India committed to zero tolerance against graft

India is committed to the policy of zero tolerance against corruption and unaccounted money as he addressed the first-ever ministerial meeting of G-20 anti-corruption working group.

Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2020

Key-Points

In June 2010 at the Toronto Summit, the G20 Anti-Corruption Working Group’s (ACWG) was set up.

Its primary goal is to prepare “comprehensive recommendations for consideration by leaders on how the G20 could continue to make practical and valuable contributions to international efforts to combat corruption”.

The ACWG has led the G20 anti-corruption efforts coordinating the collective and national actions taken by its members.

The ACWG actively works with the World Bank Group, the OECD, the UNODC, the IMF, the FATF, as well as with the Business 20 (B20) and the Civil Society 20 (C20).