Charting the Successes of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 in India’s Governance Landscape

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The Prevention of Corruption Act (PCA) 1988 was introduced to tackle corruption in India, which was hindering the country's development. The Act has been instrumental in reshaping the socio-political environment, covering a wide range of public servants, imposing stiff penalties, and enabling swift action. Its successes include restoring public faith, garnering international recognition, and institutional overhaul. While the Act is not without critics, its adaptability and India's commitment to refining its legislative tools ensure the ongoing fight against corruption remains dynamic and responsive. The PCA remains a beacon of hope in India's pursuit of transparency, integrity, and good governance.