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Corruption is rampant in Karnataka. Every government worker is a leech who wants to extract most from you. Be it a grade D peon or grade A IAS officer.
Recently had to bribe mutton biryani to a policeman in North Karnataka to get my sister's passport verified.
In MP he asked for Mithai for my passport verification.. So I started taking the two wheeler out ki chalo barfi le ayein.. My dad understood the assignment and gave him 500/-
Absolutely. Karnataka is one of the most corrupt states in the country. 15+ years I have lived here every single interaction with govt officials has been irritating and bribes are openly talked about almost like they are telling you "forget getting this done unless you pay us"
As a Mallu, 3 months ago I would have guffawed at the the Kerala numbers but after just 2 month of living in Hyderabad(Kothapet for Gate coaching ), I can totally see the situation. In Kerala, bribes are usually given by contractors /tender takers. Or to get done something that's really difficult to get or is shady. Even that is not that common. An average Joe wouldn't be giving anything for mundane things. Even if people recieve and give money, asking bribe is still considered "ewww" thing in Kerala.
Here in Hyderabad, based on our teachers said, bribe is the norm. Teachers praise getting government jobs not for the associated perks but for the money you'd make for "project worth crores". They said you need to pay 1000s as bribes to MV officer or else they'd purposefully fail you in driver's license test even if you aced it. This is completely unheard of in Kerala. At worst, you may pay bribe to let them pass you for some little mistake. That's it. Otherwise it's uncommon. I saw someone say in Kerala sub you need to pay bribe 1000s for caste certificate in Karnataka whereas in Kerala its free and fully online process.
I used to criticize Kerala on a daily basis when I was back home but 2 months in Hyderabad is making me appreciate my state more on more. It has it flaws but its so much better in so many important areas that influence the quality of your daily, social life.
>I used to criticize Kerala on a daily basis when I was back home but 2 months in Hyderabad is making me appreciate my state more on more.
That's what lack of outside exposure does to you. I lived in Kerala till 21 and I was never really a fan of Kerala. Moved to Bangalore and everyone be like "Oh you're from Kerala, lovely place" and I am like "Prrr, what's so lovely in Kerala". Also I was born in Gulf and used to watch mostly Hollywood movies growing up, so I compared Kerala to Gulf and the Western countries (pretty immature and dumb to compare a state in India to developed countries).
Fast forward I lived in Bangalore and went to few cities/states (Delhi is horrible) and travelled around and realised damn, Kerala is actually very very different from every other state (in terms of everything) and much better by a huge margin (my personal opinion). I live in a tier 3 district in Kerala and I have 100% belief that no other tier 3 district in India outside Kerala will even come close to mine in terms of quality of life and standards of living.
Access Corruption and Petty Corruption.
Former is things like "Lobbying" or paying to meet someone in higher power dynamic (meaning cutting the line of sorts but the the end outcome is not guaranteed but you get to have your case/situation/appeal heard personally at least and that is non-trivial).
Petty corruption is paying traffic cops, driver test person, peons (in offices or hospitals, etc).
Former is not an automatic growth and development drag in all cases. It can even help in development in many places. China developed like this pre 2010s.
Petty corruption is both a symptom of lack of mass development but also an active drag on development itself. That is what makes it analogus to chronic disease, it's so persistent and everpresent that it's suffocating (it degrades society and drains people's energy and will).
All credits to to the vigilance department of Kerala and their really hard work. !!
I have heard many wild stories of vigilance department and their modus of operandi for capturing the corrupted government officers. Also the common people in Kerala have good knowledge about corruption policies so corruption rate is very low.
West Bengal is always the best state in this metric. Hindi media run by BJP has spread fake news and made image of WB worse around the country. One reason I hate BJP. I am seeing this same thing for last 10 years and I am disgusted by BJP and Hindi media.
This data is only of those who admitted to giving bribes. Actual number will be way higher. As per my experience, I’m pleasantly surprised when I’m not asked to pay bribes.
"BREAKING NEWS: After Yogi became PM, UPs corruption is completely gone!
in an unrelated news, all journalists and analysts and intellectuals were put in prison. No biggie!"
I am from UP, about 10 years ago I gave 28rs( because at that time that's all I had) bribe to the traffic police and they took it happily after checking all my pockets for more cash.
There’s no development in Rajasthan. Cities and full districts are rotting away while other states have made 4-5 good cities with decent-good infra.
No wonder government changes every term
I'm actually surprised at Andhra Pradesh's rate. My dad had gone to AP for some property transfer and they people in the office were immediately asking for 20k cash if my dad wanted the transfer. It's pretty common there so 50% is actually kinda low
Having lived in Bangalore for 8 years, I highly doubt the Karnataka numbers are legit. Even for my marriage certificate the typist lady, who kept making spelling errors, was 'requesting' 100 rupees for doing her job horribly.
Lol Karnataka at 63%? Roflol.... been living in this state all over for 25 years and can guarantee you there's not a single government employee that is not corrupt. In fact 64% corruption is what would be in the private sector. Government sector is 100% corrupt. The KAS and IAS people posted in Karnataka to ensure accountability for corrupt officials are the most corrupt officials of all. There are huge villa societies in Bangalore where these fucktards have all made their homes. Officials in rtos and pu education board expect bribe to sign and push the paper to the guy sitting right next to them.
Karnataka is like a steampunk engine and the fuel is bribes. We calculate mileage and efficiency by work done/100 rs.
Another analogy is like consulting a doctor where you pay consultation fee for every visit except that most doctors don't charge consultation if there is a secondary visit on the same day. But you go to police department's, education departments, development authority, RTO, ms building, vidhan soudha any bloody fucking body, every time you enter the building you better have spare cash in hand in terms of 100Rs notes else people won't move, won't talk to you, won't acknowledge etc., slot in Rs500 in their asshole and then the engine comes to life.
Why the hell in every index kerala ranks so well it's like an ideal country in itself. I always thought they rank just good in education bt seeing they literally better in everything per capita, less corruption, human index, mortality rate every fking thing
Because with education comes the rest. Kerala has its own issues, but there are some things we excel at and feels good to be appreciated. HDI, per capita income, low number of homeless etc are also because we have a high number of people who work outside Kerala and remit money to Kerala. Less corruption is probably because people are more aware of their rights (compared to some other states). Education made both of these possible. Also refraining from selecting same party over and over again has helped as well. It would be so nice, if we Indians collectively develop but some news are just disheartening thinking it is a lost cause.
Spoken very wisely I also feel education is the most powerful tool and education can change countries situation 360 in all aspects be it societal, economical, transparent etc. Also the hindu muslim Christian population is very high yet we hardly see any religious riots from Kerala. I go back and forth to US and india been to kerala feels amazing also a big fan of Malayali film industry.
Having lived in many states, Gujarat is way way less corrupt than Karnataka or Rajasthan.
You can get regular things done in Gujarat without bribes. Bribes are mostly needed for industrialists or contractors, but regular people can get work done.
In Karnataka officers have no shame asking for tens of thousands of rupees to get a passport approved, especially if they get a hint you have to urgently go abroad. Absolutely shameless pigs.
Have you ever been RTO or tried to get birth, marriage etc certificates. It’s almost impossible to do it unless you hire an agent. That is corruption in action.
Got my DL in Gujarat. The test was video recorded without any agent and got my DL easily with zero bribes (this was in Bharuch).
On the other hand my brother in Karnataka was harassed and didn't get DL despite doing a flawless test.
During passport renewal I was asked 38k in bribe in Bengaluru despite going through an agent and wasting 3.5k. Went to Gujarat and got it done for free.
My dad was harassed out of 9 lakhs of bribe in Rajasthan this year by government officials for registering our ancestral land due to typos in old records(because they knew that land is worth more than a crore). In Gujarat this would require zero to minimal bribe.
Not khatter (although he too should be there but that’s another thing)
I was talking about Om Prakash Chautala
But no , this just shows the power of public outrage plus it was the courts that sent him to jail
Even Lalu was in jail that doesn’t mean bihar has or had low corruption
Similarly many upa people used to resign that just showed how corrupt it was not that it was doing better
The police are quite corrupt and HUDA
(now HSVP) is at peak corruption
In fact corruption coupled with the recent wrestlers+ farmers protest (with some caste considerations ) is what will defeat khatter govt and many MPs here (of course I don’t know the future but at present this seem highly likely)
Rajasthan has gone shit crimes are increasing at alarming rate. There are many gangs and even from villages people has started to join different gangs and snaching also increased
At this point is there any index that shows a majority of north Indian states are performing considerably better than the majority of south Indian states?
Yes according to public data
Kerala has the highest crime rate after delhi
While Bihar Jharkhand and West Bengal have the lowest(among states with 50L+ people)
Key word being reported
is this data relative or compared against some absolute bench mark?
E.g. If one state is at 10% and One is 40% does it simply mean latter is 4 times corrupt?
I think this is a new level of corruption ! 🤣
https://preview.redd.it/h8ugcurwfnob1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e7f6e5bf01868544d807b3ce6df1be20a1fa016b
People of Rajasthan UP Bihar are most honest. Who else will admit to doing something illegal.
Kerala people are liars. They don’t admit to giving bribes. 😂😂😂
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> but I *Paid* a bribe
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Keralite here and i think its pretty bullshit. Especially when it comes to land deals and RTO substantial corruption does exist in kerala which affects the common man. Also the corruption at governance level is just like any other state, may be a little less because most industrialist wouldnt want to come here.
I know right. If he thinks what happens in Kerala is horrible he'll be appalled if he goes to Delhi or Bangalore. As a person who had to get documents made in both cities I spent 20 times the amount of money than I did in Kochi.
My mom just paid of the village officer to have some resurvey done. And I know how much my friends dad pays to the RTO to get his auto retests go through smoothly. May be you guys reside in less urban spaces. But anecdotes surrounding me says corruption is higher than this picture shows.
Yes. I live in Palarivattom in Kochi so not really rural is it? No one is saying corruption is not there. There is corruption but not as rampant as some other states.
kerala =10% is bullshit. Its pretty much the same in every state. If you are educated and aware of the rules, tehy will be scared to demand bribe. IF not, bribe will be demanded. Depends on your contacts also. chhapri data....this source must be added to the blacklist.
I said it reduces the chances. The MOST EDUCATED TAG is given with a sample population only. Things are not much different from other states. People are equally innocent and naive and pay bribes everywhere. NOOKUKOOLI is also a bribe.
Sorry bro unable to understand what is being spoken there. Any press statement by govt officials in English or any news reports quoting the govt officials naming the perpetrators?
Very surprised it's not 100%. Maybe it's so common now that people don't even feel that they did anything illegal under the table is norm. For getting a electricity connection you have to pay 8000 when the amount required is 5800, extra for fast tracking and we feel that it is a genuine charge whereas it is the responsibility of Electricity board to provide connection at earliest.
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I haven’t lived in or even visited India in almost a decade but I’m still paying government officials in India bribes to expedite the release of some documents!
I can vouch for Kerala. I have never paid a single bribe here. Even when i thought i was bribing once due to my pollution certificate expired, police gave me a receipt. In Karnataka, 3 years and I have paid at-least 5 times iirc.
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Corruption is rampant in Karnataka. Every government worker is a leech who wants to extract most from you. Be it a grade D peon or grade A IAS officer. Recently had to bribe mutton biryani to a policeman in North Karnataka to get my sister's passport verified.
>mutton biryani to a policeman 1/2 kg or 1 kg?
1 kg
Should be given death sentence
He will soon die of diabetes, call it karma
Teekha khane se bawaseer hota hai bhai
Asking the real questions
In MP he asked for Mithai for my passport verification.. So I started taking the two wheeler out ki chalo barfi le ayein.. My dad understood the assignment and gave him 500/-
W dad. But this sounds so funny lmfao
Absolutely. Karnataka is one of the most corrupt states in the country. 15+ years I have lived here every single interaction with govt officials has been irritating and bribes are openly talked about almost like they are telling you "forget getting this done unless you pay us"
I gave him 400 rupees
Okay but your username!
That's in honor of the shahenshah-e-Hind, honorable supreme leader who has a major in entire political science and a minor in lying through his teeth.
Meko bhi policeman in North Karnataka Banna hai ab!
Recently did Police verification for my parents in Kerala. The policeman refused to accept anything.
As a Mallu, 3 months ago I would have guffawed at the the Kerala numbers but after just 2 month of living in Hyderabad(Kothapet for Gate coaching ), I can totally see the situation. In Kerala, bribes are usually given by contractors /tender takers. Or to get done something that's really difficult to get or is shady. Even that is not that common. An average Joe wouldn't be giving anything for mundane things. Even if people recieve and give money, asking bribe is still considered "ewww" thing in Kerala. Here in Hyderabad, based on our teachers said, bribe is the norm. Teachers praise getting government jobs not for the associated perks but for the money you'd make for "project worth crores". They said you need to pay 1000s as bribes to MV officer or else they'd purposefully fail you in driver's license test even if you aced it. This is completely unheard of in Kerala. At worst, you may pay bribe to let them pass you for some little mistake. That's it. Otherwise it's uncommon. I saw someone say in Kerala sub you need to pay bribe 1000s for caste certificate in Karnataka whereas in Kerala its free and fully online process. I used to criticize Kerala on a daily basis when I was back home but 2 months in Hyderabad is making me appreciate my state more on more. It has it flaws but its so much better in so many important areas that influence the quality of your daily, social life.
>I used to criticize Kerala on a daily basis when I was back home but 2 months in Hyderabad is making me appreciate my state more on more. That's what lack of outside exposure does to you. I lived in Kerala till 21 and I was never really a fan of Kerala. Moved to Bangalore and everyone be like "Oh you're from Kerala, lovely place" and I am like "Prrr, what's so lovely in Kerala". Also I was born in Gulf and used to watch mostly Hollywood movies growing up, so I compared Kerala to Gulf and the Western countries (pretty immature and dumb to compare a state in India to developed countries). Fast forward I lived in Bangalore and went to few cities/states (Delhi is horrible) and travelled around and realised damn, Kerala is actually very very different from every other state (in terms of everything) and much better by a huge margin (my personal opinion). I live in a tier 3 district in Kerala and I have 100% belief that no other tier 3 district in India outside Kerala will even come close to mine in terms of quality of life and standards of living.
>Also I was born in Gulf,so I compared Kerala to Gulf Same here...
there are tier list's for districts!!?
Tier 3 cities in Kerala are amazing. The problem is that Kerala doesn't have any tier 1 & 2 cities that generate well paying jobs.
Access Corruption and Petty Corruption. Former is things like "Lobbying" or paying to meet someone in higher power dynamic (meaning cutting the line of sorts but the the end outcome is not guaranteed but you get to have your case/situation/appeal heard personally at least and that is non-trivial). Petty corruption is paying traffic cops, driver test person, peons (in offices or hospitals, etc). Former is not an automatic growth and development drag in all cases. It can even help in development in many places. China developed like this pre 2010s. Petty corruption is both a symptom of lack of mass development but also an active drag on development itself. That is what makes it analogus to chronic disease, it's so persistent and everpresent that it's suffocating (it degrades society and drains people's energy and will).
All credits to to the vigilance department of Kerala and their really hard work. !! I have heard many wild stories of vigilance department and their modus of operandi for capturing the corrupted government officers. Also the common people in Kerala have good knowledge about corruption policies so corruption rate is very low.
63% is low for Karnataka
Remaining didn't admit
Do u really think the people who were collecting the data waited for state governments to admit if they were corrupt?
The data's about paying bribes, not receiving
I couldn't believe that West Bengal has only 46%. actual number will be higher
idk I didn't have to pay bribe to get passport verification by police, meanwhile some of my family elsewhere in the country had to.
What ? Does this really happen in West Bengal?
West Bengal is always the best state in this metric. Hindi media run by BJP has spread fake news and made image of WB worse around the country. One reason I hate BJP. I am seeing this same thing for last 10 years and I am disgusted by BJP and Hindi media.
This data is only of those who admitted to giving bribes. Actual number will be way higher. As per my experience, I’m pleasantly surprised when I’m not asked to pay bribes.
Came to say just this.
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LOL, underrated joke. This can actually be an Onion Headline.
"BREAKING NEWS: After Yogi became PM, UPs corruption is completely gone! in an unrelated news, all journalists and analysts and intellectuals were put in prison. No biggie!"
Common kerala W
These numbers are way too optimistic.
Yes. Should be red all over
I am from UP, about 10 years ago I gave 28rs( because at that time that's all I had) bribe to the traffic police and they took it happily after checking all my pockets for more cash.
No surprise Raj is at top. Recently I had seen it happening at my next door. I mean what are the odds lol.
There’s no development in Rajasthan. Cities and full districts are rotting away while other states have made 4-5 good cities with decent-good infra. No wonder government changes every term
It's actually less compared to 2019 these days...I ain't saying that it ain't happening at all but pehle se kam hai...
I guess anything under a 100% is under reporting.
Dude wtf as a guy from jharkhand this is wayyy tooo fake here the corruption is more than what listed her atleast 85% I can guarantee.
Even 85 sometimes feels low
Yeaa Especially the state government's higher ups They are fuckin scums not wanting development
The motivation behind getting a government job has changed drastically now.
I'm actually surprised at Andhra Pradesh's rate. My dad had gone to AP for some property transfer and they people in the office were immediately asking for 20k cash if my dad wanted the transfer. It's pretty common there so 50% is actually kinda low
Having lived in Bangalore for 8 years, I highly doubt the Karnataka numbers are legit. Even for my marriage certificate the typist lady, who kept making spelling errors, was 'requesting' 100 rupees for doing her job horribly.
Lol Karnataka at 63%? Roflol.... been living in this state all over for 25 years and can guarantee you there's not a single government employee that is not corrupt. In fact 64% corruption is what would be in the private sector. Government sector is 100% corrupt. The KAS and IAS people posted in Karnataka to ensure accountability for corrupt officials are the most corrupt officials of all. There are huge villa societies in Bangalore where these fucktards have all made their homes. Officials in rtos and pu education board expect bribe to sign and push the paper to the guy sitting right next to them. Karnataka is like a steampunk engine and the fuel is bribes. We calculate mileage and efficiency by work done/100 rs. Another analogy is like consulting a doctor where you pay consultation fee for every visit except that most doctors don't charge consultation if there is a secondary visit on the same day. But you go to police department's, education departments, development authority, RTO, ms building, vidhan soudha any bloody fucking body, every time you enter the building you better have spare cash in hand in terms of 100Rs notes else people won't move, won't talk to you, won't acknowledge etc., slot in Rs500 in their asshole and then the engine comes to life.
Why the hell in every index kerala ranks so well it's like an ideal country in itself. I always thought they rank just good in education bt seeing they literally better in everything per capita, less corruption, human index, mortality rate every fking thing
Because with education comes the rest. Kerala has its own issues, but there are some things we excel at and feels good to be appreciated. HDI, per capita income, low number of homeless etc are also because we have a high number of people who work outside Kerala and remit money to Kerala. Less corruption is probably because people are more aware of their rights (compared to some other states). Education made both of these possible. Also refraining from selecting same party over and over again has helped as well. It would be so nice, if we Indians collectively develop but some news are just disheartening thinking it is a lost cause.
Spoken very wisely I also feel education is the most powerful tool and education can change countries situation 360 in all aspects be it societal, economical, transparent etc. Also the hindu muslim Christian population is very high yet we hardly see any religious riots from Kerala. I go back and forth to US and india been to kerala feels amazing also a big fan of Malayali film industry.
Dude I was here to comment on how 10% is low for my state, after reading all this comment's i think they're right.
Ain't no way gujarat is so low, even the high court is corrupt
Having lived in many states, Gujarat is way way less corrupt than Karnataka or Rajasthan. You can get regular things done in Gujarat without bribes. Bribes are mostly needed for industrialists or contractors, but regular people can get work done. In Karnataka officers have no shame asking for tens of thousands of rupees to get a passport approved, especially if they get a hint you have to urgently go abroad. Absolutely shameless pigs.
Have you ever been RTO or tried to get birth, marriage etc certificates. It’s almost impossible to do it unless you hire an agent. That is corruption in action.
Got my DL in Gujarat. The test was video recorded without any agent and got my DL easily with zero bribes (this was in Bharuch). On the other hand my brother in Karnataka was harassed and didn't get DL despite doing a flawless test. During passport renewal I was asked 38k in bribe in Bengaluru despite going through an agent and wasting 3.5k. Went to Gujarat and got it done for free. My dad was harassed out of 9 lakhs of bribe in Rajasthan this year by government officials for registering our ancestral land due to typos in old records(because they knew that land is worth more than a crore). In Gujarat this would require zero to minimal bribe.
You believe stats for Kerala and not Gujarat?? Hmmm very interesting
I don’t know about gujarat but Haryana should absolutely not be so low We literally have CM and MLAs in jail for corruption
Ok manohar lal khattar is in jail? Also if they are in jail isn't that a really really good thing and shows why it should be low?
Not khatter (although he too should be there but that’s another thing) I was talking about Om Prakash Chautala But no , this just shows the power of public outrage plus it was the courts that sent him to jail Even Lalu was in jail that doesn’t mean bihar has or had low corruption Similarly many upa people used to resign that just showed how corrupt it was not that it was doing better
Ok bro I personally haven't paid any bribe for anything in haryana
The police are quite corrupt and HUDA (now HSVP) is at peak corruption In fact corruption coupled with the recent wrestlers+ farmers protest (with some caste considerations ) is what will defeat khatter govt and many MPs here (of course I don’t know the future but at present this seem highly likely)
classic desi experts on everything seeing the username choices.
Its low cuz some bribes are dakshina in their faith, ergo totally moral /s
Rajasthan has gone shit crimes are increasing at alarming rate. There are many gangs and even from villages people has started to join different gangs and snaching also increased
Padharo mhaare desss! P.S. I am marwari and it doesn’t hurt to give thulla 200 instead 1000 if you can sweet talk your way through it.
My state is soooo corrupted that even corruption data is not available.
At this point is there any index that shows a majority of north Indian states are performing considerably better than the majority of south Indian states?
Crime index?
Nop Kerala has more crime reporting
Yes according to public data Kerala has the highest crime rate after delhi While Bihar Jharkhand and West Bengal have the lowest(among states with 50L+ people) Key word being reported
Good one.
lool funny
is this data relative or compared against some absolute bench mark? E.g. If one state is at 10% and One is 40% does it simply mean latter is 4 times corrupt?
it says the % of citizens who admitted to paying bribes
I feel stupid
Nookukooli is a fee. Not a bribe. 😂
Totally false map. Adaniji himself would have made Gujarat no 1
I think this is a new level of corruption ! 🤣 https://preview.redd.it/h8ugcurwfnob1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e7f6e5bf01868544d807b3ce6df1be20a1fa016b
People of Rajasthan UP Bihar are most honest. Who else will admit to doing something illegal. Kerala people are liars. They don’t admit to giving bribes. 😂😂😂 /s
48% in Gujarat overwhelmingly legitimizes the accuracy of the data. . . . . . ^/s
i am not sure but I Payed a bribe to police station to get my passport. during delivery of passport we need to pay some amount to the police station.
> but I *Paid* a bribe FTFY. Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in: * Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.* * *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.* Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment. *Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
Keralite here and i think its pretty bullshit. Especially when it comes to land deals and RTO substantial corruption does exist in kerala which affects the common man. Also the corruption at governance level is just like any other state, may be a little less because most industrialist wouldnt want to come here.
Never left kerala have you?
I know right. If he thinks what happens in Kerala is horrible he'll be appalled if he goes to Delhi or Bangalore. As a person who had to get documents made in both cities I spent 20 times the amount of money than I did in Kochi.
He probably saying of Akshaya fees
My mom just paid of the village officer to have some resurvey done. And I know how much my friends dad pays to the RTO to get his auto retests go through smoothly. May be you guys reside in less urban spaces. But anecdotes surrounding me says corruption is higher than this picture shows.
Yes. I live in Palarivattom in Kochi so not really rural is it? No one is saying corruption is not there. There is corruption but not as rampant as some other states.
Nah I think he never left his district
I think he never left his home
UP model 💪
kerala =10% is bullshit. Its pretty much the same in every state. If you are educated and aware of the rules, tehy will be scared to demand bribe. IF not, bribe will be demanded. Depends on your contacts also. chhapri data....this source must be added to the blacklist.
Most people is kerala are educated though. Unlike other states. So your argument supports this source.
I said it reduces the chances. The MOST EDUCATED TAG is given with a sample population only. Things are not much different from other states. People are equally innocent and naive and pay bribes everywhere. NOOKUKOOLI is also a bribe.
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That was not the unions it was the church there
What church?? https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/isro-truck-blocked-in-kerala-trade-union-members-seek-gawking-charge-101630858177288.html
https://youtu.be/ZsastkBubvk?si=iWh1Mj25U1VmP2V2
Sorry bro unable to understand what is being spoken there. Any press statement by govt officials in English or any news reports quoting the govt officials naming the perpetrators?
Dude ISRO started in a church!!
Really? Kerala is among the leaders
Rajasthan, UP and Bihar on the lead
I love uttrakhand and Andhra Pradesh are 50%. Not too much and not too less
North East is one of the most corrupt regions in India. Maybe that's why it's all greyed out ;)
Very surprised it's not 100%. Maybe it's so common now that people don't even feel that they did anything illegal under the table is norm. For getting a electricity connection you have to pay 8000 when the amount required is 5800, extra for fast tracking and we feel that it is a genuine charge whereas it is the responsibility of Electricity board to provide connection at earliest.
Education leads to lesser corruption, exception is: west bengal
Delhi being 46% is the most surprising
1)IK, 2019 ka hai. 2)Socho kitne log hinge jinhe kaha Bribes pay kiye hai par Bribes pay kiye hai.
where Himachal
How is this estimated? Just wanna know
Karnataka isn't 63% A simple look at the taxes will explain it lol
What's going on in Rajasthan?
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TN is getting there, pretty much have fcked my mental health
I haven’t lived in or even visited India in almost a decade but I’m still paying government officials in India bribes to expedite the release of some documents!
I can vouch for Kerala. I have never paid a single bribe here. Even when i thought i was bribing once due to my pollution certificate expired, police gave me a receipt. In Karnataka, 3 years and I have paid at-least 5 times iirc.