they get low marks means they will join by management seat only...first we want to stop that..because students are the future generations and want to develop their nation..
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R.Joseph Kumar said: (Tue, Dec 27, 2011 01:20:41 PM)

Before talking about this, first i want to say something about corruption.Where corruption is happened?? e.g Suppose if someone going to some area by bike without having license, suddenly the traffic police stop that person and asking him fine or bribe. In this situation what will we do? i am sure, most of them give bribe. In this place who did make the mistake? In my point of view, the public was make the mistake. Because if that person paid the fine, then here we avoid the corruption. But we r n't do it? so, we don't say privatization leads to avoid corruption. Each and every person should responsible for corruption(not only Government).And people should know their rights as well as rules and regulations.People should leave their ignorance.
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Saurabh said: (Sun, Dec 25, 2011 08:41:24 AM)

Corruption is not related to the modus operandi of organization or whether it is publicly held or privately held....there are many private firms which follow malpractices to bag heavy tenders...if corruption has to be dealt we should change the mindset, and this change should be done at budding stage of an individual that is right from preliminary education moral values should be inculcated...
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Kartika.L said: (Wed, Dec 21, 2011 06:58:21 PM)

My perception is that corruption can be eradicated only if every single individual cooperates in a society or nation. Privatization can reduce corruption but cannot completely eradicate. One possible measure that can be implemented is ,educational institutions should take necessary steps to inculcate the basic values such as honesty,loyalty in the young minds of future generation so that we can aim india to be corruption-free nation.
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Tejaswini said: (Fri, Dec 16, 2011 11:31:13 AM)

According to my view privatization does not totally abolish corruption. The people who encourage corruption should change their opinion, A special team should be build against corruption that should have all the powers and rights to punish the people who are corrupted, so that every individual should be scared of taking money from innocent people and people should be aware of what happens if we encourage corruption.
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Vikas Maheshwari said: (Thu, Dec 15, 2011 04:09:23 PM)

Guys ' I seriously agree with that such line " Privatization will lead to less corruption ". My perception is that some area to be needed to come under the private sector. Once some thing area will comes under in private Sector then likely to reduce and can take the step to reduce the correction. But if we go to finished out the correction then we have to take some important discussion. Anti-correction has to prove them self. Each and every person has to read and speak on the topic as well as fight with them who are corrupted. I think we use to think as practical not diplomatically. Privatization will make sure to reduce corruption.
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Pankaj said: (Mon, Dec 12, 2011 10:04:04 PM)

In my point of view. Privatization will lead to less corruption than now. But if it is said that it will totally abolish corruption. That is not true. We have a very strong example that delhi electricity board. Is being privatized and is in the hands of reliance. But instead of getting better. The situiation has worsened. Similarly. The case with corruption. Privatization is not a method to counter corruption. Its upon us only. When private companies will come. They will also act in the same way as govermental institutions. They will also charge bribes. If we have to counter corruption the first thing we have to do is to stop giving bribes. Its only us who are teaching these peoples to take bribe. If we'll stop. Everything will be allwright.
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Dinesh Sharma said: (Mon, Dec 12, 2011 04:19:24 PM)

People out of fear of being noticed very fast may be less corrupt. It reduces prices of goods and has less interference of government. There is a close relation between employees and managers. They both work together in order to maximize profits in the correct way. Certainly, if there are profits, corruption will be less. Salaries of people are high as compared to government sector. People are constantly motivated. This reduces the changes of bribes etc.
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Ankit Agrawal said: (Mon, Dec 12, 2011 04:17:03 PM)

Though privatization lead to reduce the level of corruption, it is always not recommended to privatize all the sectors. For instance let us take railways. If Indian railways are privatized, then there are more chances of further increase in the fares of trains as private sectors can't handle the huge amount of transportation. Govt may manage the funds by seeking the centre's help. So if there are more sectors being privatized, then there will be a risk of monopoly also.
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Gaurav Jain Gla said: (Mon, Dec 12, 2011 01:02:10 PM)

Privatization definately leads lesser corruption because after privatization a particular employee or anyone will be visulise more closly and secondly there is lots of people in our country who indulge in corruption just because another persons are engaged. like some of you not paying full income tax because you think its better to consuming your money by your own instead of any leader utilise your hard earned money in his personal care. so we need to developed a privatization that is not purly private. there should be hierachy like one group visulise lower one and higher one is visulised by more higher one.
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Modak Kaushik said: (Mon, Dec 12, 2011 12:40:16 PM)

Because of privatisation no one can control corruption because corruption is started when the person is in power. Private sectors are helpful to us no dout. But govt sectors work for employee welfare or other aspect of life. In private sectors fear of job are highly situated in employees mind. So in the end we can say that corrupyion is a two way procees.
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Arpit Sharma said: (Fri, Dec 9, 2011 09:48:11 AM)

Privatization, where employees are normally paid as per market rate and normally companies are taking care of other requirements. Privatization also have better management control, system and practices. These all will help to curtail corruption, if not eliminate. In my point of the corrupution is started with the students. It incerase the day by day. In govt organisation the most of them people is corrupted and it is actped with the students why because one student is apply for the income certificate the officer is ask the some money he will give the money other wise the income certificate is not giving in oneday now in this point of view the students will encarage the corruption.
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Varun Sharma (Gla University) said: (Fri, Dec 9, 2011 09:42:36 AM)

My point of view there are Few factors which curbs corruption through privatization are: * Performance orientation-increases knowledge and skills of the employee. * Marketability scope-increases production by providing more functions. * Least Political Influence-helps in free decision making. * Accountability-makes responsible. * High salaries-controls easy money making attitude. * Increased job satisfaction-controls corruption and increases productivity.
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Dinesh.S said: (Thu, Dec 8, 2011 10:49:54 PM)

In my point of view. 1. Privatization or government can't control corruption until or unless there is proper management. 2. India is in 87 th rank in corruption list. These are the list of questions we have to ask ourselves. Why corruption is very high in India? Main reason is because of its population. Ex:A person going to get a certificate in Govt. Office there will be 100 persons standing already. But that person is in a hurry. He will ask the clerk over there is there any solution to get it fast. And this is the chance for the clerk to get some money. This is how corruption exits. Can it be eliminated? the answer is yes but only with proper management. When there is a need for more people working place put skilled people there to control the crowd in the office. Apply this concept in small cities and then to states and then the whole country will corruption free.
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Mohammed Mohtashim said: (Sun, Nov 27, 2011 04:25:03 PM)

HI friends good evenin, We all know that working with government sectors a worker thinks that he is the best and the system is very slow incase of punishment when a employee found taking maoney for completing their work becuase he knows that the process is very slow and he can use his power t save himself. But if we talk other hand in private sector every one is thinkng about profit and growth becuse as everyone knows that they can not grow without working hard and putting effrot. Private sectors are afraid to compete ohter companies so that if a employee found curropted nobody will bear and he will be dismissd quickly. But only privatiazaton is not the solution. Currroption is in mind it would be either in private or govt. . Currption would not be removed untill and unless everyone has to commit to themselves to remove corruption.
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Ravinder Sangwan said: (Sun, Nov 27, 2011 01:45:05 AM)

In the present days corruption is a basic need for everyone whether it is a normal person or a big enterprise. Everyone can do corruption easily for there benefits. So privatization is not only the solution for removing the corruption. The government should makes some strict laws and regulation which force everyone to follow it.Then we can remove corruption at certain level from our country.
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Mohammed Mohtahism said: (Sat, Nov 26, 2011 06:14:09 PM)

HI Friendssss good eveing, Now a days people are using force and power of thier position. Everyone is currpted in government sector and who is not currrpted can not stable for more time becuse currpted people will punish him for his honesty as trnsfer so that people who want to do remove currption aso afraid. And we knpw most of the workers are in thiere position by reference of thier high positionaers not becuase fo thier education or thier skills. Now lets talk about private sectors where the creteria forhiring of an employeeis only well education all private companies prefer well educated employees and skillled professionals who can bring thier business on top os that everyone know that to make a good carrer they have to perform and work well. Nobody have time for currption in private sectors they thing only about profti of thier company so we can say that privatization would lead t less curruption and will help in development.
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Puja said: (Fri, Nov 25, 2011 05:14:29 PM)

Hello everyone, corruption arises from a corrupt mind so wherever this mind will be, it will be involved in corruption whether its is a public sector or private. We should not. Forget about Satyam scam though I agree in government institutions it is more prominent. So I think if we went to eradicate corruption first of all it should be removed from our minds and this is only possible if good education is provided to all. The system procedures should be made more transparent and a more severe punishment should be given to corrupt people.
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Venkat said: (Sat, Nov 19, 2011 11:33:02 AM)

No I strongly oppose that, because privatization will not lead to less corruption. First we should know where corruption was started. What were the reasons for corruption. For example a person go to any govt office for any certificate, there are some formalities that person have to do. But in the present generation we are living in speed life. We don't have the patience, we want any work will complete with in the seconds. Officer says the you have to wait for 3or 4 hours than that person says that I don't have that much of time please give me with in half an hour. In that situation the officer catch your need and he asked some money for that. If you ready to pay that will habituated to you. We are encouraging the corruption. Than coming to private organizations present days private organizations are more corrupted. Because of competition. If we take any IT company, today they are not conducting any interviews they simply taking some amount and giving jobs to them. It is also corruption. The main reason, I our India population is more. Every thing there is a competition. Some rich people they are not ready to face the competition the simply go for these type of ways. So if that public or private organization that organization have to follow some ethics and mainly people have to change their behavior they must have patience and also they are ready to face anything, than only the corruption will decrease in our India.
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Madhavi said: (Tue, Nov 15, 2011 09:02:26 PM)

In my point of the corrupution is started with the students. It incerase the day by day. In govt organisation the most of them people is corrupted and it is actped with the students why because one student is apply for the income certificate the officer is ask the some money he will give the money other wise the income certificate is not giving in oneday now in this point of view the students will encarage the corruption.
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Tika Tamang said: (Fri, Nov 11, 2011 03:52:51 PM)

Hi every one. Privatization is not the thing that matters. The thing that matters is the thinking power of the people. In every organization whether it be private or government there is corruption. But if we see broadly then the most corruption goes on is at Government organization as in Government organization the practice of force is there. Whereas in Private organization the force and source is found scarcely used. The private business sector try to use only the skilled manpower for their business so that later in the future they don't have to suffer as the skilled and educated people try to maintain their attributes. In this way in some point we can agree and say that Privatization will lead less corruption in the business.
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Monica Katoch said: (Sun, Nov 6, 2011 04:27:30 PM)

According to me what actually leads to corruption is 'a corrupt mind', and that can be either of a person working in private or in government sector. Corrruption is present everywhere but not visible to all in some sectors. Talking about Satyam Scam, the 2G and 3G scams, ; they were also a part of private sector. Making a seactor private will not totally eradict the problem buy yes can bring the problem a bit under control.
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Bajarang said: (Wed, Nov 2, 2011 07:02:56 PM)

Let it be private or be it public! it is the members of the organization that makes it a corrupt one or a genuine one. We can't expect a organization to be a non-corrupted one with persons like A. Raja being in charge of it. Corruption is like a mad dog which might bite a good person as well as a bad one. So its not the privatization that prevents corruption from creeping into a organization, but its the strict control on oneself not to get corrupted. So, finally its the persons who can prevent corruption but not privatization. :-).
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Himanshu said: (Wed, Oct 26, 2011 01:04:12 PM)

Hi everybody. I think corrouption doesn't depend on the organisation but it depends on the people who are working on that organisation, now whether the organisation is government or private, until and unless peoples will have integrity toward their organisation corruption will be their.
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Priyaraj said: (Mon, Oct 24, 2011 02:56:05 PM)

I don't think privatisation will lead to less corruption because we can see different forms of corruption in our daily activities say like a person who is riding in over speed will give some money to the police and move off just like that. This is how it starts. So its very hard to change people's mind. They know its wrong, but they follow that, thinking whats wrong in doing that. This happens in very basic level, but high level it happens in crores. Thats the difference. Mainly the govt should pose strict norms and must follow that in all instance. Firstly they should remember that they are working FOR the people and NOT for their people (Family). This should grow in every politicians mind. But do you think that this is possible. NEVER!. Unless the govt changes and follow Law and Order stricly, we can never imagine a less corruption country even in dream!. Every new year many people use to take a resolution, but there is a saying that "Resolution is to Break", likewise our govt says "Policies, Law & Order is to break (ALL TIMES).
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Kiranmai said: (Mon, Oct 17, 2011 09:52:46 PM)

Privatization of public enterprises has generated much debate; developing economies, which had previously opted for planning as a strategy and system for national socio-economic development.Privatization is no way related to corruption. It ll neither increase or decreases the corruption which growing rapidly day by day. And another thing to discuss is Government, we choose the Government, we vote for them, and when government is doing some mistake it means we have given them the chance to do the mistake because we have chosen them. Therefore one must always take right in choosing the government which can reduce the corruption problem.
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Ms Khan said: (Wed, Oct 12, 2011 09:12:21 AM)

Privatisation is not the solution of corruption in our country. The problem is the way our bearucracy and govt offices functions. They are not bound by any timeframe and deadline. If their job beacame result oriented with time frame and performance in a particular month that the problem will be sorted out. If certain deadlines are given and they have not mathced up the same their must be some deduction in their pay and perks. The competion should exists always which inspires a person to put his best. In private sector the companies and the employees compete with each other. They focus on ultimate goal and not on passing the time. If they will pass the time some other company will make merry and gain the profit. But we can privatise all the things since govt is not a profit making body. It is there to serve the people. So bit changes in the govt policy on fucntioning of govt offices can make a huge change in the whole scenario and lead us to corruption free India.
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Rajesh said: (Tue, Oct 11, 2011 08:27:49 AM)

Privatization is not a correct solution. Everyone knows what is happened in 2G&3G in India? Corruption is not only depending on any organization, it dependents in person too.
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Ajit Sahoo said: (Tue, Oct 4, 2011 09:59:32 PM)

No different between privatization and government but how to handle to one organization. Government is more exeprence than private owner. Private organization basically mode of profit making and some time misguiding to customer. Government organization not making profit they emphasis on there employee welfare and customer service.Privatization is not solution to make better way handle organization.For a organization always required better management.
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Ashish C said: (Wed, Sep 21, 2011 08:59:21 AM)

Yehh... Privatization will put a check on corruption. More of it... it is a way of thinking of the employees who work in a Government or a private concern. But lets not blame the employees who do this unethical act of taking bribes / unwarranted considerations..!! It is bcuz such employees nurtured or groomed in the wrong ways. The whole responsibility comes on the governing/ controlling bodies. Controllers of Govt offices fail to influence ideologies of their employees on ethical lines like...creating a sense of sincere accountability and clean competition to achieve personal growth in professional life...!!! Employees see no scope of growth in their jobs so they behave like that... The scenario is totally different in private jobs..!!
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Sumit Kapoor said: (Tue, Sep 20, 2011 11:20:05 PM)

Having heard all the above comments, my perception is that ""Privatization will lead to Less Corruption" keeping in view the present situation of the country. There is no doubt that the main motive of the companies is PROFIT but at the same time we shouldn't forget that India has achieved at a lot in the field of IT Industry. INDIA is well known for its economy and at the same time India is well known for the corruption in Govt offices too. So, privatization is a pride to our country. When people are getting more money and they know one simple funda"To earn more we have to work more" irrespective of "To earn more we have to take more (Bribe) ". These days in Privatization also, we are getting a lot of extra facilities so we need not to afraid that we will not get pensions and all. Moreover in private sectors one can change its taste ie if one wants to change a company he can, but in Govt sector one has to marry his job even though he doesn't love it. :).
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Tamil said: (Thu, Sep 15, 2011 01:03:43 AM)

In my point of view privatization leads to corruption only. For eg: privatization in educational sector they give quality of education, facilities, everything;but money their will be more. So all of us need quality in everything;so for quality we turn back to privatization and that may lead some parents to get bribe for getting quality of education for their children. So by developing the quality in everything means both government as well as private sector only corruption reduced to be better.
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Mayuri said: (Thu, Sep 8, 2011 09:10:38 PM)

According to me, in goverment sectors, emplyoers are not bound by strict rules and orders. They hardly have to work to meet with any deadlines. So they obviously take their jobs for granted. Now in such situation if a common man goes to a government office he has to bribe that person to get his job done. Because until and unless you bribe them they won't take you seriously. This is corruption which takes place at any level in the industry. In the private sector, employers are bound to strict rules and have to think twice before taking their work lightly. Here they don't have job security so they have to keep on giving their best performance. Also at each level in a private sector people have to answer their seniors and also have to maintain good name of their company which will restrict them from doing anything wrong, because it will indirectly affect themselves. So obviously privatization will lead to decrease in corruption.
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Pankaj Virdi said: (Wed, Sep 7, 2011 04:33:30 AM)

Privatization will lead to decrease in Corruption But then the private Companies will only concentrate on the area where profit is maximum .But Govt. Company provide services also where there is not much profit. For eg. Civil Hospitals are in villages also ,but if that department is privatized then the private Company will not concentrate on each village.
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Arti Rajput said: (Tue, Sep 6, 2011 12:32:00 AM)

Privatization can result into less corruption as there are transparency at different levels of hierarchy, but keeping one thing sure that greed of owner of organisation does not come into picture. Owner of an organisation want to run the organisation for their own profits, they are least concerned with the social benefits until or unless they are forced by the government. In government sector social benefits are at the higher priority by legislation etc. But actually not followed as it should be. Many a times people don't perform their duties honestly, job assurety is of-course plus point of government sector but this make them treating it for-granted. In my point of view some strict policies and management should be enforced in a government sector some what like private sectors so as chances of corruption can be reduced.
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Rajesh Kumar said: (Thu, Sep 1, 2011 08:25:42 PM)

Privatization completly will not reduce the corruption rather it would lead over the corruption.Because in greedy of money the owner of any organisation will perform his duty on their own way.He dont think about any rules and regulations.Every person working in the orgation will depend on the owner and he will be able to remove any worker without any difficulty in anytime.Thus this is a major drawback of privatization of any company that there is no any security of job in private sector.But on the other hand there is a security of job in government job.Government pay their worker even after they are not able to do their work.Demerits in government job are that the worker did not perform their duty.So a strict rules should be applied for these things and this can be happens only it is taken under private sector.So it is better to handle any orgationation by both private and goernment for their well performance and reduction of corruption.
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Shanu said: (Thu, Aug 25, 2011 10:11:02 AM)

Privatization is certain sectors is inevitable as government agencies are not too efficient and plagued by various scam and scandals. But privatizing all and every sector can backfire for our economy as well as the human development index. After all the bottomline of all companies is maximizing PROFIT. Dominance of a company in a sector can result in its wielding a lot of power which can result in no regulation of prices of commodities and services as well as compromise on quality and quantity. In government run institutions corruption is at various levels but in private companies corruption would be at the highest level. In my opinion there isn't any difference. Thus privatization would result in a small section of society using the society as a medium to mint money rather than fulfilling its needs.
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Snreddy said: (Wed, Aug 24, 2011 10:04:32 PM)

Although Privatization will ensure more efficiency and honesty in certain sectors. But, the profit motive of most organisations will counter-act the social aspects of the Public sector. Govt benefits like pension and no fire policy will be removed and private companies will not think twice about increasing prices or cutting corners to improve profit. The fear among employees in private companies and make them work better.
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Deb said: (Thu, Jul 21, 2011 10:17:26 AM)

Indeed privatization will reduce corruption to certain extent again if and only if the regualtory bodies controlling it are orthodox. We make thousands of rules but what is the use if it is not followed. It all depends on the mentality of people which doesnt only come through education but through good practice and culture along with strict laws. For eg:"two people are walking on road, eating bananas and peeling out its skin and throwing on the way, despite of taking a look on the Dustbin borad just lying nearby. After doing this they say hey this is not America so don't bother just relax". What does that mean people are taking things granted because they are not dealt with strict laws. If the same happens in America, those two will be heavily penalized by traffic police in form of fine or imprisonment. "If the crowd is enough conscious and literate this scenerio won't ocur at all. Use the dustbin when it has ben provided to you. So, both people (first) as well as goverment (second) has to change in their way else we should stay hopeless that's it. This just a small example.
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Koteswararao said: (Wed, Jul 20, 2011 02:34:56 PM)

My suggestion is privatization is need fifty percentage another fifty percentage is government sector is need. Because only privatization is most properly community feeling and relation ship feeling making good result. In government sector notification is issued by government and qualifying person only selected. But in private sector recommendation persons only selected. So we are required fifty chances to private and government.
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Rachna Malodia said: (Mon, Jul 18, 2011 12:13:35 PM)

I don't think the issue of bribe will get vanish. NO. Because the people working over their would remain same. The problem of bribe is present not only at the higher level but also at the lower level. Keeping everyone in control could be a difficult task. Facilities offered by the government like. 1. Pension. 2. Retirement benefits. 3. Other perquisites. 4. Job security. Would not be available in privatization. But yes JOB SECURITY is the main reason which bounds government worker to do their with loyality. They don't affaird of loosing their jobs. But that doesn't mean that privatization is the only option left. What is require is the PROPER MANAGEMENT and punishing of the culprit employees.
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Tammanna said: (Sat, Jul 9, 2011 12:28:18 PM)

According to me, privatization is not so important. Because For example, Private companies as well as government companies gives the security but in some private companies if the employees are working, then they get salary until they are working in that firm. One thing is that they get high salary compare to government jobs and they are promote to a best position. But as we compare to government jobs then there we get pensions which we get after we are retired. And that is the main advantage where we feel secure when we are in our old age. So according to me I don't think that it is important that we should have only privatization but only is the thing that people should satisfied and they should get right jobs according to their capabilities.
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Mohammad Rehan said: (Wed, Jun 29, 2011 12:06:00 PM)

According to my opinion privatisation is not the last stage to fight against the corruption. I think all the national transaction, policy and expences should be transparent. I think public also shoulld be cognizant all affair of the country. We must have to make strong law against corruption and punish the corrupted people badly so that it could be example to the next.
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Devendra Negi said: (Wed, Jun 29, 2011 12:44:39 AM)

According to my point of view privatization will lead less corruption becouse of time availabilty other employee have more time then pvt sect so the other employee use their mind to do other thing which lead to more corruption,and second one option job in a pvt sect employee can do two and three job in a day somwher full time and somwher part time there are no any boundation to do any no of job thus employee of pvt sect are busy to perform their job which option is not in govt sectore so govt sect employee can not utilise their time any where eccept their specialization its the fact of encresing corruption from govt sect side......../
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Ashish said: (Wed, May 25, 2011 06:09:35 AM)

Corruption is something, where person is using his/her office for personal benefit or malformed intention. This comes through grid or with other bad intention. Privatization, where employees are normally paid as per market rate and normally companies are taking care of other requirements. Privatization also have better management control, system and practices. These all will help to curtail corruption, if not eliminate.
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Santosh Kumar said: (Tue, May 17, 2011 03:04:55 AM)

Yes, according to me privatisation will lead to less corruption because if a sector is get privatised then it will compete with other sectors and try to be better. And if a person employed in private sector were caught in any offence will be immediately dismissed, so a employee have fear of that and this curb him to do offence. But on the other side in a government sector if a employee were caught in any offense then it take so many time to dismiss him. And a employee in pvt. Sector try to improve thier efficiency for getting promotion in thier field. As we can see as an example of mumbai airport (privatised) remains clean but if you see kolkata airport (govt. ) is not well maintained as mumbai airport.
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Anurag said: (Wed, May 11, 2011 02:51:56 PM)

Yes of course privatisation is needed to curb the corruption because the private companies believe in performance more than anything. The PSU's really lack in performance because a lot of people (state, union authorities n finally the politicians) can interfere with the working and these people are not at all worried about performance, on the other hand private companies are controlled by a handful of highly skilled people which will never let down the company name at any cost so privatisation is unavoidable. Also complete privatisation is not a solution because it will again form a parallel government with no one to watch them and again all the corruption and non performance will be induced in them.
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Aadya Yadav said: (Tue, May 10, 2011 12:45:30 PM)

Privatization is not the means to curb/reduce corruption. Privatisation of certain sectors like Oil/petroleum manufacturing, power generation, education will lead to increase in the prices of d finished goods. The country is already suffering from inflation and affording d basic amenities will b difficult for a major class of Indians. Instead of privatisation increased vigilance, supervision of documentation and auditing should be considered. In government sector, rules should be made stricter where an employee is responsible for answering his superiors and organisation in an element of doubt. Vigilance should be their on d assets possessed by each employee in government as well as private sectors.
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Chrissypinto said: (Mon, May 9, 2011 12:59:23 PM)

Although Privatization will ensure more efficiency and honesty in certain sectors. But, the profit motive of most organisations will counter-act the social aspects of the Public sector. Govt benefits like pension and no fire policy will be removed and private companies will not think twice about increasing prices or cutting corners to improve profit. Also, there is a threat to homeland security as the public companies could get full access to sensitive areas like airports and power generation, if these civic facilities were in the hands of the foreign companies it could seriously jeopardize the safety of the country.
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Tejashree said: (Wed, May 4, 2011 01:33:10 PM)

In my view complete privatization may not control corruption .... as one said its a two way process ...giving and taking. important resources like power and fuel cannot be given for privatization where the chances of misuse is grater but the partial privatization can be encouraged where it will check the govt agencies as well as govt will check the private agencies. apart from this right to information should be given to the citizens where the both govt as well as the private agencies can check upon.
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Deepak said: (Wed, May 4, 2011 04:46:14 AM)

More or less it seems that exixsting situation demands for privatisation but at the same time it also means GOVERNMENT FIRM is meant to be corrupted and no improvement can be recorded by any means. If it is so, goverment sector is more challengening area that to be auditted. And first and foremost thing is that. People work in government sector and same in private sector if they are corrupted they will find their way and to stop this the flexibility and responsibilties in weaker area need rigidity in governing laws. The same sort of procedure and responsibilty in private firm may beimplemented in government sector. It all all needs proper documentation, responsibility list and monitering cell. Anybody may be corrupted weather in government in private. Just supportive environment that encourage corruption to be removed. Then even in government sector degree of corruption may be reduced.
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Dheeraj Bajaj said: (Thu, Apr 28, 2011 03:16:28 PM)

According to my point of view if there is a thinking that government officials are more corrupt than those in private sectors then this is not true.Corruption actually depends upon the thinking and mentality of any person.Privatization in some areas is useful because of the limitations and rules are defined under which the person works.They cant think of taking bribes.On the other hand private schools are bounded with some limitations in which they take huge fees.A below average student cannot afford that in this case government schools are helpful.Finally i want to say that privatization can curb corruption a bit if done at right places.
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Nilesh said: (Sat, Apr 23, 2011 02:00:55 PM)

Why privatization? In my opinion, privatization can make some sort of difference as compared to that of government because in private companies every single person is responsible and accountable for the work they are doing. Private companies have to maintain their goodwill in the market so at least they will try to do a fair enough job.
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Vikas said: (Thu, Apr 21, 2011 11:45:57 AM)

I would like to add something, privatization is not the complete solution for the development, private sector take the advantage of government laziness do their malpractices and generating economy of scale, but somehow it is better for country for developing their infrastructure rapidly, pre-privatisation has done lot improvement in many sector like power, aviation.
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Trushit said: (Sat, Apr 16, 2011 02:16:18 AM)

To say that privatization will curb corruption is a myth. Because there has to be some authority, like to issue licences and permits. This power can not be handed over to private companies as this can be misused for their own advantage. So complete privatization is not possible. For example, in 2G scam, telecom ministry was the licencing authority. Along with our former telecom minister A raja who is a government authority, there are many private companies executives who has been charged. Corruption is 2 way process. One person gives bribe and other one takes it. So problem is that private and government people create a web of nexuses. So corruption cant be checked by privatization. Rather it can only be checked be preventing ones own self from indulging in it.
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Trushit said: (Sat, Apr 16, 2011 01:47:38 AM)

To say that privatization will curb corruption is a myth. Because there has to be some authority, like to issue licences and permits. This power can not be handed over to private companies as this can be misused for their own advantage. So complete privatization is not possible. For example, in 2G scam, telecom ministry was the licencing authority. Along with our former telecom minister A raja who is a government authority, there are many private companies executives who has been charged. Corruption is 2 way process. One person gives bribe and other one takes it. So problem is that private and government people create a web of nexuses. So corruption cant be checked by privatization. Rather it can only be checked be preventing ones own self from indulging in it.
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Ambasht Kumar said: (Sun, Apr 10, 2011 05:13:35 PM)

In my opinion privatisation is not the tool to curb the corruption. It is the state of mind of people at such position who can curb the corruption. If it comes about removing corruption by privatision, it is not possible because every private organisation works on concept of making money and maximum profitisation. They don't mind the MONEY is coming in which way either by bribe or by any other illegal way. Moreover a person working with private organisation may also be envolved with corruption because if MONEY or any other facility will come as BRIBE to any one then, it is only the loyality and honesty of that person whether he should accept it or not,there it doesn't matter whether the person is Private employee or Govt. employee.........
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Shruti said: (Sun, Apr 10, 2011 12:03:38 AM)

I totally agree with the statement. There are some areas which desperately need private sector intervention. Commonwealth games, 2G spectrum scam, Adarsh society scam etc reveal the truth that how political leaders are misusing their position and power. If private sector enters in these areas, corruption can be reduced to a great extent. Because unlike the political leaders private companies can not take bribe as it will affect their reputation and they will do everything to keep their image clean.
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Ranjan Kumar Sinha said: (Thu, Mar 31, 2011 07:28:46 AM)

Yeah, in my point of view privatization will totally change our soceity which will be benificial for us. Bacause in our country India every one want gov. Job because general people think that there would not be more burden of work and we can work freely and they want money easily and pay less attention towards his work. But in privet sector there is more dicipline and every worker give their 100%. Cruption originates in human mind due greed and thats kind of thiking is not possible in private sector. Our soceity can take more benefi adn every one would work with more attention adn they would far from greed.
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Praveen said: (Tue, Mar 29, 2011 06:12:30 AM)

Yes privatization will reduce the corruption. Why because 1. There is no chance to the common man to exchange hands in this sector. 2. Deaf neatly they have rules and regulations from subordinate to superiors. 3. No hands of Politicians, Government and common man. 4. People had lake of knowledge to know how to do their works with this sectors.
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Seenu said: (Thu, Mar 24, 2011 10:46:02 AM)

In my point of view, Privatization is the thing that creates job opportunities, but not for all sectors, mainly the service sector has to concentrate more so that the privatization is not maintained, like eduction sector, while the education sector will partly privatized to get more quality of education.
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Renju said: (Wed, Mar 23, 2011 01:32:29 PM)

It depends.Private institutions can't be blamed always.Because if a private institution has a well developed technology with it, it can enjoy economies of scale and thereby offer high quality products at a low cost.In this they may save people from corruption.
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Jayesh Bhargava said: (Wed, Mar 16, 2011 02:19:16 PM)

I won't think privatization would lead to less corruption because main motive of many private institution is on profit maximization so due to this, instead of checking corruption,it would lead many private entrepreneur to indulge in many malpractices including corruption. No doubt private intervention would break the barrier of 'low standard of living' by generating more employment opportunity but still many of the activity should be cater by the non profit making institution i.e government ..
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Bikash said: (Tue, Mar 8, 2011 01:30:55 PM)

The penurious condition of the country's economy has caused the persons with very less salary to be bribed & scams to maintain proper family standards. the last but important is the lack of virtues which used to be the very important part of Indians.We are not aware towards the moral duties which we must follow.
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Arijit Bose said: (Sun, Mar 6, 2011 05:57:24 AM)

First we should remember one thing very clearly that in any private or goverment sector corruptions is not there. Corruption is in the mind of peoples they are responsible for this we the people are responsible for this deases. Now we are shouting that corruption is the vital hinderence for the country. We are so much self centered in this time that to get the work done we can do any thing. To get the success quickly we can take any shorcurt way thats why this growing up so much. We just forget about our moral values ethics every good thing we are forgotten. We need every thing in readymade form we don't have the patient that why this problem is takin so huge headec for every one. Every class of people are responsible this. So we have to find the solution.
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Anuja R. Shelke said: (Sat, Mar 5, 2011 12:45:16 PM)

Yes, I think privatization is necessary in most of the government sectors, as we all know that our nation is suffering from the the corruption. All the people related to the privatization are focussed on the development of the whole system not only of themselves. So increase in privatization will definitely going make the nation. From developing one to the developed one.
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Gaurav said: (Sat, Mar 5, 2011 08:13:00 AM)

Privatisation is gud....but it should be in specific area only because where there gov. can take the dicision private sector can't e.g Hallate(GOv. hospital). so in some cases privatisation is fine. There is advantage is that private based activity emerged the quick result n less corrupt than gov.
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Chhavi said: (Fri, Mar 4, 2011 04:44:44 AM)

Privatisation cannot be a panacea for corruption problem. It is not possible to privatise all the government sectors. But of course to an extent certain areas can be allowed for privatisation. We need to strike a balance between Private Public relationship to ensure smooth functinoning of our economy. The goverment should keep vigil on the functioning of the private firms and check any misappropriation of funds and money-laundering activities. Privatisation certainly leads to higher living standards by enhancing competition in market, but there can be some untoward fallouts as well. The only expedient being the profit motive can lead to consumer exploitation.
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