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- 7 years ago
Can anyone become a police officer?
Yes, anyone can become a police officer. However, you have to fulfill the conditions and standards laid down for that particular rank. For example, to join as a constable you need to have at least passed high school. To join as a Sub Inspector you need to be a graduate.
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- 7 years ago
Is paperwork involving several officials in availing Public Services a boon or a curse? If we get processes digitized will it necessarily cut down corruption?
Digitization and minimizing public interface are believed to reduce corruption to a great extent. Governments in the country have been trying to introduce e-governance and digitization in several aspects of governance and delivery of public services. There is still greater scope to implement digitization and meet public expectations.
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- 7 years ago
Sir/Madam. I would like to ask that when i went for police verification he was asking for bribe i said if its official i would pay then he said you have to give this as printing charges we need to incur i said printing you have to do why shall i have to pay he than took documents and also took away the acknowledgment slip and everything even that token slip given during passport office verification. I would be getting the PCC check done or not
Please post your complaint in detail on
http://www.ipaidabribe.com/add-report?report-type=paid-bribe-type#gsc.tab=0
with details such as date of event and name of officer etc.
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- 7 years ago
I am from Palam Vihar. Police officer called to bring the documents along with the police verification form. On submitting all the documents to him with proper information and correct Ids. He asked for Sewa, when i asked what for and how much. He told that it is for verification process and 1000 rupees as Sewa. I was not sure so I told I will come back as he is asking 1000 which is more than the PCC application fee (rs. 500). What should I do?
This appears to be a bribe demand. Please don’t succumb to the pressure of the police officer. Instead please meet a police officer of the rank of Superintendent of Police or above in your area and explain to him the demand for bribe and your need for getting Police verification done.
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- 7 years ago
Dear most revered Madam and Sir can you explain if GST is going to bring down corruption? I am an MBA Student from IIM-S and we are doing a case on it.
It is too early to say whether introduction of GST can bring down corruption or not. There are opportunities for official or bureaucratic corruption as long as there is enforcement. However, it is generally believed that introduction of GST would reduce tax evasion, widen tax base of indirect taxes. Since one of the features of GST is the abolition of interstate check-posts which were cesspools of corruption, it is certain to reduce corruption to that extent. Since GST largely deals with online transactions and filing of returns, corruption is likely to reduce due to reduced human interface.
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I am a trader froom Jamshedpur. Very recently the need for Aadhar came and I got it too. But some details are wrong in the card. When I am going to the Aadhar office they are taking me aside and asking for 500 rupees for changes as they say its mandatory. Is it? Can you guide
Please approach the senior most officer in the local UIDAI office and make a complaint to him.
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- 7 years ago
What are the major Police reforms in Karnataka in the last 5 years? I am an IT Student and would like to know what the Police force has been doing to tackle corruption by means of digital advancements
Karnataka State Police (KSP) has been computerizing in a big way since year 2000. Apart from putting hardware in every police office in the State including about 1000 Police Stations, laptops have been provided to senior officers. A massive software covering all activities of Police is up and running. A robust LAN and WAN is functioning for data transfer. Apart from the above, several e-governance initiatives and digitization of functions have been carried out. Most of these initiatives have reduced citizen interface resulting in reduction of corruption. For more details please approach Additional Director General of Police, Police Computer Wing, 7th Floor, MS Building, Bangalore in person or through mail.
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- 7 years ago
How To get licence for Beedi Factory
All information on the subject indicates the beedi industry is primarily home based where beedi rolling is concerned. Only 10 per cent of beedies is produced in factories. Establishment of a factory requires clearance under the Factories Act 1948.
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- 7 years ago
What are the paramilitary forces?
Paramilitary forces like the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), the Border Security Force (BSF), the Assam Rifles, the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and the National Security Guard (NSG) are armed policing organisations established for special duties by the central government. They are structured along
the lines of the army and thus called paramilitary. They help the police in counter- insurgency or anti-terrorist activities and in moments of civil unrest.
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- 7 years ago
Hello, my name is Paul Lagunes and I'm an Assistant Professor at Columbia University. Could you please point me to reports or studies that have analyzed corruption trends based on I Paid a Bribe data?Thank you!
You can write in to dheeman.ghosh@janaagraha.org with a formal mail, and he can help you out on some reports.