murali772 - 7 September, 2010 | Corruption | Democracy | Review | India | governance

The National Anti-Corruption Strategy represents a blue print for commitment and action by the various stakeholders to the governance process. It aims at systematic and conscious reshaping of the country’s national integrity system. The strategy recommends a set of action to be taken by the government and a set of action by the political entities, judiciary, media, citizens, private sector and civil society organisations. To ensure that the strategy does not remain a mere document, it is envisaged to ensure its effective implementation by developing suitable parameters for evaluating and monitoring the progress of its implementation. The CVC would review the progress on an annual basis and submit a report to the Parliament. Comments or suggestions on the draft National Anticorruption Strategy should reach the Commission (contact given below) by 20th Sep 2010. For any clarifications please contact:
Shri K. Subramaniam, OSD to CVC, Central Vigilance Commission, Satarkta Bhawan, INA, New Delhi - 110023, Tel.: 24651085, e-mail: subramaniam.k@nic.in

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Muralidhar Rao
 

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