Even if she would have played in Banglore open, what would she gain? Ultimately she would have lost in 2nd/3rd round. So better not to play. Good decision on her part.
RE:Good on her part
by Venkata Ravimohan on Feb 04, 2008 07:23 PM
Well Said Hari. Its only a waste of money for Indian Govt to spend on this girl who is ment for Ad's and not play.
RE:Good on her part
by abhijit choudhury on Feb 04, 2008 07:35 PM
venkata do you play tennis yourself, if you had you would not had commented like a street urchin who knows everything about cricket or tennis.
RE:Good on her part
by on on Feb 04, 2008 07:43 PM
ventakata ravimohan..u r big fool..she did not ask for money..companies made money using her in adv..talk sense useless fellow..wht did u do till now in life..compared to what sania has achieved..think about it before u talk thrash..now go eat ur sambhar and idli...
Because Venus is also coming, Sania Knows againh it will be a 2nd round exit. But this should not have stopped her participation, because India still backs Sania!!
Let the idiotic fundamentalists who are creating a nightmare for her answer for this. Bringing some age old nonsense against a young star is pathetic. Unfortunately the majority dont have strength to counter such minority and we suffer from the dictates of these minorities. We pity u dear Sania that your own community doesnt appreciate that u are best tennis player in Asia
a country's flag should be respected. every sportsmen/women should be advised by Indian government as to how they should handle the tricolour. its disgraceful when our players roll over the flag in the ground. its simple common sense that the flag should never tuch the ground or the feet.
RE:sportsmen need to be given a lesson in flag honour
by TongInChic on Feb 04, 2008 07:33 PM
Any person who has used a decent camera can vouch that with good lenses, it is possible to have near and far-off objects completely in focus. In reality, the flag must have been nowhere near the feet.
I can understand Sania's frustration. She may not be in the top 10 but she is the best India has got and she deserves respect for that.
RE:sportsmen need to be given a lesson in flag honour
by Ravi Challam on Feb 04, 2008 07:20 PM
Dude, I think you belong to Jurassic era. Nobody, least of all a player representing her country knowingly show disrepect to the national flag. If Sania did not have any respect for her country, then she would have settled in the US and not in a nation that has people with dim wits, jealousy and are downright senseless. Go get a life dude and appreciate achievers.
RE:sportsmen need to be given a lesson in flag honour
by pummy batra on Feb 04, 2008 07:38 PM
Hey Man you tell us how much regard u show for the National Flag/anthem.Since sania being a sports celebrity it is very easy for u to comment but how many common people like u are being noticed showing disregard to National Flag/anthem. So stay chill Mr.Ravimohan
RE:RE:RE:sportsmen need to be given a lesson in flag honour
by TongInChic on Feb 04, 2008 07:34 PM
You are following the wisdom of shouting and cursing when you have no proper argument.
RE:sportsmen need to be given a lesson in flag honour
by Anshuman Saxena on Feb 04, 2008 07:36 PM
whats claim to fame venkata..what respect, she is famous she is rich and she is the BEST women tennis player India has ever produced. Just by deriling a proven celebrity you can not act smart. And lastly by giving it a communal color, u have truely shown ur ugly inside. u suck man.
Its sad that a few fundamentalists have driven India's greatest women tennis star out of her own country. Its best she not play here till the time we learn to treat our non-cricketing heroes esp the ladies right.
RE:not worth..
by Aby Koshy on Feb 04, 2008 07:37 PM
Oh please. She is a player. Let a mullah play her. She will demolish him. Dont ask her to do things she is not suited for.
Politics and Sports are better off on different planes.
RE:yeah mullah ko chu**t duo tuo attire-vattire kuch na dekhe
by nazir kazi on Feb 04, 2008 07:39 PM
Good mihir keep it up , ur studying in malaysia is it.
We have a few demented, perverts who have no other work but to go after top Indian performers. The cases against Sania are petty and the Courts should not have admitted the writs in the first place. Surely, the courts have far more serious issues to deal with than a woman's dress or the positioning of her feet!! It's time these narrow-minded guys grow up and get a life for themselves. It is this crab in the bucket mentality that has prevented India from becoming a bigger power than it is. So, pl leave Sania alone and get on with your lives.
