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Harsimrat Kaur Badal says blaming women's clothing for rape is a flimsy argument- Part II

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Bharat Bhagya Vidhata`s `India Ka Agenda` discusses the malaise of corruption

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Zee News: Nitin Gadkari says he will leave politics, if proven guilty

Zee News: Nitin Gadkari says he will leave politics, if proven guilty- Part II

Zee News: Prashant Bhushan urges youth to vote out corrupt politicians

Zee News: Kiran Bedi asks people to use mobile camera to shoot down the corrupt

Zee News: Kiran Bedi asks people to use mobile camera to shoot down the corrupt- Part II

Zee News: Bharat Bhagya Vidhata's `Zara Hatke` dwells on the issue of corruption

Zee News: Bharat Bhagya Vidhata`s `Zara Hatke` dwells on the issue of corruption (Part 2)

Zee News: Subramanian Swamy talks on ways to curb corruption in India

Politicos and anti-graft crusaders pitch for mandatory voting

Mainstream politicos Rashid Alvi and Muralidhar Rao and anti-graft crusaders Anna Hazare and N Santosh Hegde have in a consensus voice pitched strongly for making voting mandatory in the country. Sharing their concerns over the deep-rooted corruption prevailing in the country while participating in the #bbv Bharat Bhagya Vidhata 'India Ka Agenda' show, to be aired tomorrow @ Zee News at 10 pm, they stressed upon the need to induct candidates with clean image into the electoral fray.

India is reeling under crisis of confidence: Yashwant Sinha

Senior BJP leader and former finance minister Yashwant Sinha has lambasted the UPA government for failing to curb inflation in the country.

Every citizen in the country has either been a victim or a culprit of corruption, say Santosh Hegde

Three of India’s biggest anti-graft crusaders N Santosh Hegde, N Vittal, and Govind Ragho Khairnar have unanimously voiced that corruption is not in our DNA.

Will leave politics, if proven guilty, says Nitin Gadkari

If society is corrupt and decaying, politics and politicians cannot remain immune from it, declared Nitin Gadkari on Nishane Pe.

Vote out corrupt politicians in India, says Prashant Bhushan

Professionals turned politicians Prashant Bhushan and RK Misra have exhorted youth to vote out corrupt politicians in India. Both argued against allowing negativity to overwhelm the nation calling upon youth to play a proactive role in promoting honesty.

Explaining the rationale behind the failure to control corruption, Bhushan said, “In our current political system only those parties are coming into power that have the money power. They are making illegal money owing to corruption and their visibility is more. It is not that all parties are corrupt. However, the centre of gravity of all big political parties has become corrupt.”

Use mobile camera to shoot down the corrupt, says Kiran Bedi

Ramon Magsaysay Award winner and anti-corruption crusader Kiran Bedi has exhorted people in the country to use technology as a weapon against corruption. Bedi came up with a unique solution to curb corruption saying people should use their mobile camera to capture the culprits asking for bribe.

Greed has overtaken us all, says Renuka Chowdhury

Senior Congress leader and Rajya Sabha Parliament member Renuka Chowdhury says she has personally been a victim of corruption in public service while admitting that corruption had indeed become a way of life in the country.

Corruption begins at the highest level and goes down, says Subramanian Swamy

Can corruption be curbed in the country by abolishing personal income tax for the next 10 years? An anti corruption crusader and senior leader of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Subramanian Swamy believes this could be one of the ways to curb corruption which is spreading like virus in the country. Swamy corroborates the view that corruption can be curbed if we remain positive and walk the extra mile.