Nobody tries to understand why this corruption takes place. Even though the newspapers are always full about the corrupts in the society, unless we understand why there is corruption, you will not be able to build a movement against it. Pile them up. A forest can disappear in this jungle. A river can go missing.
Nature is the biggest property of the state.
By killing elephants, by killing rhinos, by killing tigers, by felling a large number of trees and smuggling them across borders and to other places. You can equally make money by activities, which are actually aimed to manage the environment. In a society, where corruption becomes a common thing, wherever there is a lot of construction to be done, in other words, where there is hardware to be bought or made, there will always be a lot of corruption. This is the river Kosi. It flows from Nepal into Bihar in eastern India, making floods happen.