The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) is an independent statutory body in India, established to oversee and ensure integrity and transparency in the central government's operations. Initially set up by an executive resolution in 1964, the CVC was given statutory status by the Central Vigilance Commission Act of 2003.

Main Objectives

1.Investigate Corruption Complaints: The CVC investigates complaints of corruption within the central government and its organizations.

2.Advisory Role: It advises the government on corruption-related matters and vigilance practices.

3.Guidelines and Recommendations: The CVC provides guidelines and suggests improvements in systems to minimize corruption and enhance transparency.

4.Monitoring: It monitors the functioning of anti-corruption institutions and mechanisms under its jurisdiction.

5.Coordination: The CVC collaborates with national and international agencies to combat corruption effectively.