1) Making the people more literate. A literate person is more intolerant to corruption, and will be better prepared to fight corruption than an illiterate person. Ofcourse there are exceptionstothis rule, but this has been the general trend.
2) Increased computerisation of the land records,government offices, judiciary, govt hospitals, police stations,electricity and tax departments etc.This will make it difficult for the people working in them to manipulate records in those places.
3)Reduce population. Huge density of population will make it difficult to monitor people using govt schemes at every level, and to keep track record of criminals etc. Population will also make it difficult for the govt to provide education and health care facilities,jobs etc to the poor. And this gives rise to demand for jobs, and the job providers are exploiting this demand of jobs, by making job applicants pay huge money as bribe. eg:police department.
4)The literate and educated people in our country should fight more against corruption in means possible to them. Cos the poor and illiterate wont be able to that as much or as good as us.
5)Since most of us have been seeing corruption since childhood we have becomne used to its presence, and more tolerant to some extent. We should get out of it.
6)The media should become more proactive, because as of now it isthe loudest voice ofthe people.
