Manifestation of Corruption in India:

(i) In our country corruption exists in every sphere of life. The practice of nepotism, favouritism, dowry, dishonesty, immorality and foeticide are examples of social corruption. 

(ii) Payment of illegal gratification for getting work done in offices is the most common form of corruption. Making money from misuse of office and power to contest elections, utilising criminals to win education, looting polling booths, giving tickets to criminals, giving bribes to legislators to get the required number for making and unmaking a government, etc. are political forms of corruption. 

(iii) Taking bribes and commission for getting the fund sanctioned, looting public money with the trader, etc. are examples of bureaucratic and administrative forms of corruption.

(iv) Admission on donation, free degree, diploma and certificate, mass copying, leak of question papers, bribing examiners, supply of answer materials from outside and all kinds of cheating are examples of educational corruption. 

Corruption prevalent in development programmes is an example of development corruption.

(v) Smuggling, black marketing, hoarding. profiteering, food adulteration, production of duplicate items and spurious medicines are examples of commercial corruption. Corruption found in the judiciary, medical institutions and service commission reveals professional forms of corruption.

(vi) Raising funds in the name of building religious centres, religious discourses, performing yagna and worship, but spending otherwise, reveals a form of corruption.