Corruption-Biggest threat for Vikshit Bharat

India’s growth is slowed down by corruption and judicial delay. As per the World Bank, corruption impacts GDP between 1-2 %. Inordinate judicial delay encourages corruption. However looking at the best practices by countries, tackling corruption is not insurmountable. Lessons from Singapore, Hong Kong, Estonia and others show that decisive action, technology adoption, and institutional independence can bring rapid results.

For India, the path forward lies in digital governance, judicial modernization, independent oversight, and public engagement. A justice system that is transparent, timely, and corruption-free will not only restore citizens’ faith in the rule of law but also unlock the country’s vast economic potential.