Islamabad: Interior Minister Rehman Malik has threatened to "expose" corruption watchdog Transparency International Pakistan (TIP) for allegedly working against the interests of the country. Malik claimed he would reveal the "real truth" behind organisations like TIP while speaking during question hour in the National Assembly or Lower House of Parliament on Thursday. He was responding to questions about the TIP's national corruption perception survey that was released on Wednesday. TIP...
03:15 PM, Dec 30, 2011
New Delhi: Fifty-four per cent of Indians who dealt with the police ended up paying a bribe in the past 12 months, according to a new survey of the six South Asian countries published on Tuesday by anti-corruption organisation Transparency International. The survey found that more than one in three people who deal with public services said they pay bribes. South Asians regularly have to pay bribes when dealing with...
07:48 PM, Dec 27, 2011
New Delhi: The latest Transparency International corruption index is out and predictably India has slipped lower on the list. India is now ranked 95th on the list - worse than China, but better than Pakistan that's ranked way below at 134th. India is perceived to be more corrupt than China which is ranked 75th on the list, but is better off than Pakistan, that is listed at the 134th position....
09:57 AM, Dec 01, 2011
New Delhi: Another fallout of the Commonwealth Games corruption scam - India is now perceived as a more a corrupt country worldwide. The country has slipped three points from 84 last year to 87 in the world corruption rankings. This is from the latest list released by global watchdog Transparency International. The report says 'perceptions about corruption in India have increased in the wake of the scam-tainted Commonwealth Games.' Denmark...
10:55 PM, Oct 26, 2010
Islamabad: Pakistan seems to be racing to become one of the most corrupt countries in the world, a media report said on Sunday. Pakistan surpassed several corrupt nations in a global watchlist last year. A report on corruption in Pakistan is to be released by Transparency International on Tuesday. Sources in the World Bank and Asian Development Bank, which help prepare the Transparency International report, told The News that there...
10:12 AM, Oct 25, 2010
India's position was 72nd in 2007, but fell to 85th last year. ...
10:27 PM, Nov 18, 2009
A survey was conducted on 180 countries across the world. ...
01:06 PM, Nov 18, 2009
The country continues to be perceived as a highly corrupt nation. ...
04:13 PM, Nov 17, 2009
The survey was conducted on 2,742 business executives around the world. ...
03:41 AM, Sep 24, 2009
Companies from emerging markets more likely to pay bribes. ...
03:39 PM, Dec 10, 2008
Indians living below the poverty line paid Rs 9,000 million as bribes. ...
07:40 AM, Sep 25, 2008
India slips 13 places to 85th on the international corruption index. ...
12:40 AM, Sep 24, 2008
TII tells you where your state stands on the national corruption index. ...
03:30 PM, Sep 01, 2008
India has marginally improved its position in the corruption index. ...
07:44 PM, Sep 26, 2007
J&K govt has launched anti-corruption campaign against corrupt officials and this time they mean business. ...
12:57 PM, Jan 23, 2007
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