Corruption fosters cultures in which bribery or personal connections are valued more highly than merit in governments, corporations, and other institutions. Fundamentally, corruption undermines the principles of justice, accountability, and honesty that are essential to any healthy system, harming society as a whole. Objective: The study has tried to investigate the impacts of corruption in India and its counteracts. Methodology: This design is descriptive and it has made use of both qualitative and quantitative methods. Text, content, and descriptive analysis are used based on the sources of secondary data. Results and Discussions: India has always struggled with corruption, which has had a big impact on the country's politics, economics, and society. How to harm the all sectors are discussed in details. At the federal level, the Indian governments have attempted to fight against corruptions. A few initiatives to combat the corruptions are discussed. Conclusion: Corruption undermines public confidence, impedes economic expansion, and jeopardizes a country's foundations. To reduce corruption and promote honesty via religious rituals, a holistic approach is required that includes personal development, collective support, and a deep understanding of the moral ideals included in religious teachings.

This article examines the export performance of Vietnam's garment manufacturing enterprises within the global textile and apparel market. The study uses a multifaceted framework to examine how trade rules, market conditions, and international rivalry affect export success as well as internal aspects including business skills, resources, and management practices. The research identifies critical success factors for sustainable growth in this sector and provides strategic recommendations for Vietnamese garment manufacturers seeking to improve their competitive positioning in international markets. According to the findings, Vietnam has become a major global exporter of textiles, but in order to sustain growth in a world that is becoming more competitive, there are still important issues with value chain integration, technological adaptation, and sustainability requirements that need to be resolved.

The article highlights the importance of managing State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) and their impact on macro- and microeconomic management. It uses the example of the telecommunication industry in Zambia and compares Zamtel, an SOE, to Mobile Telephone Network (MTN) in terms of corporate governance structure and appointment of key positions. The research aims to help policymakers, and the government implement corporate governance that addresses the expectations of shareholders of SOEs as citizens. The literature review shows a lack of information on SOEs in Zambia, including Zamtel, and emphasizes the need for prioritization in academic research and policy development to improve the governance and performance of SOEs for economic development and social welfare in developing countries. However, the Board's independence in Zamtel is challenged by political influence, with the Republican president serving as the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) Chairperson. To ensure best practices of corporate governance in Zamtel and other SOEs, the legal framework of SOEs needs to be harmonized with the Companies Act on matters such as the need to produce audited annual financial statements.

The provision of financial services adhering to banking principles as mandated by Indonesian law is central to the operations of PT BPR Aruna Nirmaladuta. To enhance customer convenience, the institution offers pick-up services and standing instructions for fund transfers via WhatsApp. However, challenges such as data security vulnerabilities, potential fraud by marketing staff, and transaction processing delays have been identified. Addressing these concerns necessitates the development of a mobile-based standing instruction (SI) application. This application aims to enhance data security through OTP codes, minimize fraud risks, and streamline transaction processes. The system design employs Unified Modeling Language (UML) within a DevOps methodology. System testing utilized black box techniques, resulting in all functional requirements being successfully met. The application was verified to handle input validation, transaction processing, and error management effectively, ensuring that all processes functioned as intended without critical failures. Consequently, this system is anticipated to facilitate transaction processes for PT BPR Aruna Nirmaladuta, ensuring improved security and ease for customers.

Institutional communication in Italian public schools is a crucial element for promoting transparency, democratic participation, and trust between institutions and citizens. This article analyzes the importance of a strategic approach to communication, highlighting how Law 150 of 2000 has influenced communication practices in public administrations. The role of internal and external communication in schools is discussed, with particular attention to the use of digital tools and the need for clear and correct language. Finally, the adoption of a communication plan is proposed as a fundamental tool to align communication activities with educational objectives and to improve community engagement.