.MUKESH AMBANI does business on an absurdly large scale, from his $1.5 billion house in Mumbai to the biggest oil refinery on earth. But with his country torn between wealth and poverty, has India������s richest man gone too far? What does he think of himself giving a plane as gift to his wife at the cost of tax payer? He has an ego bigger than Marcos and Suharto India is a land where corruption is a way of life. This paper will elucidate why it is important in India to be corrupted and support corruption, if you want to become rich and successful. This paper will discuss how corruption helps in an individual������s growth and acts as a deterrent for a community or a nation������s growth. Let us see first how the Indian system works. From getting a gas connection to a business assignments, you need to bribe for everything. You need to have contacts in order to get your son admitted to a good school. You need to have money to bribe your way to get your passport verification done on time and not wait for six to eight months. You need to bribe to expedite the process of your approval for loan. In short, you need to bribe your way through the system to make it through your daily chores. With the increasing competition in the corporate world, the competitors try to gain unfair advantage over their competitors. Dhirubhai Ambani was smart at the technique of making politicians and bureaucrats happy by bribing them, which lead to his continuous progress. Successful businessmen need to pay massive amounts to politicians and bureaucrats to change the policies in their favor. Dhirubhai was not the only practitioner of this tactic. The government ensures that most of the things are under public sector so that the ministers can interfere in the working and take as much bribe as possible.

.I said before both Ambani brothers are first class crooks