Indians Fight Corruption With Zero-Rupee Notes
It looks like a 50-rupee note, but it’s more like a slap in the face to corrupt officials. Read More.
Popular Action Against Corruption
In India, the 5th Pillar movement uses a variety of tactics to counter demands for bribes, including producing a zero-rupee note, a pseudo-currency that can be offered whenever a bribe is solicited. The zero-rupee note signals the existence of an anti-bribery network as well as providing information about 5th Pillar. Read More.
How a Professor Started a Campaign to Fight Everyday Corruption in India
An expatriate Indian physics professor, when traveling back home to India, found himself harassed by endless extortion demands. As a way to fight corruption by shaming the officials who ask for bribes, the professor created a fake currency bill: the zero-rupee note. Read More.
Vijay Anand Speaks at United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
How a Zero Rupee Note Can Help You Fight Corruption and Bribery in India!
It empowers common citizens with the knowledge that they are not alone in this fight, and also gives them a very strong weapon to say no to corrupt practices. Read More.
How a Non-profit in India is Fighting Corruption with Fake Money
“The most important piece of advice we give to anyone that comes to us is to not act violently or be rude or raise your voice at an official,” she says, adding that you have to stay firm about what you want and not leave until you accomplish your task.