Sunday was declared as weekly Holiday in India in 1890, before that Workers in British India were forced to Work all 7 Days of Week.
But Britisher's #BlackSunday came Back in 2026 ..so Called AmritKaaal.
Directing Banks to open branches this Sunday is not cool, Madam Finance Minister.
You said PSBs need to be “cool” to serve Gen Z.
Working Sundays isn’t cool.
Work-life balance is cool.
Respecting bankers’ time is cool.
#Banking#GenZ#5DayBankingNow#UFBU@DFS_India
Banker's Strike
If you have any friend or family working in Banks you would know how toxic the whole Banking system has become for Bankers. Its taking immense toll on their personal & professional life.
5 days working is the minimum that they are demanding. Govt should listen.
5-day banking week has become a 2-year-old promise with no delivery.
Bank unions say it was agreed in 2024.
Finance Ministry says it was never agreed.
Meanwhile banks brace for another strike.
My family member is working in Bank & I know how toxic the whole Banking system has become for Bankers. Its taking immense toll on their personal & professional life.
5 days working is the minimum that they are demanding. Govt should listen.
#5daysbanking
Banks are doing strike from Monday to demand 5 days work week, so they're asked to work on Sunday.
Classic display of toxic work culture and why their strike is justified.
🚨 India Has 60 Crore Jan Dhan Bank Accounts
45 Crore are Serviced By Govt/Public Banks
Private Banks Handle Only 2.26 Crore Accounts
They Don't Want Poor or Zero Balance A/Cs
Pressure is Real on Public Sector Bank Employees
Don't Think Asking 5 Day Workweek in Unfair
बैंकों का मुनाफा बढ़ रहा है लेकिन कर्मचारियों की संख्या घट रही है और काम घटाने की बात ना करते हुए बैंक वाले 2 दिन की छुट्टी माँग ले रहे तो आग लगी है सिस्टम को।
क्या सरकारी, क्या प्राइवेट बैंक.. देखिए क्या ही हो रखा है बैंकर्स का हाल
Before writing this .did u think twice?? Eductated illiterate. How can a bank bank officer/cashofficercan give money to unauthorised person?? They asked him to bought death certificate and he bought this.there is a process to everything cant just blame the system for everything
A heartbreaking story from Keonjhar has shaken Odisha.
Jeetu Munda, a poor villager from Mallipashi, lost his sister two months ago. ₹19,300 remained in her bank account. He reportedly made repeated visits to withdraw the money for urgent needs, but was told the account holder must come in person to sign.
He kept explaining that she had died. No one listened.
Left helpless by an insensitive system, he allegedly brought his sister’s skeletal remains to the bank just to prove the truth.
Think about that.
When rules are bent for corruption, files move fast. But when the poor need dignity, compassion and common sense, the system becomes rigid.
This is not just one man’s tragedy. It is a mirror to governance, banking accountability and how India often treats its most vulnerable citizens.
Odisha deserves answers. Who failed Jeetu Munda? And how many more suffer silently every day?
Humanity should never require proof in bones. #Odisha #Keonjhar #Justice #BankingReform