Latur, Maharashtra Police !
Are we waiting for people to die at the hands of such Police Officers ?
When are we going to say enough is enough ?
The role of the traffic police is to regulate traffic, enforce road safety, and issue penalties (challans) for violations.
They do not have the authority to inflict physical punishment on citizens. Any act of physical violence by an officer is a violation of the law and human rights.
Right to Due Process: If a rider fails to stop, the legal recourse for the police is to note the vehicle's registration number, track the owner, and issue a challan or summon the individual to court.
5 Days banking a week is not just about work life balance; it is about improving productivity, employee wellbeing, and service quality.
#5DayBanking@PMOIndia@nsitharaman@RBI
Tatkal booking on IRCTC has become a joke.
Seats show available, but the moment it turns 10 AM, the site hangs.
10 AM: Seats visible.
10:01: Website freezes.
10:03: All seats gone—even in remote routes.
10:04: Site suddenly smooth.
By the time it works again, all tickets are gone even for small routes.
Then the website runs smoothly because nothing’s left to book.
This used to happen years ago.
Suresh Prabhu had fixed it, but now it’s back.
Agents win, common people lose
again.
#IRCTC #TatkalBooking #IndianRailways
Wrote this priorly as well, the Ticket counter clerks are self entitled and think themselves as SrDCM or DRM. This needs to be fixed @AshwiniVaishnaw sir. The worms to destroy IR's reputation are more on the inside than outside.
Nirmala Sitharamans convoy in Vapi on May 7th.. Being the finance minister, she must be knowing about the fuel crisis, yet she chose to travel with 30-40 cars just before PMs announcement to save fuel in India. Who are they fooling?🤡
Govt can stop us from Speaking
Govt can stop us from posting on social media
Govt can stop us from buying gold
But same Govt cannot stop NEET paper leak.
Shekhar Suman taking a stand for “cockroaches “ on Shekhar Tonite is a must watch 🔥
Zero debates on unemployment.
Zero debates on paper leaks.
Zero debates on inflation.
Zero debates on food safety.
Zero debates on the rising fuel crisis.
Zero debates on capital expenditure.
Zero debates on economic development.
Zero debates on R&D, science, and innovation.
Zero debates on education.
Zero debates on women safety
Zero debates on start up culture,
Zero debates on healthcare infrastructure.
And then look at these paid actors busy running government propaganda.
Jai Maharashtra,
Two days ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to Indians to adopt austerity. Reduce gold purchases, avoid unnecessary foreign travel, consume less petrol and diesel, shift to electric vehicles, and embrace work-from-home practices. Why? Because gold and crude oil are imported, and they drain precious foreign exchange reserves. And with the Iran conflict escalating, global crude prices have surged sharply.
Fair enough. But the Prime Minister and senior leaders continue to travel across the country with massive convoys, roadshows, helicopters, flower showers, and extravagant political campaigns. Will the prime minister admit that ‘such political excesses were our mistake, and all of us including me, will not repeat it’? Why should the common man suffer for your mistakes? Is austerity meant only for the citizen and never for the political class?
Crude oil today is hovering around 90–100 dollars per barrel. But this is not the first time the world has seen such prices. During the 2008 financial crisis, during the Arab Spring of 2011–12, and the 2013–14 phase (when the BJP itself aggressively attacked the UPA over fuel prices) and again during the OPEC production cuts in 2022–23, crude prices had similarly touched these levels. During 3-4 such periods Dr. Manmohan Singh was the Prime Minister. Narendra Modi himself held the position once. Dr. Manmohan Singh did not ask citizens to stop travelling abroad. Narendra Modi himself did not make such appeals earlier either. So why now? When global crude prices had fallen to nearly 60–65 dollars per barrel, Indian citizens were still paying extremely high prices for petrol and diesel because of heavy taxation. The government earned lakhs of crores through fuel taxes. Where did that money go?
The Prime Minister once mocked the “freebie culture.” Yet elections - from Maharashtra to Bihar to West Bengal - are increasingly fought and won through precisely such populist giveaways. In Maharashtra, the ‘Ladki Bahin’ scheme has put tremendous strain on state finances. Instead of genuinely empowering women through jobs, education, and safety, governments distribute temporary cash benefits while inflation silently takes back much of that money. If the economic situation is indeed serious, will the Prime Minister openly ask all political parties to stop competitive populism?
The PM now asks citizens to reduce fuel consumption. Fine. But why did this wisdom not emerge during massive election campaigns involving thousands of vehicles, endless roadshows, and the transport of lakhs of supporters across states like West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala? That itself would have burnt crores of liters of petrol and diesel. This didn’t occur to you when massive money power was wielded to gain votes there? Citizens are also being advised to avoid foreign travel. But how many Indians can afford international travel today? Even the middle class that can afford it is living under constant job insecurity. Students wish to study abroad because India has not invested deeply enough in higher education over the last decade, nor created enough confidence in domestic institutions. All you seem to be interested in is imposition of Hindi.
Meanwhile, foreign institutional investors have been steadily pulling money out of Indian markets. Estimates suggest that nearly ₹1.5 lakh crore has exited over the past few months. The Prime Minister and his Chief Ministers travel to colder climates to cement investment deals. But if they are making those deals with Indian companies, why even go to Switzerland for it? The Prime Minister himself is embarking on another multi-country foreign tour beginning May 15. First cancel these travels and then preach austerity.
A shocking precedent in the making…
A district administration order expects bank employees to perform Census duties beyond office hours, weekends, and holidays , without relieving them from core banking responsibilities.
So effectively:
👉 Full-time banking
👉 Plus government field duty
👉 With “honorarium” as justification
Is this sustainable ? Is this even within administrative boundaries?
Banking is a regulated sector under RBI supervision, not a local administrative extension.
Serious questions arise:
👉 Can a district authority indirectly dictate operational expectations of banks?
👉Who ensures employee welfare, fatigue management, and service quality risks?
👉Is the regulator aware of such ground-level directives impacting banking operations?
This is not about opposing national duty , It’s about clarity, accountability, and institutional boundaries.
When frontline bankers are already under immense pressure,
adding parallel government duties raises concerns that cannot be ignored.
Will the regulator step in and clarify?
#BankersVoice #RespectBankers
#RBI #BankingRegulation #PublicSectorBanks
#Census2027 #EmployeeRights #WorkLifeBalance
#IndiaBanking #GovernanceMatters #Accountability
@RBI@FinMinIndia@DFS_India@PIB_India@PMOIndia@nsitharaman @DrSanjayMalhotra @MHAIndia@CensusIndia@LabourMinistry@DoPTGoI
As per Order by @DC_Gurugram Bank employees will work 9am to 6pm in Banks, after that they will do Census Duties till night, even on Saturday and Sunday.
That's Dark Reality of Millennial City Gurugram with NO Work Life Balance for Bankers. @DFS_India@nsitharaman@NayabSainiBJP
@WesternRly@RailMinIndia@RailwaySeva I'm traveling in train no 19045 my coach is B2 it's a 3rd AC coach but every minute there is 3rd party seller from selling towel to loud bluetooth speaker.
From past 4 hours I'm bearing could you please do something
@aajtak@jagograhakjago