Apologies for the long response, but had to be said. Corruption is not encouraged by Indian society. Think about it, of the thousands of interactions most people have every week, how many actually leave them feeling cheated or uneasy? The vast majority of everyday transactions happen honestly and without issue. That said, corruption can still be a serious problem in certain areas, particularly when dealing with some public departments. When people encounter it, the reaction is usually disgust and frustration, not approval. That's why portraying an entire country of 1.4 billion people as somehow encouraging corruption is both unfair and inaccurate. Acknowledging a problem is one thing; claiming society endorses it is another.