Re: WHAT IS BAD IN CLEANING FLOOR, this is why india is dirty
by Rajesh kumar on Jan 18, 2010 11:08 PM
Darwin, Do get me wrong. How many African Americans you know who are good athlete but cleaning floors. Govt in US given sportsmen and women good compensation.
Re: WHAT IS BAD IN CLEANING FLOOR, this is why india is dirty
by Vishwanathan Anand on Jan 18, 2010 05:31 PM
got ur point BUT she does it to make both ends meet, and story is about apathy that the govt. shows to sportpersons in general....
The story of this lady sprinter has been floating in the regional (Asianet) channel some time ago. We all know what happened to P.T. Usha, when she was there to attend the National Games recently held, the authority concerned have not even bothered to allow her to enter in the stadium. No action was taken against the culprits. She was the most successfull spirnter with most no of International Gold won for this country.
Even rediff report on this veteran (Rajam0 is to be seen with high spirit. She is one of the inspiration for lot of such athelets who are in the remote villages in many parts of our country.
The story of this lady sprinter has been floating in the regional (Asianet) channel some time ago. We all know what happened to P.T. Usha, when she was there to attend the National Games recently held, the authority concerned have not even bothered to allow her to enter in the stadium. No action was taken against the culprits. She was the most successfull spirnter with most no of International Gold won for this country.
Even rediff report on this veteran (Rajam0 is to be seen with high spirit. She is one of the inspiration for lot of such athelets who are in the remote villages in many parts of our country.
It is an eye opener for all, she is a brave heart,I salute her. We search for sportsman but we dont know how to encourage and support them.We spend millions on one sport and render others penniless, there are innumerable cases where our heros are forced to literaly beg a living. Why this desparity there should be a uniform system to support these glorious persons when they really need the nations help and support. I appeal to the Govt. and the people to respect their valour and honour them with love and extend help for survival.
Re: not very surprising...
by sharadchandra gogate on Jan 18, 2010 04:55 PM
Agree in full. Recent treatment to hocky players is also the indicator of this.
It is an eye opener for all, she is a brave heart,I salute her. We search for sportsman but we dont know how to encourage and support them.We spend millions on one sport and render others penniless, there are innumerable cases where our heros are forced to literaly beg a living. Why this desparity there should be a uniform system to support these glorious persons when they really need the nations help and support. I appeal to the Govt. and the people to respect their valour and honour them with love and extend help for survival.
It is an eye opener for all, she is a brave heart,I salute her. We search for sportsman but we dont know how to encourage and support them.We spend millions on one sport and render others penniless, there are innumerable cases where our heros are forced to literaly beg a living. Why this desparity there should be a uniform system to support these glorious persons when they really need the nations help and support. I appeal to the Govt. and the people to respect their valour and honour them with love and extend help for survival.
