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Semen Ny ieee ty og Oy ty Ce Oe TI ag el agg ey Ey, 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 18, 1964 25 India Wages War On Wide Corruption NEW DELHI (Reuters)--The government has launched a ma- jor drive against extensive cor- ruption described? by Prime Minister Nehru as "the fore- most administrative problem" in India today. Home Minister Gulzarilal j |Nanda spearheaded the drive with a pledge he will consider himself unfit for public life if he cannot end corruption in two years. 4| A central vigilance commis- sion will work with the govern ment's special police establish- ment to root out dishonesty among civil servants, {| Official figures showed more than 44,000 government employ+ ees were punished for corrup- tion, bribery or misappropri- ation in the 5 1-2 years up to 1962. 4| Mines Minister K. D. 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