Reverent Honour
Dear Sir, I really appreciate your efforts to feel me proud, as Now Our Bharat has assumed the chair of G-20.
I just want to request to please focus more on the middle-class living standard along with taking care of the environment. Just to grow the economy somewhere we are ignoring the environment which is not at all good. I am with the growth but with the environment.
As a teacher, I am helping to create the future of the nation. I always ask my students to become good citizens first and respect the law and order, because it juxtaposes us to earth. I imbued your way of handling the other nation and making us proud, and I am sure it will continue in the coming next more years.
Thank you so much.

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Sir,
Good Morning and have a great day ahead...!
Our our advance greetings and well wishes to you for the General elections 2024.
ہم سبکی طرف سے آپکو ہمارا سلام اور سپرابھات
ہمیں امید ہے کے آپ بھارت کی خدمات کرتے کرتے اپنے دل میں بہت خصی محسوس کرتے ہوگی اور بھی زیادہ کام کرنا چاہتے ہوگے
سر، اس بار جب چناو ہوگا تو ہم سبکو اپنے جو بھی کام دیش کے لیے کرے ہے ان باتوں کو لیکر سبھی کے پاس ووٹ مانگنی چاہیے
ہندوستان میں رہنے والے کئے لوگوں کا ماننا ہے کے اگر کوئی دیش کے لیے آجکل کچھ اچّھا کرسکتے ہے تو صرف آپ کرسکتے ہے
اسلیے ہم سب آپکو بہت پسند کرتے ہے
सुप्रभात !
हम सबकी तरफ से आपको सलाम !
हमे विश्वास है के आप भारत की सेवा करते करते अपने हिरदय में संतुस्ट होते है और भी अधिक काम करना चाहते है !
महोदय , इस बार जब चुनाव होगा तो हम सब, आपने जो भी काम इस देश में किए है ,उसी को लेकर वोट मांगनी चाहिए !
भारत देश में रहने वाले कइ लोगों का मानना है के अगर से देश के लिए कोई अच्छा काम करसकते है तो सिर्फ आप ही करसकते है , इसी लिए हम सब आपको बहुत पसंद करते है.
धन्यवाद् !
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Reason for Corruption in India:
There is no single factor that leads to corruption in India, but there are a number of factors that have contributed to the problem. India’s culture, history, society and economy have all played a part in making corruption the norm rather than the exception. The effects of this has been devastating for Indians as it has led to high crime rates and low levels of economic growth. In order to reduce the prevalence of corruption in India, various approaches need to be taken concurrently. For example, those at the top of government should be working to reduce bribery by refusing gifts and other benefits from their subordinates. On the other hand, ordinary people must become more aware of what constitutes corruption in their day-to-day lives so they can report such instances when they happen. Furthermore, public servants must not only disclose their assets but also those belonging to their family members.

Legal Framework for Fighting Corruption in India:
In India, the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 (PCA) is a legislation which defines the offences of bribery and criminal misconduct by public servants. It also deals with punishment for such offences. The PCA provides for appointment of an investigating agency to investigate into allegations against public servant, provide protection to witnesses who are likely to be intimidated or harassed, or face any other difficulty in giving evidence in court proceedings. It has been amended several times to introduce new provisions on various aspects of combating corruption. For example, some amendments address prevention through education and awareness programmes while others relate to investigation of offences involving government contracts and auctions or bidding processes; some amendments also extend the jurisdiction of this law from Central Government employees to include those working in state governments as well.

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Corruption is a major problem in India. Recently, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi has taken measures to try and curb the rampant corruption that plagues the country’s public sector. These measures include a nationwide cleanliness campaign that aims to make sanitation a top priority for Indians, as well as a crackdown on illegal mining practices which are often used as a cover for extracting black money. Both of these efforts have resulted in great success so far.
In addition, Mr. Modi plans to pass legislation aimed at making it more difficult for politicians and bureaucrats to take bribes or engage in corrupt activities while they’re working on behalf of the Indian people. It will also help lower corruption by changing how government contracts are awarded and monitored.
The government claims these reforms will cut red tape and bring greater transparency, leading to better governance at all levels in society.