Indians not reminding their bosses that it's 5 PM or the weekend isn't a sign of dedication, Goyal ji. It's a sign of a system where people are so replaceable that they cannot afford to say NO. When workers are afraid to demand their evenings, weekends, and basic dignity, that's not a work ethic. "THAT'S EXPLOITATION." And when a Commerce Minister proudly markets that helplessness to foreign investors as India's competitive advantage, the problem isn't the Indian worker. It's the leadership that sees human exhaustion as an economic asset. A country's strength lies in how well it treats its workers, not in how much exploitation they can silently endure. Stop glorifying a compulsion that you would never want your own family to live under.