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The Committee on Prevention of Corruption (Santhanam Committee) made a range of recommendations to fight the menace of corruption. It recommended the constitution of the Central Vigilance Commission and administrative vigilance divisions in all Departments and major organizations of the Government. The Committee suggested rules to be framed for ...
Feb 29, 2020 · Report of the Committee on Prevention of Corruption Bookreader Item Preview ... K. Santhanam, Chairman.; Santosh Kumar Basu, Members.; Tika Ram Paliwal, Members.
1964 Santhanam Committee. Its major recommendations were as follows: Amendment of Article 311 of the Constitution so that the judicial process in corruption cases could be simplified and expedited. In 1976, this article was amended. Amendment of the Defense of India Bill, 1962. An Independent Vigilance Commission should be set up.
The Santhanam Committee Report (1964) identified four major causes of corruption, namely- • Government taking upon itself more than what it could manage by way of regulatory functions, • scope for personal discretion in the exercise of powers vested in different categories of Govt. servants and
Committee on Prevention of Corruption- Report- India- 1964. Issue Date: 1964. Publisher: Government of India. Source: Central Secretariat Library. Type: Report Government Publication. Received From: Central Secretariat Library. Dublin Core View. Parts of PDF & Flipbook. DC Field.
May 19, 2021 · The Santhanam Committee made many recommendations. One of these recommendations was to constitute a body which could act independently and without pressure from the government. It was envisaged to guide the government in matters of prevention of corrupt practices on the part of public servants and help in evolving common standards in dealing with such corruption cases.
Santhanam Committee Report. View. 26/10/16. Study of Existing Patterns of Prolonged Disciplinary Proceedings and Suggestions for Remedial Action. View. 28/07/15.
