This young man is an uncut diamond that deserves a future.
The Cockroach Janata Party should enlist diamonds like him as members if they really want to go far with their movement and change India’s destiny.
If not, some rich NGO or a corporate CSR department should rehabilitate him by providing an interest-free loan and helping him set up a small business.
His name is Mohammad Irfan. He lives in a broken 12 sq yd 1-room slum (with tarpaulin roof) with his parents and two sisters in Delhi’s Laxmi Nagar.
For his livelihood, along with his father, he sells ice slabs as a roadside vendor.
He cannot write, he never went to school, and all his education is acquired by asking questions to Google several hours a day.
From the Preamble to the Indian Constitution (Hindi version) to Urdu Shayar Ahmed Faraz and Kavi Gopal Das Neeraj’s poetry to legal rights of workers and minimum wage & hour laws in India, his knowledge is 10x more than the average brainwashed WhatsApp University uncles of India.
In the video, Irfan emphasizes on “garima” (dignity). The Preamble to the Constitution explicitly states: “assuring the dignity of the individual,” irrespective of their caste, religion, education, or economic status.
Irfan was discovered by The Lallantop’s brilliant journalist Rajat Pandey @RajatpandeyJF during recent student protests at Jantar Mantar. That’s real journalism India needs instead of the shameless mainstream media that is digging India’s grave.
Rajat can provide the phone number and address of Irfan to anyone interested in supporting him.
Spare 20 minutes of your time this Sunday to watch this YouTube video:
https://t.co/fDFk8umLMb
@airarabiagroup@sharjahairport1 We have been standing in the queue for luggage since 1.5 hours ,and till now no staff is available at the counter at Sharjah airport.
I have been a Fedex Fan all my life
But
This Match was SEISMIC
This Victory,EPIC
This Performance by 38 year old Djokovic,PHENOMENAL
As @DjokerNole becomes the oldest man ever to reach the #AusOpen final (in the Open Era), dying to see him win his 25th
Just for info
(In his speech Novak reminiscenced about a 2012 match against Federer that lasted over 6 hours, calling it highest level of Tennis !
Sinner has never won a match that’s gone past 4 hours)
Better Luck next time Sinner ✨
Longer hours do not mean better outcomes.
Exhausted employees don’t deliver innovation, efficiency, or customer trust.
Modern economies protect their workforce to strengthen institutions.
India’s banks deserve the same reform.
#Approve5DayBankingNow
India’s bankers demand dignity.Implement 5-Day Banking now.Productivity improves, service quality strengthens, and work–life balance becomes sustainable—burnout does not build nations. In modern economies, governments measure outcomes, not exhausted hours.
It’s time for real reform, not press releases.
#Approve5DayBankingNow
A rested workforce serves the public better. With staff shortages and rising stress, 5-day banking is a service-quality issue, not a “perk.” UFBU has pursued this since 2015; IBA has recommended it to the Government (MoU 07-12-2023), and it’s included in the 12th Bipartite/9th Joint Note (08-03-2024), pending clearances.
Let’s finish what’s already agreed.
#Implement5DayBanking
@FinMinIndia@DFS_India@PMOIndia@ChiefIba
❗️WHY I QUIT GOVERNMENT BANK JOB?❗️
Because banking was no longer adding value to my life.
I see people talk about “respect,” “stability,” and “prestige” that come with a banking job. On paper, it still looks impressive. In reality, it feels heavy.
A normal job should allow us to work, log off, and live.
Instead, banking follows us home. Messages after office hours. Calls late in the evening from RO/ZO. Targets discussed at night as if sleep is optional and dignity negotiable.
We worked full days only to be told it wasn’t enough.
Numbers mattered more than effort. Targets mattered more than reality. Pressure always travelled downward, never upward. When targets weren’t met, explanations didn’t matter only humiliation did.
Transfers were always hanging in the background. Not officially, but constantly. Meet targets or be “shifted.” Ask questions or be “noticed.” Fear quietly replaced motivation.
Weekends existed in theory.
Work life balance existed in circulars only.
Everywhere I looked, it was the same story: different banks, same culture. Toxic pressure packaged as “performance.” RO pressure normalised. Fear dressed up as “discipline.” Silence expected in the name of “team spirit.”
There was no space to think long-term.
No room to grow as a human. Just constant firefighting, today’s target, today’s review, today’s call, repeated again tomorrow.
Banking is supposed to be about trust and systems. But inside, it runs on anxiety.
I was not angry. I was exhausted.
This wasn’t about hating the profession or blaming individuals. It was about realising that a job that consumes our health, our time, and our self worth is too expensive no matter how secure it looks.
A designation is not a life.
A salary is not compensation for chronic stress.
And “this is how banking is” is not a justification.
When work takes everything and gives nothing back-not time, not peace, not dignity-it stops being a career. It has to.
It becomes a heavy cost.
I’m glad I walked away before it became even uglier.
I made my choice with clarity and calm. Watching today’s banking environment sink deeper into toxic targets, relentless pressure, humiliation, and human cost, and knowing the future may be even harsher, I’m grateful I stepped away when I did.
#BankersVoice #LifeBeyondTargets #MentalHealthMatters #QuitToLive
🌟 Bank of India – 120 Years of Legacy & Service 🌟
@BankofIndia_IN 120-year journey is not just the story of a Bank — it is the story of India’s progress, resilience, and aspirations. Since its inception in 1906, our beloved institution has stood as a pillar of trust, growing into a financial powerhouse with business crossing ₹15 lakh crore, a robust network of 5,300+ branches across 69 Zones, and a proud global footprint serving millions across continents.
From financing industries that built modern India to supporting farmers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses, Bank of India has been an active partner in nation-building. Every milestone in our country’s economic journey has been mirrored in the achievements of our Bank.
This remarkable saga of more than twelve decades has been made possible by the tireless dedication, sacrifices, and integrity of generations of officers and employees, whose commitment to service has carried forward the torch of dignity and excellence. Equally, it is the faith and goodwill of our customers that has given strength to our Mother Institution.
As we celebrate this historic Foundation Day, @fboioa_india proudly reaffirms its dual responsibility:
To safeguard the dignity, rights, and welfare of officers and staff, ensuring their voices remain strong and respected.
To contribute with renewed energy to the continued growth of our Bank and its role in the service of the Nation.
Today, we celebrate not merely an institution, but a national heritage — one that has stood shoulder to shoulder with India’s growth story, and will continue to do so with unity, courage, and commitment.
✨ Together, let us pledge to strengthen our Bank, protect our fraternity, and build a brighter future for the generations to come. ✨
#BOI4NationSince1906
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Banking is more than a profession—it is a constitutional duty to uphold financial stability and drive national growth. Yet, the very professionals safeguarding economic resilience are burdened with relentless workweeks, dwindling manpower, and policies that prioritize statistics over human dignity.
#UnitedWeStand – UFBU demands safety for staff against outside attacks
The demand is simple: Fair policies, dignified working conditions & security from Assaults, arbitrary performance pressures. A system that thrives on the dedication of its officers must protect their well-being.
⚖️ Justice for bankers is justice for economic integrity. The voice of the banking community shouldn't be ignored.
@aiboc_in@fboioa_india@rupamsmail@nsitharaman@FinMinIndia@DFS_India@PMOIndia@UFBUIndia
#UnitedWeStand