Do you agree that privatisation a better option...

Hello Kiran ji, privatisation is not option it curb corruption. In higher education private institutes are more much than government institution. More over these institutions are owned by some political leaders or other persons who have good connections in government. More over these insitutions are means of earning.It is only possible with corruption. You are right that with privatisation efficiency will be increase but with it corruption also increase.

Privatisation is supposed to make the companies involved be more productive and more streamlined. It is supposed to increase the efficiency of the organizations involved and as such it is supposed to deliver an excellent service to the consumer. However, many times it comes with a huge cost to the consumer in that a lot of jobs are lost in the effort to improve efficiency. If it is not done properly it could also lead to monopoly thereby eliminating competitions and the results would end up always being bad for the consumer. I think government intervention is required in many cases and that privatisation should be done under close government scrutiny so as not to lead to companies becoming to strong and too powerful.

Hi kiran' with the growing of individualistic attitude privatization is getting popular. We are forgetting collectivism. Without collective effort total achievement is not possible. I think individualistic attitude is responsible for corruption. So long we can not realize "all for each and each for all" society will not progress and corruption can not be wiped out.

In my view, privatisation could promote the competition, which usually leads to higher efficiency. In my country, those industries which are made up of many private enterprises could provide consumers with high-quality and relatively low-price products. They also solve the problem of employment to a large extent. Those industries which are dominated by several gigantic state-owned enterprises could not satisfied the need of society. Their attitude towards consumers are often disappointing.

Rather than privatisation been an option, privatisation is a way out to get things done. Corruption will be there whether it is privatisation or whether it is Government, but then in order to crub corruption it is important to have transperancy as far as presentation of facts is concerned, followed by clarity of thoughts, instead of trying to confuse people by introducing complicated methods of work. Also there should be punctuality on both fronts that is the individual, who is going towards an organization as well as the organization. But privatisation is not the solution or answer that it will crub corruption.

Yes I agree. In today's world there is corruption in every government department. Here in South Africa there have been talks of nationalisation of various industries and it's got many people VERY worried, including foreign investors. There is so much corruption already in the parastatal(semi-government owned)companies so I can just imagine what it will be like if nationalistaion comes into play. Ideally it would we great if we can have a balance between nationalisation and privatisation. Obviously corruption does occur even in prvate sectors but yes, it will be more efficient and more productive.

Yes I like private job than Govt. job and it is better option because at least in private job proper work and hard work but in Govt. job only demanding money money and money for every work...

i don't think privatisation works either. i think it just brings a slightly different form of corruption. in the UK our last government privatised a lot of services, and there are quite a few examples where the result has cost more than if they hadn't, the purchase of christmas trees for government departments is a perfect example, and pfi, which is a disaster. i'm not an expert on this, but it causes a lot of problems. my view is that a government should provide services that are essential to the social and economic infrastructure of a country, without privatisation. inefficiences do seem to creep into the public sector, but good management should sort those problems out, whereas privitisation brings a whole load of new problems. if you need further evidence you can come to the UK and try out our trains, the service is appalling and prices are too high, since they got privatised!