Ramdev who wants to form party to contest 543 seats in country’s next election could appeal to millions
People who are corrupt should face capital punishment. This is how it will stop, otherwise it won’t stop,” Ramdev said at his sprawling ashram in the northern town of Haridwar, one of Hinduism's holiest sites on the banks of the Ganges river. “The policies which were formed by the British were not to run the country ... they were formulated to loot the country.”
Ramdev wants to withdraw the rupee and issue a new currency, with the aim of taking the old money out of criminals’ pockets. Foreign corporations will be boycotted.
Yoga will spread far and wide, especially to schools and hospitals if Ramdev wins power. He also has little time for shopping, TV soaps or cricket — another British import — though he insists these are his personal preferences. His ashram can host 6,000 people and is the nerve centre for three trusts worth $ 40 million in turnover last year, including a Scottish island now renamed “Peace Island”.
Swami Ramdev is out to “cleanse” the world’s largest democracy of 1.2 billion people of greed and foreign influences, drawing on the support of a television audience of millions and his claim to have a follower in every Indian household.
Re: GOOD GOING FOR INDIA
by wizardo id on Apr 18, 2010 07:56 PM
all the best. he's going to fight christian missionaries with the biggest fund on earth ever? good luck with that!
Re: Re: Re: Mosquitoes
by JAKE on Apr 17, 2010 12:50 PM
Right, Jaya. This happens due to the Lights Pole that cover the grounds. This happens everywhere in all grounds across the world. THE Moths are attracted to the light that glows brightly and then spread their wings across the ground. I believe they are harmless, they dont bite, but if they get into eyes or mouth, then they can be quite harmful if not removed immdtly.
Re: Mosquitoes
by gg gg on Apr 17, 2010 11:11 AM
ya there is a new technology now, cricket bats will hv a batter opreated mosquito repellent. just insert a mat and start playing! so its bat with a mat!
Re: Re: Mosquitoes
by kxipfan on Apr 17, 2010 12:27 PM
Rathe than the mat..they will have electric current juz like the raquets u get on traffic signals..in between deliveries the batsmen will be busy killing those flies with the bat..lol...
very nice venue. i think this is what should have been a long time ago. invest in facilities. but IPL is all about making profit at the cost of people's craze for cricket in the garb of entertainment and cricket
Re: great stadium
by GLADIATOR on Apr 17, 2010 09:38 AM
Yes, the stadium looks beautiful and picturesque, especially the background of the heavenly mountains. However the ground should have been a little bigger like Nagpur or Jaipur. It is small and as such balls keep flying out of the ground frequently. Even a 11th member player can hit a six. Indian grounds need to take a lesson from Aussie one where grounds are huge and beautifully set.
Kasauli, HP had the history of perhaps first high-altitude cricket-pitch. Kochi too has pitched in well for IPL. But, kisko kya mila ye mukaddar ki baat hai.
Re: Kochi too is beautiful and deserves good cricket
by kafir chronicles on Apr 17, 2010 09:03 AM
I agree but the place is awfully humid. I wonder if the altitude and thin air would affect the performance of players when playing in Himachal. I always used to dream of seeing Himachal as a venue for international cricket. Glad someone had the clairvoyance to finally give these serene place its due.
Re: Kochi too is beautiful and deserves good cricket
by Sandeep Gupta on Apr 17, 2010 12:21 PM
its not kausali its chail the high - altitude cricket pitch
Re: Who is the beautiful babe in the photo..
by john rambo on Apr 17, 2010 05:50 AM
yeah nice match....felt like when i saw my first Snow in my freshman year in NJ..!!
Re: Who is the beautiful babe in the photo..
by john rambo on Apr 17, 2010 06:27 AM
that beautiful babe is a bad OMEN to the Punjab XI...otherwise all players are pretty good!!
Re: Re: Who is the beautiful babe in the photo..
by kafir chronicles on Apr 17, 2010 09:06 AM
You mean Preity good, don't you? :) Btw, whose decision was it to hand over captaincy to Sangakara? I gather it was infighting between Preity and Ness which led to the mess. Punjab ought to have done better for the big names and match winners they boast of.