Corruption has adverse effects on the economy and society of our country. Choose some of the steps taken to curb corruption.

Establishment of Central Anti-bribery Bureau

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Formulated the Anti Corruption Act

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Enacted the Right against Corruption Act in 2005

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Passed the Black Money Act

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The correct options are
A Establishment of Central Anti-bribery Bureau
B Formulated the Anti Corruption Act
D Passed the Black Money Act
There are many steps taken to curb corruption in India. The Central Anti-bribery Bureau was established in 1964. The bureau investigates the allegations against the government officials who are involved in corruption. The Parliament of India formulated the Anti Corruption Act in 1988. The law was enacted to prevent corruption by the public servants. In 2005, the central government passed the Black Money Act in which corruption is regarded as a crime. Under the Citizens Charter and Right to Information act, the public servants are made liable to complete their work in time and make the administration transparent.

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