when swimmers are told to practice strokes on the ground in empty pools by their coaches.. one can only imagine the plight of athletes..and facilities..
when swimmers are told to practice strokes on the ground in empty pools by their coaches.. one can only imagine the plight of athletes..and facilities..
when swimmers are told to practice strokes on the ground in empty pools by their coaches.. one can only imagine the plight of athletes..and facilities..
when swimmers are told to practice strokes on the ground in empty pools by their coaches.. one can only imagine the plight of athletes..and facilities..
Re: wait wait wait
by Arun Premraj on Feb 12, 2011 11:00 PM
when swimmers are told to practice strokes on the ground in empty pools by their coaches.. one can only imagine the plight of athletes..and facilities..
Re: wait wait wait
by Arun Premraj on Feb 12, 2011 10:42 PM
when swimmers are told to practice strokes on the ground in empty pools by their coaches.. one can only imagine the plight of athletes..and facilities..
It's easy to criticize when one is at the receiving end. The press & it's fraternity had not done it's homework. They expected a joy ride. But Jharkhand is a state where the unexpected is the routine. It has a legacy enlightened by the likes of Madhu Koda & company. It is not by default that Jharkhand has earned the duel tag of inefficiency & corruption. Ever since it's creation it has carefully nurtured the these two qualities of inefficiency & corruption. The innocent local tribals have been their targets & their vote banks. Let the press do a good turn by highlighting the Jharkhand as it grows uglier by the day.
when the cwg was such a mess, one can only imagine plight of athletes at these games..where nothing is at stake, no high level intervention to get things done.. and no one knows or cares about the games..
