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funny media 📽️

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

A man walked into an SBI branch for a routine task…

But a notice on the wall caught his eye 👀

It claimed that taking photos or videos anywhere inside the

bank is prohibited under IPC Sections 441 & 449.

He posted it online — and the debate exploded 🔥

Some said it’s justified for security and customer privacy.

Others asked a bigger question:
Can a bank actually make it

“illegal” just by putting up a notice?

Do these IPC sections even apply to photography?

And what if someone is recording to expose misconduct

or unfair treatment?

👉 Can the bank still stop them?

Truth is — banks can set rules for safety and privacy.

But using IPC sections like this feels more like a warning than a solid legal ground.

So what do you think?

Is this rule valid… or just a way

to scare people from recording? 🤔

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

Recently, I withdrew ₹7,000 from a State Bank of India ATM,

and later realized that 4 notes of ₹500 were damaged.

Unfortunately, neither shopkeepers accepted them

nor could I deposit them in a machine.

This meant a loss of ₹2,000—at least initially.

I went to the bank branch, but the staff refused to exchange

the notes, saying they weren’t issued from their branch.

The branch manager wasn’t available, and even my written

complaint wasn’t accepted at first.

I spent nearly 2–3 hours going from one counter to another.

Finally, after repeated requests, I was advised to deposit the notes into my account.

Thankfully, most of the amount got credited—but one note is

still held at another branch, and I’ve been asked to wait for an update.

The entire process took up my whole day and left me quite frustrated.

Now, honestly, I feel hesitant to withdraw cash from ATMs…

because a simple transaction

might turn into multiple bank visits. 😐

[Anshika @IM_Anshi21]

A friend invested ₹20 lakh to start a laundry business.

I asked him, “How much profit do you actually make every month?”

He smiled and said,
“People get excited by revenue…

but the real game is profit.”
If you process 100–200 kg of clothes daily,

monthly revenue can be around ₹1.2–2 lakh.

Sounds great, right?

But then come the real costs:

• Shop rent
• Electricity & water bills
• Staff salaries
• Cleaning chemicals
• Machine maintenance
• Pickup & delivery

Around 60–65% of revenue goes into expenses.

So even at ₹2 lakh revenue,
actual profit is only ₹70K–₹80K.

Even premium outlets like Tumbledry or Laundrywala

may generate ₹3–8 lakh revenue monthly…

But profit? Around ₹1.2–3.2 lakh depending on efficiency.

Revenue looks big.
Profit tells the truth.

Now tell me honestly 👇
Did you also think laundry

businesses make lakhs in profit every month…

or did this surprise you

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

Yesterday, a friend called me and said,

“On your way back from the office, can you pick up some Malai Ghewar from Haldiram?”

I couldn’t really say no, so I stopped by Haldiram.

That’s when I noticed the price — ₹1,045 per kg.

Since it’s the rainy season, I felt buying too much didn’t make sense. Ghewar tends to absorb moisture, become soft, and lose its crisp texture.

So, I picked up a small 150g pack for ₹165 and handed it over to my friend, quite satisfied with my practical decision.

But the moment he opened the box, the first thing he said was,
“You could have brought at least 1 kg… why so little?”
I calmly explained,

“This is more than enough. And honestly, in this weather, buying in bulk isn’t practical — it won’t stay fresh anyway.”

Now he’s upset… and giving me the silent treatment.

So tell me —
Was I being practical, or is his

disappointment justified?

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

@IM_Anshi21 ₹2017 balance for a ₹2000 EMI still bounced because banks need extra for processing fees + GST + NACH buffer. BOB should clearly mention "required balance" instead of just EMI amount.`

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

@MahiMishra98 Charging ₹100 for a ₹40 MRP Coke is not "service", it's overcharging. For sealed packaged products, MRP is the maximum you can charge by law. Restaurants should be transparent about pricing before the bill arrives.`

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

@AjayPandeyAAS `From being booed to being apologized to. This is what happens when we listen first instead of reacting. Respect for the journalist and the students both.`

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

Yesterday, a friend called me and said,

“On your way back from the office, can you pick up some Malai Ghewar from Haldiram?”

I couldn’t really say no, so I stopped by Haldiram.

That’s when I noticed the price — ₹1,045 per kg.

Since it’s the rainy season, I felt buying too much didn’t make sense. Ghewar tends to absorb moisture, become soft, and lose its crisp texture.

So, I picked up a small 150g pack for ₹165 and handed it over to my friend, quite satisfied with my practical decision.

But the moment he opened the box, the first thing he said was,
“You could have brought at least 1 kg… why so little?”
I calmly explained,

“This is more than enough. And honestly, in this weather, buying in bulk isn’t practical — it won’t stay fresh anyway.”

Now he’s upset… and giving me the silent treatment.

So tell me —
Was I being practical, or is his

disappointment justified?

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

This is the kind of speed I’m getting on Jio 5G postpaid 🚫

For the last 3 days, using mobile data has been a nightmare.

Web pages take forever to load, downloads barely work,

and even basic browsing feels frustrating 💔

Honestly, this isn’t what 5G is supposed to feel like.

Looks like it’s time to port this SIM as well… Goodbye Jio 👋

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

@AjayPandeyAAS What happened actually I can't understand

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

@sonali0_ , selling the same thing at 2 different prices is the biggest scam. In the name of "discount", we end up picking the expensive one. Companies should clearly tell us why the price was increase

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

A guy skipped saving ₹5,000… and still bought a ₹75,000 iPhone 17 📱

At first, it sounds like a bad deal, right? 🤔

He picked up the iPhone 17 (256GB) from Reliance Digital for ₹75,000.

People told him,
"Just wait a few days… it might

drop to ₹70–71K during the GOAT Sale."

But his answer was something different 👇

"Not everything needs to be bought at the lowest price.

Sometimes, trust itself is the biggest discount."

For a ₹75,000 purchase, he didn’t want to deal with:

• Order cancellations
• Delivery delays
• Open-box risks

• Endless app refreshing
Yes, he paid ₹5,000 more…

But what he got in return was:
✔ Peace of mind

✔ Confidence in his purchase
✔ Instant happiness without stress

Now the real question is 👇
What would you choose?
Save ₹5,000…

or pay a little extra for complete peace of mind? 🤍

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

A guy skipped saving ₹5,000… and still bought a ₹75,000 iPhone 17 ���

At first, it sounds like a bad deal, right? 🤔

He picked up the iPhone 17 (256GB) from Reliance Digital for ₹75,000.

People told him,
"Just wait a few days… it might

drop to ₹70–71K during the GOAT Sale."

But his answer was something different 👇

"Not everything needs to be bought at the lowest price.

Sometimes, trust itself is the biggest discount."

For a ₹75,000 purchase, he didn’t want to deal with:

• Order cancellations
• Delivery delays
• Open-box risks

• Endless app refreshing
Yes, he paid ₹5,000 more…

But what he got in return was:
✔ Peace of mind

✔ Confidence in his purchase
✔ Instant happiness without stress

Now the real question is 👇
What would you choose?
Save ₹5,000…

or pay a little extra for complete peace of mind? 🤍

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

Today I went to Wow Momo with my boyfriend to eat momos.

After reaching there, I placed an order and we both ate momos.

But when it came to paying the bill, he made some excuse and ran away.

I waited for him for 15 to 20 minutes but he didn't come, so I paid 550 rupees.

I took an auto-rickshaw and went home. Has your boyfriend ever done this to you?

Now I will never go anywhere with him again. You need to stay away from such guys.

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

@sonali0_ Actually I can't say anything

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

@Baap_ji_18 It's good and safe I am still using this product

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

Today I went to Wow Momo with my boyfriend to eat momos.

After reaching there, I placed an order and we both ate momos.

But when it came to paying the bill, he made some excuse and ran away.

I waited for him for 15 to 20 minutes but he didn't come, so I paid 550 rupees.

I took an auto-rickshaw and went home. Has your boyfriend ever done this to you?

Now I will never go anywhere with him again. You need to stay away from such guys.

[ꫝɴᴜ @GMTMemeMacvt]

@ShwetaSharma236 How sweet how loving he is

[Anshika @RealAnshikaS]

A debate has started over hostels charging ₹10,000 per month for food after a video allegedly showed students being served poor-quality meals.

Parents work hard and make many sacrifices so their children can study without worrying about money.

In return, they expect safe, clean, and nutritious food.

When students are paying ₹10,000 a month for meals, they should receive hygienic, well-balanced food with enough variety.

If the allegations are true, many people feel that the quality shown in the video does not match the amount being charged.

The incident has once again raised questions about accountability in private hostels and whether students are getting the quality they are paying for.

If a hostel charges premium fees, shouldn't it also provide premium-quality food?

What do you think?

[Anshika @IM_Anshi21]

"Wherever the name of Lord Krishna resides, every problem finds its solution 💙🦚

The sweet melody of Vrindavan’s flute,
The divine love of Radha-Krishna,

And the eternal wisdom of the Gita —
This is the true essence of life ✨

Lord Krishna teaches us —
Perform your duties without

worrying about the results 🙏

Love selflessly, let go of hatred ❤️
And never forget to smile in every situation 😊

Whoever chants “Radhe Radhe” with a pure heart,

Finds peace, happiness, and prosperity flowing into their life 🌸
May Lord Krishna’s divine blessings

Fill your life with love, joy, and success 🙌

🦚 Radhe Radhe 🦚
💙 Jai Shri Krishna 💙"