India ranks 76 in a list of 168 countries on corruption in the public sector by watchdog Transparency International, in its annual global review of corruption which is based on experts views' of graft among state employees.That's nine points up from the 2014 list, where it scored 85.

Transparency International, a global charity with over 100 national chapters, ranked 168 countries corruption in the public sector on a scale of 0 to 100, with lower scores reflecting levels of corruption and higher scores being seen as very clean. 

Denmark retained the title for having the most honest public sector in the world for a second year, with a score of 91, down from 92 last year.

Here's the report.