"Merely shouting from the housetops that everybody is corrupt creates an atmosphere of corruption. People feel they are in a climate of corruption and they get corrupted themselves," remarked Jawaharlal Nehru, shortly after India's Independence and these words seem apt even today.
The following measures can be taken or, more so, should be taken to reduce corruption:
On the other hand, the definition of corruption also needs to be explained, specifically that of the not so obvious corruption in nature. Corruption has now become a part of our daily lives on minor as well as substantial ways. The not-so-obvious categories would be- inferior/less amount of material used for road contraction where one inch of tar is used as against the supposed four inches. As a result, the road disintegrates after one monsoon. There are a plethora of such subtle ways which the common public isn't aware of even in the empowered age of RTI.
The awareness of the concept of corruption and how it prevails in the least expected place in a subtle way is more important than cognizance of the theory.