It is generally
recognized that monopoly and discretion increase the propensity to corruption
while competition and transparency reduce corruption. This has been
dramatically witnessed in India in the wake of economic liberalization. As
competition came in and choice expanded, corruption plummeted. A welcome change
that P.V Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh have brought with unintended
consequences. It has now created a generation which has no idea on what
pre-liberalisation red tape is like.
We are witnessing a
second wave of corruption reduction with technology revolution, but it is still
a Work-in-progress. Technology is not destined to bring in change, Infact we
have no destinies other than those we forge for ourselves. Plato said, the
punishment suffered by wise who refuse to take part in govt is to suffer under
the govt of bad men. So my fellow citizens, be part of government, join the
revolution and change the destiny of our country.
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