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6 months ago

I commute to work in #Bengaluru mostly by auto. Around 90% of the drivers I ride with are men, and perhaps 10% are women. Over the past few months, after multiple rides with both, the contrast has been hard to ignore. With many #maledrivers, the experience often feels rushed and stressful speeding through traffic, jumping signals, constant honking, talking or scrolling on the phone while driving, abrupt turns, and autos that are often not particularly clean. The ride can feel less about passenger comfort and more about reaching fast, no matter how. With the #womendrivers I’ve encountered, the experience has been noticeably different. More mature, more disciplined, and more considerate. They drive at a comfortable pace, follow traffic rules, give pedestrians space, slow down for potholes, and keep their vehicles clean and well-maintained. There’s a sense of calm and #professionalism that stands out immediately. It also made me reflect on a broader pattern often seen across professions Women frequently bring a different kind of professionalism to their work: more meticulous, more disciplined, and often more attentive to the finer details that shape the overall experience. Skill may be equal, but the consistency, care, and sense of responsibility can feel remarkably different. ~ What are your Views on this ? Source : LinkedIn

Masterji_UPWale's tweet photo. I commute to work in #Bengaluru mostly by auto. Around 90% of the drivers I ride with are men, and perhaps 10% are women.
Over the past few months, after multiple rides with both, the contrast has been hard to ignore.

With many #maledrivers, the experience often feels rushed and stressful
speeding through traffic, jumping signals, constant honking, talking or scrolling on the phone while driving, abrupt turns, and autos that are often not particularly clean.
The ride can feel less about passenger comfort and more about reaching fast, no matter how.

With the #womendrivers I’ve encountered, the experience has been noticeably different.
More mature, more disciplined, and more considerate.
They drive at a comfortable pace, follow traffic rules, give pedestrians space, slow down for potholes, and keep their vehicles clean and well-maintained.
There’s a sense of calm and #professionalism that stands out immediately.

It also made me reflect on a broader pattern often seen across professions
Women frequently bring a different kind of professionalism to their work: more meticulous, more disciplined, and often more attentive to the finer details that shape the overall experience.

Skill may be equal, but the consistency, care, and sense of responsibility can feel remarkably different.
~ What are your Views on this ?
Source : LinkedIn

Professor

@Masterji_UPWale

over 1 year ago

खिड़कियाँ अब ज़रूरी नहीं रहीं . बस मोबाइल चार्ज हो.. काम चल जाता है..! Train No. 12230 – Lucknow Mail. Departure: 10:00 PM. Destination: Delhi. Coach A1. The Professor, returning from a guest lecture at Lucknow University, Settled into his upper berth with a cup of tea and poori-sabji packed for the overnight journey by his Sister. (Sisters are love ❤️🫶❤️) But instead of eating, he observed. Ten co-passengers. Ten lives. One common thread — the glow of their mobile phones. 🔹 1. The Political Scroller. A middle-aged government employee obsessively refreshed Twitter/X. Debates, trends, hashtags. Retweeting. #OneNationOneElection while muttering, “इस बार तो गेम सेट है।” 🔹 2. The Insta-Influencer. A young girl in athleisure clicked mirror selfies in the compartment washroom. “Train travel, but make it aesthetic. She edited her reel .. Filter on, Reality off. 🔹 3. The Silent Salesman. A man in wrinkled formals with tired eyes typed follow-up emails on LinkedIn, crafting the perfect line: "Dear Sir, circling back on the proposal..." Every ping was hope.🙏 Every read message, ...a breath held. 🔹 4. The News Addict. A retired Colonel kept switching between NDTV, Republic, ABP, and a defense podcast on Sindoor. "India's borders are secure, but these channels will kill us from the inside,” he grunted. 🔹 5. The God-Connected Auntie. A soft-spoken aunty listened to Hanuman Chalisa on loop from her playlist. Eyes closed, lips moving in devotion.. ... her mobile became her mandir. 🔹 6. The Startup Bro Wireless earphones in, slides open on Notion. He murmured, “We’re disrupting rural logistics using blockchain.” His cofounder on Zoom, from another train. 🔹 7. The Schoolboy Tapping away on a game .. PUBG, or maybe Free Fire. The phone nearly fell on the floor as he dozed mid-match. Muttered in sleep, "Revive me, bro..." 🔹 8. The Bride-to-Be ❤️ Scrolling Pinterest boards. Mandap decor. Mehndi designs. Lehanga Options. Bridal entries. In another tab- Instagram messages from a fiancé she still barely knew. 🔹 9. The Farmer's Son. Watching a YouTube video: "कैसे बढ़ाएं गेहूं की पैदावार – Top 5 तरीके” Notes open. Dreams bigger than his village. Data pack low, Ambition high. 🔹 10. The Professor.🤓 Notebook in hand, but phone in pocket too. Occasionally checking WhatsApp from a student, an email from the publisher, and…scrolling Twitter . Just to see what India was fighting about tonight. Not one person looked out of the window. The moonlight painted the fields outside. A fox crossed a distant road. A station passed by, unnoticed. But inside the coach — • Instagram sparkled, • LinkedIn networked, • Twitter argued, • YouTube taught, • Spotify healed. The professor wrote in his diary: "खिड़की के बाहर ज़िन्दगी है, लेकिन सबकी नज़र मोबाइल पर है। खिड़कियाँ अब ज़रूरी नहीं रहीं — बस मोबाइल चार्ज हो, ...काम चल जाता है..." 🔁 Reflection: We are more connected than ever — yet less connected to where we are. Everyone in that coach was on a journey — but not all were present. #ProfessorsDiary #TrainJourney

Masterji_UPWale's tweet photo. खिड़कियाँ अब ज़रूरी नहीं रहीं .
बस मोबाइल चार्ज हो.. काम चल जाता है..!

Train No. 12230 – Lucknow Mail.
Departure: 10:00 PM.
Destination: Delhi. Coach A1.

The Professor, returning from a guest lecture at Lucknow University,
Settled into his upper berth with a cup of tea and poori-sabji packed for the overnight journey by his Sister.
(Sisters are love ❤️🫶❤️)
But instead of eating, he observed.

Ten co-passengers.
Ten lives.
One common thread — the glow of their mobile phones.

🔹 1. The Political Scroller.
A middle-aged government employee obsessively refreshed Twitter/X.
Debates, trends, hashtags.
Retweeting. #OneNationOneElection while muttering, “इस बार तो गेम सेट है।”

🔹 2. The Insta-Influencer.
A young girl in athleisure clicked mirror selfies in the compartment washroom.
“Train travel, but make it aesthetic.
She edited her reel ..
Filter on, Reality off.

🔹 3. The Silent Salesman.
A man in wrinkled formals with tired eyes typed follow-up emails on LinkedIn, crafting the perfect line:
"Dear Sir, circling back on the proposal..."
Every ping was hope.🙏
Every read message,
...a breath held.

🔹 4. The News Addict.
A retired Colonel kept switching between NDTV, Republic, ABP, and a defense podcast on Sindoor.
"India's borders are secure,
but these channels will kill us from the inside,” he grunted.

🔹 5. The God-Connected Auntie.
A soft-spoken aunty listened to Hanuman Chalisa on loop from her playlist.
Eyes closed, lips moving in devotion..
... her mobile became her mandir.

🔹 6. The Startup Bro
Wireless earphones in,
slides open on Notion.
He murmured, “We’re disrupting rural logistics using blockchain.”
His cofounder on Zoom,
from another train.

🔹 7. The Schoolboy
Tapping away on a game ..
PUBG, or maybe Free Fire.
The phone nearly fell on the floor as he dozed mid-match.
Muttered in sleep,
"Revive me, bro..."

🔹 8. The Bride-to-Be ❤️
Scrolling Pinterest boards.
Mandap decor.
Mehndi designs.
Lehanga Options.
Bridal entries.
In another tab-
Instagram messages from a fiancé
she still barely knew.

🔹 9. The Farmer's Son.
Watching a YouTube video:
"कैसे बढ़ाएं गेहूं की पैदावार – Top 5 तरीके”
Notes open.
Dreams bigger than his village.
Data pack low,
Ambition high.

🔹 10. The Professor.🤓
Notebook in hand,
but phone in pocket too.
Occasionally checking WhatsApp from a student, an email from the publisher, and…scrolling Twitter .
Just to see what India was fighting about tonight.

Not one person looked out of the window.

The moonlight painted the fields outside.
A fox crossed a distant road.
A station passed by, unnoticed.

But inside the coach —
• Instagram sparkled,
• LinkedIn networked,
• Twitter argued,
• YouTube taught,
• Spotify healed.

The professor wrote in his diary:

"खिड़की के बाहर ज़िन्दगी है,
लेकिन सबकी नज़र मोबाइल पर है।

खिड़कियाँ अब ज़रूरी नहीं रहीं —
बस मोबाइल चार्ज हो,
...काम चल जाता है..."

🔁 Reflection:

We are more connected than ever
— yet less connected to where we are.
Everyone in that coach was on a journey —
but not all were present.
#ProfessorsDiary #TrainJourney

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