Rightly said ma'am, we as a society should not judge a person by their intoxicated state. And as our people, we should not do this kind of behaviour in our public places too
Public transportation is for everyone.
If a woman is intoxicated and gets on a bus trusting that public transport will help her get home safely, her safety should be the priority—not publicly shaming her.
If she is genuinely too intoxicated to travel safely, the responsible response is to help her. The conductor could seek police assistance and ensure she gets a taxi or auto to reach home safely.
Instead, filming her in a vulnerable state and circulating the video without her consent only humiliates her publicly. God knows what she is going through in her life.
Drinking alcohol is not, by itself, a justification for stripping someone of their dignity. Whether we approve of her condition or not is beside the point. A vulnerable passenger needs assistance, not a camera pointed at her.
Public transport should be a safe space for everyone—especially when someone is vulnerable.
Public transportation is for everyone.
If a woman is intoxicated and gets on a bus trusting that public transport will help her get home safely, her safety should be the priority—not publicly shaming her.
If she is genuinely too intoxicated to travel safely, the responsible response is to help her. The conductor could seek police assistance and ensure she gets a taxi or auto to reach home safely.
Instead, filming her in a vulnerable state and circulating the video without her consent only humiliates her publicly. God knows what she is going through in her life.
Drinking alcohol is not, by itself, a justification for stripping someone of their dignity. Whether we approve of her condition or not is beside the point. A vulnerable passenger needs assistance, not a camera pointed at her.
Public transport should be a safe space for everyone—especially when someone is vulnerable.
Liverpool FC can confirm Julian Ward has been appointed the club’s sporting director.
Ward, who most recently served as Fenway Sports Group’s technical director, takes up his new position with immediate effect.
March 2021, during the second wave of COVID, we enhanced a customer’s CC limit from ₹60 lakh to ₹1 crore. He needed to make an urgent payment of ₹25 lakh, otherwise he would have lost the deal.
After sanctioning the loan, we told the borrower to arrange the stamp paper so that we could disburse the enhanced portion.
The next day, his kid was hospitalised. He called me and said, “Sir, stamp paper arrange kara do, bohot bada loss ho jaayega.”
There was no one at the office, so I decided to go there myself.
Huge rush. I somehow bought the stamp paper, came back, and got the loan disbursed.
3–4 days later, I caught COVID.
I almost died. My body weight dropped by more than 15 kg. Since then, I have faced health issues that I had never experienced before.
Many of my colleagues weren’t as lucky. They lost their lives to COVID, serving the customers.
So when you say banking services are essential, you aren’t revealing some great secret to us.
We have served the nation when it mattered most, and we will continue to do so.
But when we demand something that has already been pending for over a decade, you preach gyaan to us?
We know what our responsibility is.
We just expect the same understanding of our demands.
🚨 Kylian Mbappé: “I was close to Liverpool. My mum was a big fan of Jurgen Klopp and the favourite destination for my mum was Liverpool. She wanted me to go there!”, told @TheAthleticFC.
“I didn’t listen because I wanted to play in my city, Paris. I didn’t want to leave my country before I was someone. But yes, my mum was always saying, ‘Liverpool — you’re going to be there, playing at Anfield, it’s going to be insane for you.’ I was like, ‘OK!’
“She went there (for) the first step of the negotiations. She went to the city, the stadium, she met the people. She was like, ‘It’s a wonderful club, everybody’s so kind, it’s a family club, a big club.’
"She went to Anfield and fell in love with it. She watched a few games alone, to feel the atmosphere, because she wanted to imagine me in this stadium.
“All the time we were talking. ‘What do you think, Mum?’ She’d say, ‘For me, you have to go to Liverpool. I said, ‘OK, OK, OK!’ because Jurgen Klopp was an amazing manager. I met him and had a wonderful relationship with him. I had big respect for him.”