MUMBAI ONCE WAS A CITY WHERE WATER WAS IN ABUNDANCE NOW DUE LACK OF PLANNING AND FORESIGHT BY THESE UNEDUCATED AND GREEDY POLITICIANS WHO COME FROM OUTSIDE MUMBAI ARE TO BE BLAMED THEY HAVE DONE NOTHING FOR THE CITY FOR CONSTRUCTIONS OF BIG BUILDING INSTEAD OF GOING UPWARDS THEY ALLOW DIGGING ALMOST 2 FLOORS DOWN WHICH IN TURN DAMAGES THE NATURAL SPINGS UNDERGROUND THESE USELESS PEOPLE HAVE RAPED MUMBAI
Re: Banning IPL
by PKN on Apr 23, 2016 01:30 PM
damodaran nittukandi , Yes India is ging down the drain !! The first sign is that of morons who dont know of how to xwitch off CAPs lock !!
If IPL is a profitable business and as it contributes to GDP, Why cant the govt. reserve a portion of the revenues to conserve water/ Green plantation at all cities where IPL is held. This shall be a win win for IPL Management as well as Government.
Re: Compensate for Losses through Revenues
by ashish g on Apr 23, 2016 10:52 AM
Mind it, the losses for next year shall be compensated against the present year IPL. i.e. start with water conservation for IPL 2017 against revenues of IPL 2016.
IPL may be private body and a big tamasha but it directly effects the Indian economy in a small way by providing employment to many people directly or indirectly. It is like Indian marriages which are normally very costly but it provides employment to many people. Moving IPL out of India is not a solution at all.Use of sea water may solve the problem. BCCI is a rich body, it should use sea water processing units to water the pitch and ground which will be definitely cheaper than moving the event to another country.
