Sure its not an ideal situation to go ahead with the present idea but if the Government is so much concerned about alcohol consumption and disruption of families and youth,why it cant ban it completely?Highest revenue generated is by the liquor.As everyone knows harms of smoking,why Government wont ban it from manufacturing and selling also?If so much determined to do something,then should do it to the core so as to eradicate the problem.Its nothing but bringing up one more topic and it'll end as dud.
I think Mr Gill by keeping silent and sticking to concentrate on the work being done for the CWG,and ensure that the work is completed in time and the games are hosted without any hitch.If the minister has to interfere for liquior,cheer girls dancing with scant cloths etc then when will he complete his duties.He has already spoilt our national game hockey and he is trying to create mess in the sporting arena,to gain attention.Real CHUTT buggars.
Re: Cheap Popularity
by sarat chandra on Apr 03, 2010 12:27 PM
Your are mistaken my friend,This is not Mr KPS Gill, the Polics officer but the Sports Minister Mr M S Gill
This man should retire gracefully - Instead of focussing on Hockey he has made it the ground of politics... Today not a single younster wants to play Hockey because of lack of infrastructure
last year shane warne gulped bear (he took the mug from spectator). you watch cricket in melbourne or london or elsewhere, people enjoying match with beer. what is wrong?? do thei children do not require "icons". are these countries lagging in sports. Who said that drinking liquour brings bad morals or standards. It is high time we stop all this stupid moralities and hypocricy. it is time for our country to grow with maturity.
Gill has all qualties of indian polticians talking crap to get attention and spoiling the sport he already did it with hockey, time to get into ploitics gill.....
Re: All qualties required for indian politician
by Rajesh Shetty on Apr 03, 2010 01:58 PM
First u stop talking crap. Stop confusing KPS Gill with M.S Gill.
Re: only liquor?
by Pradeep on Apr 03, 2010 12:56 AM
Mr Ramasamy... while your name suggests...I dont want to pick cue from it... How many grandchildren do u have sir coz I dont think you are less than 70's.... stop watching IPL as they dont focus on Cheerleaders a lot now a days....Sala booda kahi ka...jaake apne sehath sambal!
Re: Re: only liquor?
by Nostradamus Great on Apr 03, 2010 01:49 AM
u started off well by trying to show some respect to someone who u thought is born before the 70s.. But u gave it away with the last sentence!
The reason why are country is still in the dumps is because of regressive idiots like MS Gill and other morality card playing monkeys aka politicians. Drinking alcohol is allowed in most stadiums in other countries except in arab countries...so are we going to stoop to the level of arab countries?? Banning any thing has not and will not work....I am pretty sure MS Gill must have had a Patiala peg after making this statement
Re: MS Gill
by Pradeep on Apr 03, 2010 12:26 AM
WELL SAID....Problem in India is that people do what ever they want behind the scenes and when it comes to media...they come out clean and blame others...grow up Indians! We are not Kids anymore!
The basic aim of starting IPL was to find new cricketing talents in the country and grooming them by playing against some good international players - both Indian as well as foreign. However, just 2 years down the line, the commercialisation and bizness proposition has taken over the basic aim of developing cricketing talents. The diversion and the shift clearly is visible. With cheerleaders around, Bollywood and industry bigwigs making their presence felt and even influencing a few things here n there, the new concept of IPL party being introduced, and with such non-cricketing activities growing, where does the game stand then? The element of the game is surely diminishing, to say the least. If over n above this, liquor is allowed in the stadias, r V not inviting a chance offa law n order problem? With too much interference and influence of bollywood, glamour and industry big wigs, the basic purpose of the game is hit badly, and its getting money oriented more n more now. No wonder, IPL is only damaging the sport at the national level, and other sportsmen r made to feel small n inferior - moneywise. If liquor is allowed, then let cricket stop here - let it b a free flow of liquor and every other by-products that come with it. As goes the saying 'sharaab aur shabaab me ek saath doob jaayein'. Let's rechristen IPL to 'Indian Premier Liquor', and 'Indian Party of Liquor'
Re: Kyaa tamsahaa hai?
by VENKATESAN GURUSWAMY on Apr 02, 2010 08:01 PM
very well said..Even u see the names of the franchise teams..Royal Challengers,Kolkata KNIGHT RIDERS..All liquor names..Those people like Mallya are responsible for it..they are responsible for spoiling the youth..IPL is well set with rapid pace to spoil the whole youth in India..Let them play and not to play with the precious time of our young blood..If everything which spoils our nation is accepted,where are we going??
Re: Re: Kyaa tamsahaa hai?
by sdfgdfsgdfg dfgdfgsdfg on Apr 02, 2010 08:45 PM
Thank U sir.. Jus wanted to add - that neither am a moral police, nor is tehre actually anything wrong in consuming liquor till U know the limits. Its the deadly combo cricket with liquor in such widely followed and broadcasted events that am taking exception to. Its just the way that there may not b anything wrong in the stance 1 may take onna given topic - the timing just might b wrong :)
Re: Kyaa tamsahaa hai?
by Pradeep on Apr 03, 2010 12:32 AM
@sdfgdfsgdfg dfgdfgsdfg....weird name though...I just want to welcome you from stone age! Why do Indian act as if they have just born and out there and talking. Why cant we see the reality and accept the fact. I am sure you have dropped 2 pegs down your throat before writing this as I have. GROW UP KIDS! Its a wild world out there and if you start taking objection to such small things...you will have lot of road to cover later!! RCB & Dr Malya ROCKS!
