Reality sometimes hits hard in the digital age especially when technology plays tricks. As more people manage money through apps, your entire financial world often depends on a few numbers glowing on a screen. And sometimes, those numbers misfire.
In Madhya Pradesh’s Dhar district, a man named Vinod Dongle opened his demat account to a shock. The screen displayed an unbelievable balance of ₹2,817 crore a figure enough to make anyone’s heart skip. It felt surreal, almost cinematic.
The error traced back to Harsil Agro Limited, where 1,312 shares briefly showed an inflated value of ₹2.14 crore each. Within minutes, the system corrected itself, returning the valuation to normal. Dongle called the moment “a dream that vanished instantly.”
Though the glitch caused no loss, it underlines how fragile online trading systems can be. When algorithms misfire, even for a few minutes, they distort perceptions and shake trust. Accuracy matters when your wealth exists only in digital code.
Incidents like this remind you that technology, no matter how advanced, still needs human vigilance. The convenience of online finance is undeniable, but every dazzling number on a screen deserves a second look especially when it feels too good to be true.
