The editor of The Times of India wrote a letter to the Prime Minister of India expressing his frustration with the rampant corruption plaguing the country, particularly in Maharashtra. He describes how nearly every prominent politician in the state is "rolling in money" obtained through corrupt means like increasing development regulations for personal gain. The editor also notes his own experience being forced to pay a 30% bribe when purchasing property. He implores the Prime Minister, whom he considers one of India's most intelligent people, to take bold action by exposing corrupt politicians, making the anti-corruption agency independent, and establishing rule of law. The editor says this is needed to provide an environment where honest work is possible and the nation can be