@GST_Council@Infosys_GSTN
While feeding the details under "6.1 Payment of tax".
There is a bug on the portal.
Which slides the webpage to the top.
Which is very inconvenient , kindly go through the witness it .
@DCKamrupMetro Dear Responder, need to know about the new Aadhar verification rules, and the docs required along with the process of obtaining the approval,
@bandhanbank_in KYC documents for A/c No. 50170006688985 (BDBL0001767) were submitted on 12 June, but the update is still pending despite repeated follow-ups. On contacting the concerned executive for a status update, I was advised to close the account later on.
@MCA21India the portal registers the sign " ' " as " ? ". The portal was launched years ago, still these idiots at the coding side have not rectified the glitch @nsitharaman@nsitharamanoffc@icsi_cs
@RailwaySeva@RailMinIndia Toilet in Train No. 13247, Coach S6, toilets adjacent to seat no 71, 72 is extremely dirty and requires immediate cleaning, giving very bad smell. PNR: 6828284833. Request quick action. #SwachhRail#Cleanliness
@MCA21India OTP re-verification on every edit (even without detail change) was fixed for SPICe+ Company forms.
Why is LLP Incorporation still requiring OTP again & again?
Please ensure uniform process. #MCA21#LLP#v3@icsi_cs@nsitharamanoffc
@MCA21India While modifying a DIR-3 KYC form, why does the system require OTP verification every time, even when the email ID and mobile number remain unchanged? This creates unnecessary delays. Kindly review this and consider allowing OTP only when contact details are updated.
@MCA21India taking multiple otps while registering an user id is already very annoying and after doing so, we get errors like this, this is completely useless #mcav3 portal @nsitharaman why do we always have to bear the error on the very last step????
A 1 crore earning techie's life has no value in Bengaluru.
And if you're not earning that much? Your life has even less.
My sister and her friend were driving home in my car. They stopped at a red light - the logical thing anyone does. A drunk driver in a mini-truck didn't feel the need to stop. He slammed into them instead.
I know he was drunk. She knows it. The highway police knows it. The truck owner knows it.
No arrest was made.
The truck driver never showed up at the station. The owner never showed up. Nobody cared. My sister and her friend - both injured, both terrified - kept going back to the station, back to the accident site, explaining what happened over and over, just trying to get a report filed.
I was in the US. All I could do was talk to them on calls, helpless.
Here's what the police told them:
"If nobody died, an FIR doesn't make sense."
"Just claim first party insurance."
"Third party insurance doesn't pay much anyway."
And then, quietly, one officer pulled them aside and told the truth: "These truck mafia bribe us. Nothing will happen."
Nothing happened.
The truck was KA04 AE6550. The police themselves said if they'd been on a two-wheeler, both would be dead.
We had 100% insurance from Reliance. Claim rejected. Reason? "Misrepresentation of facts." These two, even while injured, kept showing up to represent the facts. Reliance still found a way to deny them.
The law says if someone hits you from behind, the person behind is at fault. It was a red light. How does a truck driver not see that?
Trust me, this isn't about money. I'll manage the repairs and the medical bills. I have savings. And I have a decent credit score; I'll take a personal loan if I have to. That's not the point.
The point is this: my sister is afraid now. Afraid that anything can happen to her at any moment and there's no one - no system, no law, no institution - that will protect her.
But how do I tell her the world is supposed to be fair? How do I tell her to trust the system? How do I explain that the drunk driver walks free, the truck owner was never questioned, and the police pocketed their bribe and closed the file?
I can't say to any official, "What if this was your daughter? Your sister?" Because their daughters travel in cars with security escorts. They will never know what it feels like to be ordinary and unprotected.
So I'm saying it to you, an ordinary reader.
You're on the road. You stop at a red light. A drunk driver in a truck rear-ends your car. Your loved one is inside, terrified.
And then you learn: there is no recourse. None.
The truck owner pays off the cops. The insurance company rejects your claim. The system shrugs.
This is Bengaluru in 2025. This is India in 2025. This is what your life is worth here.
One more thing. The friend in the car? He's one of the smartest people I know. close to top 100 rank in IIT-JEE. AI engineer and one of the biggest data companies. At 23, he is valuable to be paid more annually than the cost of five such trucks, that too, in India. He's patriotic. He pays his taxes. He stays in India even though he constantly gets offers to move to the US.
This is the confidence our system gives to someone who is clearly an asset to this country. All this unfairness - for a drunk truck driver.
@blrcitytraffic@BlrCityPolice - tell me. I've always avoided raising fingers publicly. But what else can I do?