Ek Manzila Makan Mein Lift

Wow, what a Digital India has become. Not only can high-profile individuals secure loans of one crore rupees in sixty-nine minutes, but they can also flee abroad in the same minute after taking a loan of sixty-nine crore rupees. I believe the tradition of shaking hands and folding hands originated and developed by Indian businessmen whose sole goal was to borrow from banks and not repay them. They shook hands when borrowing, but folded their hands when it came to repayment. With bank scams being exposed one after another, and the common people bearing the brunt, it seems Indian banks now have only one job: handing over the common peoples deposits to the elite. ... Under this very compensation-work of banks, our bank accounts are also bulging these days. If a passerby, while asking for directions to a destination, simply asks if there are any banks along the way, before they can even finish their sentence, their mobile phone displays a message about a five-rupee deduction from their account. Inquiry charge. From this book.