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Rules and regulations are framed, so as to enable, the work to be done in an orderly fashion and everything is in accordance with law and to see that no illegal activity is there. Rules and regulations should be short and crisp, straight fulfilling the purpose that they are meant for. But, when they are complicated, and become too much. The very purpose, for which they were meant, is destroyed. Rules and regulations, by themselves do not breed corruption. The people who are supposed to carry out the duties, and are responsible to see that everything is in order are the ones who are responsible for it. Too much of anything is good for nothing that applies here aptly. Too much and fussy, interrelated rules and regulations, make it difficult, for the task to be accomplished, early. So, there is a delay, so to overcome that delay and to finish the work early, they demand bribe and this breeds corruption. So, there should be minimum rules and regulations that need t...

Corruption is so badly spread in the entire system, that it is hard to find, a sincere person and a clean department or field, where there is no corruption and where there are no corrupt people. If we observe the recent developments, in the political, judicial and other systems, there are many people who are arrested on the basis of corruption. Judges, politicians, IAS officers, even some people belonging to police department, enforcement and anti corruption also. What else, can we say about the rest of the people and departments, when highly educated people, people holding highest ranks in the society and in the government, people who should be exemplary to the normal man, have become corrupt? Corruption has spread not like cancer, but like blood, throughout the system. What is the use, if there are few, common people, who want to be honest and sincere. It is not enough if one; Anna Hazare comes out and raises voice against corruption. It is us, common people,...