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Sunday, January 26, 2025
In the "V Ka Money" From The House of THE ECONOMIC TIMES Published on January 26- February1 2025 issue. Previous images, other image- information can be seen by clicking on "Older Posters" button at http://hosabettutoons.blogspot.com/. ( Note: This is Google translation).
When will the 'life certificate' end? Can Aadhaar be used? :
If you get a pension, you must prove 'you're alive' to keep going! If proof of existence is not provided, the pension will stop. When you give a proof, it goes on.
Actually pension is not some other special contribution, pension is given at the old age from the monthly salary savings of the employees. In such a situation, is it right to stop the pension without even giving a reminder/notification? Also, pension income is taxable! Are these measures humane?
Recently through 'Jeevan Praman' app you can submit 'Jeevan Praman Patra' based on Aadhaar. This eliminates the hassle of visiting the bank in person.
But, in this age of 'WhatsApp University' fraud, how do senior citizens get the courage to use or acquire such a digital system? The pension giving organization says that there is a need for this 'life certificate' because 'some people get pension even after they have passed away'.
If Aadhaar is made mandatory for 'death certificate' in case of death of a pensioner, the problem will end. That is, the concerned bank can "freeze the account" as soon as the information about the death of the pensioner is received. Then, the annoyance of life certificates will be avoided. If the judiciary, the executive and the legislature work together in this regard, the use of the Aadhaar card will also come to fruition. Peace of mind for the senior lives.
Satirical Film-Writing: Vasantha Hosabettu
Sunday, January 19, 2025
Sunday, January 12, 2025
In the "V Ka Money" From The House of THE ECONOMIC TIMES Published on Jan 12-18 2025 issue. Previous images, other image- information can be seen by clicking on "Older Posters" button at http://hosabettutoons.blogspot.com/. ( Note: This is Google translation)
'Chitra' Mani Darpan::
Things must be used, persons must be loved!::
“There was much excitement when the ghouls came to our small house. We went from a small house to a big house by pouring money and taking loans so that it would be convenient for those who came. The surprising thing is that now no gnats are coming to our house!'' - this is the experience of a Bangalorean.
In fact, every time, these people in the small house used to come home with the feeling that they were in a difficult situation.
Theirs is the way to find happiness by coming to the small house. He treated 'big people' to his house with love. That means a person's happiness is based on the 'no's' in the other!
Many feel that if we buy expensive things, people will recognize us as rich people. That is why they buy many unnecessary things. People who compare the accumulation/purchase of things in relative terms, judge themselves as rich or poor. Thus they become poor by buying unnecessary things and delude themselves that they are rich in the eyes of others.
Even if we have everything, the wealth that another has over us is blinding. Such mindsets have been nurturing the 'consumer culture'. There is no end to this. Because all our happiness is based on someone else! Our elders said to that - "Materials should be used. People should be loved. Do not use individuals. objects
Not to be loved.
Satirical film-Written by: Vasantha Hosabettu
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