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Privatization will lead to less corruption?

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indla malakondaiah 1 Day ago

2. A man sets out to cycle from Delhi to Rohtak and at the same time another man starts from Rohtak to
cycle to cycle to Delhi. After passing each other they completed their journey in (10/3) hours and (16/3)
hours respectively.At what rate does the second man cycle if the first cycle at 8 kmph?

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vijay 12 Days ago

yes defenetly because ,let me bring an example of present situation of financial sector in india.today we have nearly 10lakh crores of npa(non performing assets).in order to overcome this so many are telling that the government banks must be privatized.so this will reduce the lootings of money in government banks in India.

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Vipin 1 Month ago

A train running at the speed of 60km/hr acrosses a pole in 9 sec. What is d length of d train

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Teena 2 Months ago

privatisation can abate corruption but only to a few extent.As everyone know, dat percentage of people who are often blacklisted in corruption case belongs to government sector.While very less case occurs in private world.This is because of system worksystem of private organisation which is generally ignored in government sector in country like ours. People working in private sector will be afraid of losing their jobs and hence are less likely to involve in such actions. But privatisation holds few demerits too. like there'll be cut throat competition in every private sector and since the power will be among few hands, there are chances that whole system may get even more worsen. So basically though it'll be a good step bt not the sufficient and required step when it comes to eradication of corruption.

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Dhanush 2 Months ago

It leads to less corroupted but, government will never long last and wages will not be same. Rich gets richer and unemployment starts so, corruption will change into some other social diasater..... like crime. so on an important aspects privatisation is needed but not in every part.

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soniya 3 Months ago

a person spends $675 on wood for a building project. the wood costs $5 per square meter if the person needs a total of 205 square meters of wood how much more must she but

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anupam singh parihar 3 Months ago

Definitely corruption will be abated upto a certain extent but privatization will lead to capitalist economy and now a days many countries are trying to pursue mixed economy . So yes if it is curbed within a extent , it would be better to have it

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Asfa 3 Months ago

Please give answer of this
If 3/p =6 and 3/q =15then p-q is

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sai hasini 3 Months ago

3/10 is the answer

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yachana kesarwani 3 Months ago

privatization is not useful for everyone it is good for rich person but it is not better for that family which economic condition is not better .It is also improve the corruption in the country for example in the privatization anyone can not take admission in government college due to lack of knowledge, marks etc .but that person success to take the admission private college pay to more money as compare to government college .and their is some helpful reason like as due to privatization company face more competition in the market .Maximum IT companies work in the privatization .

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vibhor Mishra 4 Months ago

Privatization is very helpful for the growth of our country ,it will control the corruption upto a certain level .Eligible candidates should select the proper job .And the production and qualities of products are automatically increase day by day.

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Himanshu 4 Months ago

Privatization doesn't necessarily mean that corruption will be reduced. Also we can't go for privatization in all the sector as some fields can't be privatize because there are services provided by government sector which is easily affordable to everyone and to get those services from private sector might not be affordable to everyone

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Abhinay Rai 4 Months ago

my opinion on that privatization does not decrease the corruption but it provide the better service which will costly means that privatization sector will not affordable for all.

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PRAJJWAL GUPTA 5 Months ago

Privatisation doesn't necessarily play its major role in diminishing corruption but may create better facilities and services for the consumers on a large scale .
For the same product or services consumers will get a better option to choose among the various private industries producing them.
But , that doesn't mean corruption will decrease as power will be now limited to someone hands after privatisation.
Again , the thing which is to be noted that due to privatisation , an industry would face good competition from their fellow competitors , so their is less likely for an private firm industry to excel in it's field by propagating corruption .

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Manish Sahu 5 Months ago

by selling 300 apples a seller gains the selling price of 60 apples. the gain of the seller is

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Abhinay Rai 4 Months ago

Lets c.p of 1 apple is 1
C.P of 300 apples will be 300.
total S.P of 300 apple is 360
gain = 60*100/300
20%

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Zara 5 Months ago

The angle of elevation theta of a vertical tower from a point on the ground is such that it's tangent is 5/12 on walking 192 metres towards the tower in the same straight . The tangent of the angle of elevation of theta is found to be 3/4 . Find the height of the tower .

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Mahendra 6 Months ago

no it will not lead to less corruption

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Susmitha 6 Months ago

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Nagarjuna 6 Months ago

Suchita Is older than Raj by 10 years. 5 years ago the respective ratio between Suchita’s age and Raj’s
age was 7 : 5. What is Suchita’s present age ? (in years)

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Akash Jain 7 Months ago

Privatization will not reduce corruption but it helps to get better services rather than public sector in private company all employee are well qualified and i must say in private company there is no issue of sc/st reservation that's why we will get good infrastructure.

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Mahalakshmi 8 Months ago

privatization or public sector which will come to our nation.Doesn't reduce the corruption .it all depends on people who are working in organization,they need to loyal to the organization.even private sector also corrupt we all know about the OLA case

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Aniruddha Paul 8 Months ago

No, the concept privatization will lead to less corruption is not fully acceptable at all. Corruption mainly occurs due to the bad mindset of people in work-life whether it is government or private. Privatization only bring the benefit of work by a systematic way

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Gourav 8 Months ago

33 men can do a job in 30 days if 44 men started the work together and after every day one person left the work then what is the minimum number of days required the complete the whole work

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neha mitra 8 Months ago

in a four digit number having non zero and distinct digits,the sum of the digit at the unit position and the ten position is equal to sum of the remaining two digits.the sum of the digit at the tens and hundreds position is three times the sum of the remaining two digits.if the sum of the digits is not more than 20.then how many such four digit number are possible?

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sachin 9 Months ago

I dont think privatization have anything to with corruption. Instead, transparency is more important to avoid corruption whether it is private sector or government. Transparency in the system will surely reduce corruption to a noticable level.

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sonali 9 Months ago

Yes it will corruption is mainly originate from government sector only any scams involved government official even if u get selected in government job there is also corruption.why in IIM only deserving student is selected irrespective of cast system and why in government undeserving is selected.in 1991 privatisation was brought only to reduce corruption in public sector companies

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sonu kumar 9 Months ago

According to my point of view,
Yes privatization will lead the less corruption.
I have many point I would like to focus on the main point
1. job security -
in the private sectors employees are more afaired about there jobs
if they found doing activity they may be fire as soon as possible
but in government opposite of this happened

2.As the live example I can show u
so many transport government agencies handed over to private company such as reliance.tata,an all

3. in private sectors people are goal oriented

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vijay sharma 9 Months ago

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karthick 9 Months ago

Corruption is there where there is power. Whether private or government it depends on the mind set of people. Where there is greed there is corruption. Corruption is there because common people are paying them and making more powerful by encouraging them. So, instead of telling the government employees it's better to educate common people, their rights because untill they stop paying corruption can't be removed. So private or government there will be corruption if there are people who pay them.

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Vivek 9 Months ago

Privatization leads to less corruption then government bodies, because they are afriad of their job security. All the facilities given to an government employee is a wastage of money andthat money is also similar as corruption. We can use that money for poor families.

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shashank strivastava 9 Months ago

when a coin is tossed 5 times what is prob to getting atmost 5 times haead

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Mahalakshmi 9 Months ago

privatization leads more corruption .if we are applying for business loan they can fix any interest.indirectly they also corrupt us.

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manas sarangi 10 Months ago

there will be nothing happened due to privatization of the bank.although insolvency will reduce but corruption COUDN'T change

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himmat singh rawat 10 Months ago

I have rs 50
spend 20 balance 30
spend 15 balance 15
spend 9 balance 6
spend 6 balance 0
total spend amount is 50
if u calculate balance will get 51
Why?

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Anshul Reddy 10 Months ago

I think privatisation would give a lot of job opportunity but for corruption we have seen that government officer are more corroupt than private company officers and i think i will b good decision to make privatisation.

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SAMIRAN SADHU 11 Months ago

A shopkeeper mixes two varieties of tea - one costing Rs. 75 per kg and the other costing Rs. 50 per
kg in the ratio 3: 2. If he sells the mixed variety at Rs. 62.40 per kg, find his gain or loss per cent.

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Anand jha 1 year ago

Q. Ratio of boys:girls is "b" and the ratio of the girls:boys is "g".If b+g>x than find the value of X.

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Anand jha 1 year ago

Q. Ratio of boys:girls is "b" and the ratio of the girls:boys is "g".If b+g>x than find the value of X.

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Thirupathi 1 year ago

Until and unless change in people mindset there is no change in corruption

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Ratan 1 year ago

what i analyse privatization of any organisation leads to systematic development and consumption of the product . Meanwhile , i would like to have your attention over the scenario where privatization may compel consumers to the only choice available.
So, if things are going to be privatized , there must be a code of conduct that will be followed by all the participating industries so a little democracy is going to be also a priority of ours in order to achieve the healthy privatized society. But , again if this is the case , then why not develop our government systems so that there is no requirement of private sectors instead of creating a parallel government alias privatization.

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Akshat Saxena 1 year ago

Privatization can lead to less corruption because
1)Person will be in fear for getting out of the job,if the work has done done properly
2)Though government body is slightly moving towards the private body so it's a good idea for making less corruption the latest example is the Delhi metro rail corporation lead by relience industries.
3)The TA/DA and all the other facilities provided by the govt to govt employee should get reduced so that the money can be used for poor people.
At last each and every thing has good and bad aspects both so we should be positive towards our life and be honest to our work

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priyal 1 year ago

Privatization may not bring any huge change in corruption as there have to be always a governing body of corrupt people. It can be explained by the example of any government tender which is given to only those who can bribe more than others

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Ramyaasri 1 year ago

yes

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Abhishek Jain 1 year ago

And there will be a great throughput in every business form because in government services they are not loyal towards their job but in private sector there is always a second person to replace the first one if his work is not satisfactory.

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PRAFULLA PANKAJ SRIVASTAVA 1 year ago

Yes Definitely Privatisation may lead to eradication of corruption to a great extent by Privatisation of every action within organization. Separate committees are formed by which every one's action can be watched and guided. In case of corruption, several judgement can be made easily.

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Anjum 1 year ago

I person does a wrong thing only when there is no one to watch him/her. In govt. sector there is no immediate authority to punish the guilty for the corruption , while in private there are less people and an immediate authority to take actions so privatisation may lead to less corruption

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v srikar 1 year ago

NO, Privatisation not at all leads to less corruption because eradication of corruption mainly lies in the mindset of the people.If the people don't change their mindsets towards corruption, then there is no use of privatisation.

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Economics Created on 4 years ago Latest discussion 9 Months ago

Electronic media vs. print media

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sonali 9 Months ago

Without any doubt electronic media because we are in the ear of digital electronics AI clouding system.present always lead towards better future not drag behind.plus it has immense of pros over printing media.less time consuming,more output in short time with fraction of 10 to 20 second.reduces more labour work .most important it will increase education rate as more and more people will get used to of using electronic media.

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chandrakala 1 year ago

electronic media will give more in formation and up to time news than then print media,in print media they can give info only up to that night but in electronic media it will give each and every news updates ,as a result of this the electronic media just came out

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BHUDEO SINGH 2 years ago

t caused a lot of inconvenience to common people. People are forced to stand in long queues at ATMs and banks as there is very low limit of withdrawal each time.

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vikas bohre 2 years ago

i think the main intent of any media is to pass information to public. be it electronic or print media, the public needs to be aware of the news .
most of the people in daily lives start with print media & gradually, as the day passes by , switch to electronic media...

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Harkirat Singh 2 years ago

electronic media is more fast than print media...Because it gives time to time news coverage through internet

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KRISHNA KUMAR 2 years ago

1) i think that electtonic media is more important then print media because it use the social website such as facebook, whats app,twitter etc.
2) electronic media is faster than print media because with help of net server you can post any post idea at any time of social web site

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rohit 2 years ago

electronic media has revolutionalised our world .we can carray lots of useful information on to our electronic devices and read easily at any time and place

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Vidushi Juneja 3 years ago

Electronic media is beneficial because nowadays everyone is busy no one has a time to see news Or anything from print media like newspaper , letter etc.whereas electronic media is at summit like e-mail while travelling anyone can see message or some important information without wasting time so its better than any letter , and if we talk about news then we can see that through mobile having so many of news apps in mobile like india today etc.rather then any newspaper

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harsh gupta 3 years ago

electronic media is better in many respectives than print media. as electronic media needs electronic devices that are capable to make the connection between you and world. it allows all the information is in your hand in blink of a second it allows you take decision and work faster and it is reliable as well it cost less than print media and it also lack cubersome process of maintainig all the the information

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Mahendra 3 years ago

economic is only way to develop our country

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a.surya 3 years ago

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Manveer Chhabra 3 years ago

i think e-media is more useful than print media as it is fast and reliable also. E-mail is very effective and fast way of communication as compared to letters. E-media is also less expensive than print media.

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Saurabh Singh 3 years ago

I think Electronic media will be more effective. With the change in technology we have to cope up with it and i think Electronic media is one which can be accessed by each and everyone. As we all have smartphones it is very easy to access all the information. We can filter the information we want and as well as we get regular updates of cricket, stock etc. Print Media takes time to print, use papers to print which are major drawback. So i think Electronic media win over Print media in every prospective.

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Aswathi P K 3 years ago

Now a days people need fastness . Nobody having much Time to spend for gathering information. So in this condition Electronic media helping us more efficiently. electronic media can be forwarded either automatically like sports scores, weather alerts, stock market alerts, amber alerts etc. or manually friends see something of interest and they send it to you. Printing media forwarding takes more time.But can be stored in photo albums better. Both media is having its own pluses. But I support Electronic media as well as printed.

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karnika 3 years ago

Hello everyone! Here we are to discuss over Electronic media Vs Print media. Well both the medias has their own importance but I think electronic media is better than print media. The reason is, electronic media is much faster than print media. Electronic media keeps us constantly connected with the news updates through our electronic devices like PCs and Mobile Phones. It brings us current news within a very few time and also we can access it whenever and whatever we want without any botherance and at the very cheap cost.

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gopi 3 years ago

electronic media is very useful in now a days because every one busy with there works in office so they are taking sleep lately there is no time to reed paper at morning times

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SURESH STANAM 3 years ago

1.electronic media is more advanced then print media
2.If we compare both medias the bottom line we observed is only one thing that is "news express"
3.Print media is good in rural area like

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AMIT KUMAR PRIYADARSHI 3 years ago

in todays world electronic media is great need of a person.

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POTTRI SRJANA 3 years ago

Both are effetively working where as the electronic media is useful we can instantly get the information from emedia and print media has detailed discussion about the news

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hemant 3 years ago

E-media is effective but still we need the print media in every areas for any type of satisfaction.As no one can edit this as E-media is easy to edit now a days.

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Sumit kumar 3 years ago

E-media is so effective as campare to print media

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purva 4 years ago

electronic media is a very powerful medium to express news even in the remote areas effectively..Even beggers have radios. India is having large number of youngsters which are in touch of electronic devices all the time . so, either rich or poor everybody can access it and have large repercussion.

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Vedant Khandelwal 4 years ago

electronics media is far more better than the print media as customer can not only view the picture of the product but also can see the working of it. this all isnt possible in print media.

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SAMOBIR MONDAL 4 years ago

ELECTRONIC MEDIA IS MORE POWERFUL THAN PRINT MEDIA FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF ITS AVAILABILITY,WHETHER ITS PRINT MEDIA OR ELECTRONIC MEDIA THE BOTTOM LINE OF BOTH THE TWO WAYS ARE SAMRE,THAT IS TO EXPRESS THE NEWS...BUT THE QUESTION IS HOW DOES IT OVERTAKES PRINT MEDIA THEN?THE ANSWER LIES IN THE FACT THAT ANEWS IS DISCUSSED AND ANALYSED BY VARIOUS TOP JOURNALISTS WHO MAKE IT EASY FOR THE USERS TO UNDERSTAND THE NEWS

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