What a turn around. Tehelka, which became famous for bringing misdeeds of high & mighty, is now coming to rescue of these very people. And what beautiful arguments: 1. If he was not corrupt earlier.... .As if a person becomes corrupt only in his childhood. Madam one becomes corrupt only when he gets power. And Tharoor has become minister recently. Quick march to corruption. 2. The sweat equity is nothing. Then why Kochi franchisee claimed, this is compensation for future services to be provided. If it is nothing then will you be providing future services for free. Madam, public perception of you is 100% correct.
Sunanda said that no one understand wht is sweat equity in India. I know she understands it well as she made tharoor sweat in the bedroom and got equity lol
There is an article in times of India chennai edition today... it lobbys for Female umpires in IPL matches! It also says that females will can boss over the players sending crooked one out if they misbehave and add to that it says that players like Harbajan, Symonds will behave if there is a female umpire involved. I dont think these guys will be kept quiet because of a female umpire. If you have watched the match yesterday, Harbajan grab Nitu's a$$ and lift her! I think if a female umpire gives a decision in favour of him what is the gaurentee that he will not do the same thing to the umpire! Grab her a$$ and lift her up? Symoonds I dont know much about him when it comes to female but there is a likeleehood that he may lift the female umpire and go directly to the team hotel if he wins the match. Gilli may probably flirt with her on field with the help of Rohit Sharma. I dont who all have to be watched if they deploy female umpires in an IPL match: Yuvaraj, Dhoni, Bret lee, Sreeshanth, RP Singh, David warner gilli and the list goes on
Re: Female umpires Vs Bhajji/Symonds
by george thomas on Apr 23, 2010 11:35 AM
Harbajan grab Nitu's a$$ and lift her! Thank God he is not in KXIP or DC ! ! Imagine if it was Preity or Gayathri ! !
In India all speak of womens liberation their development etc.Only recently we saw the spectacle of leading women in politics standing together on passing the womens bill.it is stange that these women are in forefront making accusations against a fellow women of all wrong doings.It is evident from the interviwer in channels who shout from the bottom of their stomack to the politician lady that all are not able to digest that other woman is capable.
Sure you can make your own money!! That too just by living up to your name Sun-Anda Push-Kar!
Sun anda, push karegi to sweat niklegi, sweat niklegi to equity milega!! isn't this really really simple!?
That's the philosophy a lot of incompitent people live by, and have to use these special 'talents' and 'skills'. Just that they are no so aptly and appropriately named...
The real damage is beyond all these people who are in the center of the controversy. Just imagine the success of this format sans the controversy. We ceased to present anything innovative. This Govt should make sure that sports never get the touch of politics (which may sound impossible). Look at other developed countries around us and learn how the sports are taken seriously and develop.
Day by day more skeletons are falling from the cupboard.What the hell the authorities were doing around in the name of autonomy (aka.. no accountability to the society).
Please do remember you have to answer to the society if you have done anything wrong.
I think this lady has got the foot in mouth disease of her FRIEND. I think she has started talking too much and one fine day she herself will spill the beans of whose money the Kochi team is made of.
This one's a definite brainless eye-candy..there are such people in all workplaces, even in my office..People like her move very fast in life, without any performance whatsoever..by the sheer of dint of "sweat" and "passion" they deliver for their bosses..
Re: Brainless eye-candy
by Praveen Pandey on Apr 23, 2010 10:18 AM
Page 3 Fund raisers can do such gimmicks, any common person can't raise so much money so quickly.
While a lot of information is being garnered and put into "public domain" by the various news and TV channels and such an exercise is valuable in its own right establishing linkages and drawing inferences that appear laboured and contrived or interpret the information out of context could end up making the whole exercise of "cleaning up" the mess counter productive and cause immense collateral damage. What is needed at this stage is "objective" reporting of facts leaving the probe to take its natural course and proceed to its logical end. If such restraint is not followed in reporting it will greatly harm the game of cricket. BHASKAR
