Train no 18425 departure time was 21:30 but it has not started yet from originating station. Kindly update the correct departure time to avoid inconvenience @DRMKhurdaRoad@indianrailway__@EastCoastRail
To all CGMs, GMs, DGMs and executives in PSBs ;
Authority is rented, not owned. The system gives it for a while, and then quietly takes it back.
In that limited time, you can either create a culture of respect or a trail of pressure, fear and silent resentment.
Files will stop coming to your table one day. Designations will fade. But the way you treated your teams will never be forgotten.
Choose leadership over control. Choose fairness over force.
#PSB #BankersVoice #LeadershipInBanking #RespectWorkforce #BankingTruth
@NIKHILLJHA Bhai which policy to take I am 33 wife 30 and Mother father 62 respectively I have a company policy but I want to take a fresh one I am ok with seperate policy for mother and father and another for me and wife kindly guide which one to Go for
Govt has made sale of E20 petrol mandatory from Apr 1. Here's a quick reminder about relevant things:
1. It was originally mandated to be rolled out by 2030, and it was logical because by then most of the existing vehicles would have been replaced by E20-compliant vehicles. But the govt rolled it out five years earlier, thinking of it as some achievement, like eradication of polio, that you do it sooner, the better.
2. Most of the vehicles in India currently are E20 non-compliant. Running them with E20 surely damages the parts. If non-E20-compliant vehicles can be run on E20 fuel, what's the point of E20-compliant vehicles then? The damage, however, is mostly slow and will show impact in the coming years.
3. But why does data from other countries show no damage to cars running on E20? Because they first replaced the existing vehicles with compliant vehicles and then introduced E20. And even then, they kept the option of E0, E5, and E10 available for a minuscule population who didn't have E20-compliant cars. India is the only country that introduced E20 without first phasing out non-compliant cars. It’s like rolling out 6G without introducing 6G handsets in the market, while simultaneously withdrawing 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G.
4. But my car is E20-compliant. Why should I worry? Lol! Because it doesn't end with E20. The goal is to move to E27, E30, and further ahead over time. So your today-purchased E20 car, in all likelihood, won't have compliant fuel in the coming years.
5. But it's good for the country. Yes, it is, but it was still good for the country if it was rolled out properly. As per the original plan, by 2030. They are rolling it out without phasing out the non-compliant vehicles, who are in the majority. So eventually people will pay the price of this haphazard policy decision.
6. I'm not a deep state agent.
Haryana government has directed it's department and boards and corporation to part deposit only with public sector banks and have depaneled IDFC first bank and AU finance bank after a big fraud in IDFC first bank .
Imagine tomorrow there is no public sector banks as present central government government intends then where these governments will park their surplus funds .
Point to ponder privatisation of PSB will be disastrous for everybody .
- Bankers on Strike Today
- Demanding all Saturdays Off
- Currently only 2nd & 4th Off
- 40 mints will be extended daily
- No Loss of actual Working Hours
- One Day Salary will be deducted
- RBI, DFS, LIC, Ministry, IRDAI, other key offcies have 5 Days week already
#5DaysBanking
The commitment for a 5-day workweek in banking has been pending for far too long.
This is about dignity, health, and sustainable performance.
Honour it. Notify it. Implement it.
#BankersDemand5DayWeek
Bankers are on Strike tomorrow i.e. 27th Jan.
Strike means our salary will be deducted for that day. We will be on roads for our decade long demand of #5DaysBanking which was promised to us but not implemented till now.
#BankersOnStrike
One good thing about this round of agitation for 5 days banking is that there is total unity and unanimity among all 9 constituents of UFBU .even 2 constituent which are politically and ideologically aligned with the ruling party at the centre is firmly in agitation mode for this all important issue for bankers .
Hope and wish this unanimity continue till we achieve all saturday off for bankers like other financial sectors employees and government employees.
27 jan ko strike hai .
Bank employees are the backbone of India’s financial system, powering inclusion, safeguarding stability, and enabling growth.
Yet, they’re still denied a humane work–life balance.
A 5-day work week in the banking industry isn’t a “perk”, it’s a long-overdue necessity. The commitment has been made. Now it must be honoured.
Act now. Implement a 5-day week for bankers too, without delay.
#BankersDemand5DayWeek
A reformed banking workweek means:
✔ Higher productivity
✔ Better customer service
✔ Reduced burnout
✔ Stronger governance
Bankers point out that other key financial and government bodies — including the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), SEBI,NABARD, LIC, GIC, stock exchanges, and central/state offices — already operate on a Monday–Friday schedule.
#Approve5DayBankingNow
Today is one of the most important days in our fight for 5 days of banking week which is our right .
All that is required today is that UFBU leadership to hold our ground strongly as we did yesterday.
We must go ahead with our 27 january strike unless we have on table a date of implementation of all saturday off from the competent authority from the government of India.
And obviously it was a difficult night for me to sleep for my quota of 6- 7 hours of sleep every night because this 5 days banking week is a mission for trade union activists like me.
I would like to see it as a reality in the next 100 days max and ready to do anything for this noble cause to reduce the stress level of lakhs of our working bankers comrades .
5-day working in Banking Sector is not a “luxury demand” But It is about:
✔ Mental health
✔ Family life
✔ Reduced burnout
✔ Better compliance
#5DaysBankingNow
India is 100% digital… but bankers are still working on a 1995 timetable.
UPI runs 24×7. ATMs work 365 days.
Digital payments never sleep —
only bankers are expected to.
🔹 90% routine banking is mobile & UPI, yet humans follow a 6-day “legacy protocol.”
🔹 Cash counters dropped by 60–70%, but pressure didn’t get the memo.
🔹 Technology upgraded instantly; human recharge time is still “under review.”
🔹 A 6-day week fuels burnout and fatigue — clearly not the smartest digital upgrade.
🔹 5-Day Banking saves thousands of crores, but rest is still treated as a premium feature.
The irony is that India built a lightning-fast digital economy but forgot to update the humans running it.
The simple truth is bankers are asking for 5-Day Banking not for comfort, but because humans — unlike machines — need a restart.
#5DayBankingNow
When the world is moving to a 4-day week, and banking is already 24x7 in the digital era, bankers asking for a 5-day week isn’t a luxury. It’s justice.
IBA has agreed. The understanding is signed.
Now the Government must honour its commitment – no more excuses, no more delays.
Respect the Settlement. Deliver it.
We demand #5DayBankingNow
A friend’s Ferrari was filled with E20 petrol, and just a few days later it refused to start.
The technicians say the damage is due to the E20 fuel. Now tell me, will Gadkari take responsibility for this?
After spending crores on the car, paying road tax, vehicle GST tax, and fuel tax, this is what he gets in return after payiyng the triple amount of car In India
The truth is, supercars and high-end vehicles are the ones most affected by this fuel blend yet no one dares to talk about it! Reason is Phase separation: Ethanol absorbs moisture from the air If the car sits for a few days, water can separate out in the tank, leading to poor combustion or no start. @nitin_gadkari
When you travel on a bike or scooter, you’re like a calf in the jungle, any time, the powerful can overpower you. You are the most vulnerable out there.
Travelling by car is not a luxury, but a necessity in an overcrowded nation like India. It gives you an extra layer of protection, almost like wearing a bulletproof jacket.
Please understand, there is no other way. Prayers for the departed soul.