5 Days Banking is not just a demand—it is a long-pending need.
AIBOBOA stands firmly for 5 Days Banking in the banking sector.
Modern banking, digital services and changing work practices make this reform both relevant and necessary.
5 Days Banking — A step towards better work-life balance and a more modern banking system.
#5DayBankingNow
#WATCH | Delhi: On the All India Bank Employees' Association's strikes, General Secretary, AIBEA, CH Venkatachalam says, "...for the past 10 years in banks, the second and fourth Saturdays have been holidays as per our demand, while on the first and third Saturdays, we work full days. We have been asking to declare all Saturdays as holidays. For that, we have agreed to work 40 minutes more from Monday to Friday to extend customer service...but for two years, this has been agreed to by the Indian Banks' Association and signed in the settlement, then referred to the government. However, the government has been keeping it pending... Second, in the banks, we have a bilateral system where we sign settlements on service conditions bilaterally. We also have a system to provide performance-based incentives for each bank. Depending on the profit, each bank gives an incentive of 5, 10, or 15 days, which is uniform from the sweeper to the general manager. Now, the government has unilaterally interfered...we are asking them to discuss the matter with the union and resolve it, but the government remains adamant. On these two issues, we have given a call for a one-day strike on September 11, followed by a three-day strike on September 28, 29, and 30. If the issue is still not resolved, there will be a continuous indefinite strike starting from October 26..."
United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) calls for bank strikes on September 11, followed by a three-day strike from September 28 to 30, and an indefinite strike beginning October 26, 2026.
The bank strikes have been called for the implementation of the five-day banking week, as agreed in the Settlement/Joint Note signed on March 8, 2024, the withdrawal of the government's Performance Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, the modification of the incentive scheme through bilateral talks, and the resolution of pending residual issues
🚨 BIG BREAKING
Several WhatsApp users, including many in India, report their accounts being LOCKED for 24 hours WITHOUT warning.
– Chats & calls temporarily BLOCKED
– Legitimate accounts reportedly FLAGGED
– WhatsApp says the system made MISTAKES 🤯
Every Bengali must read this before voting today & decide where he/she wants to take Bengal in Future.
THE DAY KOLKATA BROKE IT'S GOLDEN GOOSE🥲
Kolkata once pulsed as beating heart of Bharatiya industry—grand mills humming, fortunes rising, the Birlas at the center of it all.
Aditya Vikram Birla, the sharp-eyed scion fresh from MIT, had already worked miracles. In 1965 he returned and turned the family’s sinking Eastern Spinning Mills into a roaring success. The old Dalhousie offices at India Exchange Place still carried the scent of power, right opposite the Writers’ Building.
But by the late 1970s, the air had turned toxic.Militant Leftist Trade Unions ruled the streets. “Gherao” became a weapon — managers trapped for days, starved, humiliated. Strikes crippled factories. Politicians openly branded industrialists “class enemies” who deserved no mercy. Every flight out of the city felt like an escape; many carried emergency bags stuffed with jewels and documents, half-expecting they might never come back.The pressure on the Birlas had been building for years. Union trouble had even blocked them from fully occupying their own Birla Building until President’s Rule briefly intervened.
Then came the breaking point!
Around 1978, Aditya Vikram Birla looked at the writing scrawled in red across the city walls and made a cold, decisive call. The place that once nurtured his family’s empire now treated ambition like a crime. He shifted his base to Mumbai. It wasn’t loud. It didn’t need to be.The signal rippled like shockwaves. Other Birla branches followed. Soon the great exodus began in earnest — JK Group, Thapars, and scores of Marwari houses accelerated their departure. Multinationals like ICI, Bata, Philips, and Brooke Bond started shrinking or fleeing. Iconic chimneys fell silent. Hundreds of lockouts and strikes became routine. West Bengal’s share of Indian industry, once commanding, began its long, painful collapse. Aditya poured his fire into building something unstoppable from Mumbai — a global empire in textiles, cement, chemicals, and more that would one day span dozens of countries. He never made Kolkata his home again.
The real tragedy wasn’t just one man’s departure. It was an entire ecosystem of dreams, jobs, and daring strangled by ideology, gheraos, and endless hostility.
Today, when you walk past the quiet streets and watch talented youth board trains for work elsewhere, the echo still lingers—They didn’t just chase away capital. They killed the golden goose.
Bengal then threw out the Leftists & elected Mamata Didi with a hope. But did she deliver?
Yes! She delivered. She made it from worse to worst!
Bengal Today:
~Per Capita Income nearly 20% below the national average.
~Share in National GDP: Dropped sharply from 10.5% in 1960-61 to 5.6% in 2023-24.
~27.8 Lakh youths registered for the state's unemployment allowance scheme (Banglar Yuva Sathi),
~FDI inflows (2019–2025) total only ₹15,256 Crore.
~Capital Expenditure saw a 35.1% contraction in late 2025.
Bengal is having, maybe, it's last chance today & on 29th to reclaim lost glory again AND this time, Bharatiya Bengalis must decide what they really want. A steep downfall further with anarchy OR Development with National Security!
Your Vote, Your Choice! Use it Wisely🙏
Instead of watching Netflix tonight, watch this 2-hour Stanford lecture.
You’ll learn more about how ChatGPT, Claude, and other LLMs are built than most people at top AI companies learn in years.
A Turkish proverb says, “If a father bathes his children, both will laugh, and if a son bathes his father, both will cry.” Such is the painful beauty of life, where love comes full circle with time.
🚨 Key PAN Rule Changes (Draft Income-Tax Rules, 2026 | India 🇮🇳)
🟡 1) Housing (HRA Rules)
• Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune & Ahmedabad added to metro cities list for HRA benefits
🟡 2) Cash Transactions
• PAN not required for cash deposits/withdrawals below ₹10 lakh in a financial year
• Earlier rule: PAN required for cash deposits above ₹50,000 per day
🟡 3) Hotel, Event & Lifestyle Spending
• PAN required for hotel / banquet / restaurant bills above ₹1 lakh
• Earlier threshold: ₹50,000
🟡 4) Jewellery Purchases
• PAN mandatory for jewellery purchases above ₹10 lakh
🟡 5) Motor Vehicle Purchase
• PAN required for vehicle purchases above ₹5 lakh
• Applies to cars and two-wheelers
• Earlier: PAN required for all cars, regardless of price
🟡 6) Property Transactions
• PAN required for purchase, sale, gift, or joint development of property above ₹20 lakh
• Earlier threshold: ₹10 lakh
🟡 7) Insurance Accounts
• PAN mandatory for any account-based relationship with insurance companies
• Earlier: PAN needed only if annual premium exceeded ₹50,000
🟡 8) Salary & Allowances
• Company car up to 1600cc → ₹8,000/month tax-free
• Company car above 1600cc → ₹10,000/month tax-free
🟡 9) Digital Payments
• CBDC (Digital Rupee) recognised as an electronic payment method
✔️ Less PAN compliance for small transactions
✔️ Better tracking of high-value spending
✔️ Direct impact on tax filing, property & lifestyle purchases
⚠️ These are DRAFT rules under the Income-tax Act, 2025.
Final rules expected before April 1, 2026.
Cluster of Gas-filled balloons explodes in Mumbai Residential Lift.
The next second the three were seen running out of the elevator.
Case filed against the balloon seller.
It is not known what type of gas he used to fill the balloons 😳
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@kstdc I am sharing payment screen shot made to the driver on mobile no. 7259308863. The driver name was Swamy and was driving TATA TIAGO, WHITE. Journey started at 11.30pm (05/11/25) and ended at 12.25am (06/11/25)
In the name of Night #KSTDC charged 1614/- for 28kms ride where as other Taxi Rides are charging 800- 1000 which also includes l, late night, toll, parking etc. What kind of Looting is this? @kstdc
@kstdc Sorry to inform you sir, he denied to provide me any money receipt due to Night and there was no booking counter available at T2 Airport only a man with a Hard Board with a list of Vehicles with their driver name allotting customers as and when they arrive to their parking side.