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 Corruption in India  T he term “corruption” is commonly used in everyday language, so most of us are familiar with it. What is the definition of corruption? In our minds, various images emerge. “Corruption is just another type of tyranny,” said Joe Bidden, America’s 47th Vice President. According to the statement, corruption is on par with cruel and tyrannical government rule. Corruption, on the other hand, is a struggle that a common man or woman encounters every day in order to maintain his or her fundamental rights and other benefits as human beings granted by the Constitution. Corruption in public life is a means of obtaining personal benefit through illicit means and the abuse of public office and property. Private-sector corruption is all about making unjust profits by exploiting employees and consumers while skirting government regulations. Corruption exists in every sector and at every level of government in the country, large or little. People in the public and priva...
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ANIMAL WELFARE

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  EXPLOITATION OF MULES BY PILGRIMS  In India , in the name of pilgrimage , thousands of mules die at a very early age as they are somehow tortured by in the name of recreation and pilgirmage in many parts of our country. Compared to than any other country , India stands in the top list in the case of exploiting these animals in the name of "bhakti" and "samaj seva", which is ignored by our government and no steps are effectively taken to stop such practices . For centuries, non-human animals have been used as means of transportation; donkeys have been used as early as 3500 BC. However, even now, in the 21st century, animals are still being used for transportation. Known as pack animals; the movement of people and goods, even sometimes called ‘beasts of burden’ but little do people know the abusive regimen and conditions these animals go through.  Animals such as donkeys, mules, and horses are constantly used for carrying heavy loads such as construction material, l...
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