Q.4 Even though the state actors who make rules and implement them have an important role to play in the fight against corruption, the battle is not likely to succeed without the active efforts of various segments of society. Discuss. (10 Marks)

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4 responses to “Q.4 Even though the state actors who make rules and implement them have an important role to play in the fight against corruption, the battle is not likely to succeed without the active efforts of various segments of society. Discuss. (10 Marks)”

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   February 22, 2022

   Karun Kumar Takhele

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      March 1, 2022

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      Karun

      In introduction, you can mention ‘using public office for private gains’ to be specific.
      In next part, first mention how do state actors play a role in curbing corruption- legislative action of parliament ( can mention Prevention of Corruption Act), mention role of state actors like CVC, CAG, Lokpal and Lokayukta etc here only, then you can mention some issues with them.
      In next part, point about individuals is good, other actors of society and their role such as media, social media, NGOs and civil society organizations should be mentioned.
      Way forward and conclusion are good.
      Keep practicing. 🙂
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   February 24, 2022

   Anoop Sharma

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      March 1, 2022

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      Anoop

      Good attempt. Content and structure of the answer both are good.
      Introduction is nice.
      State actors are also mentioned. You can mention after that, still, ranks quite lowly on Corruption Perception Index and then talk about societal actors.
      Again, points are good. You can add the role of media and social media.
      A brief way forward can be written.
      Conclusion is fine.
      Keep practicing. 🙂