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Law and Order India's enduring legal institutions, which are deep-rooted in the principles of democracy and justice, ensure a transparent, predictable and secure environment for business and foreign investment. One might tend to think that India has rampant Crime and Corruption problems, but facts speak a little differently. Corruption Corruption in India might still be rampant and people (mostly those in government) and embarrassing stinks like the Volker scandal, continue to be on the take. But to everybody’s surprise, Corruption Perception Index, a survey released by Transparency International, an anti-corruption watchdog, said corruption has decreased marginally in India and it has ranked the country 88th among 159 nations. The survey is not just limited to the monetary value of petty corruption. It also includes public services and states.
Corrupt Countries of the World (19 October 2005)
Crime At least 8 million people are being held in prisons and jails around the world, more than half of them in the United States, China and Russia.
Worldwide
Prison Statistics (May 2001):
Note - Fortune magazine and US Department of Justice peg US incarceration rate at 481 per 100,000 residents In absolute numbers too, USA, China and Russia each have atleast six times more prisoners than India.
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