FORMATION OF AAM JANATA PARTY FOR REDUCING CORRUPTION

Rashmi Dubey
1214AMS019

Introduction:Corruption can be a somewhat elastic concept, whether its an American homeowner slipping the cable guy $20 for free HBO or a Chinese police chief setting up his twin-sister mistresses in a free apartment. In Afghanistan, corruption certainly means the disappearance of $900 million from a bank that has been likened to a Ponzi scheme. In Zimbabwe, it could mean hospital nurses charging pregnant women $5 every time they scream in pain, as a kind of false-alarm fee. Cultural norms can make it difficult to determine which countries have the most honest or most corrupt public sectors, although the annual Corruption Perceptions Index from Transparency International makes for compelling (and sometimes disturbing) reading. The rankings are widely accepted and often referenced by scholars, journalists, business executives and government officials.

Objectives of the study:a) To explore whether emergence of aam janata party will help in reducing corruption in India. b) Is there agenda practical. c) Will aam janata party coming in power help in strengthen the lokpal bill

Research Methodology:1) This is an fundamental research done with the sample available. 2) To get into the problem new paper and magazines are used 3) From their following points were framed. I. Aam Janata Party is worth to be elected as ruling Party II. Aam Janata parties agenda of reducing corruption is practical. III. Making a Lokpal Bill an act is a right decision of Aam Janata Party. IV. Aam Janata party coming in power will help in making the stronger Lokpal Bill V. Lokpal Bill as an act will serve the Purpose 4) 75% student of 1st year MMS was surveyed with likert scale 5) Mean, Standard Deviation, Standard error and range were calculated. 6) Finally the report was written.

Discussion and Data Analysis:Table and below difix Mean, Standard Deviation, Standard Error and range for each question. Standard Error 0.1044491 0.1142798 0.10966 0.1057423 0.1001662

Mean Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 0.3544304 0.443038 0.5949367 0.3417722 0.3797468

Standard Deviation 0.9342208 1.02215 0.9808289 0.9457879 0.8959138

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18.765127 -18.765127 17.150881 -17.150881 -17.873426 17.873426 -18.535628 18.535628 19.567478 -19.567478

For calculating the range confidence level of 95% and significance level of 05% is taken It is known the 5% significance level table value for Z is 1.96 used in calcul;ating range. any value lies between the range mean everything is neutral . in this case we accept the null hypothesis. In case of any value above higher level says people are agree with the statement. In case of value below lower level says people disagree with the statement. Question no. 1,2,3,4 & 5 mean are 0.3544304, 0.443038, 0.5949367, 0.3417722 & 0.3797468 which lies with in the ranges that are 18.765127 and -18.765127, 17.150881 & 17.1508 81, 17.873426 & -17.873426 , 18.535628 & -18.535628 & 19.567478 & -19.567478 this means students are neutral about Aam Janata party getting elected as ruling party as well as in other questions also. This data c;learly indicate that students of AMSIMR are neutral in all the aspects of Aam Janata Party.

Conclusion:In this research it is shown that students of management institute Aruna Mnaharlal Shah Institute Of Management are neutal about every aspect of Aam Janata Party. This lead to acceptance of H0: That every thing is neutral. The other two Hypotheses H1&H2 that is students agree or disagree in any aspect are rejected.