[Assam] [asom] Ambani's gift and an ODI in Guwahati
Tasiruddin Ahmed
tasiruddin at gmail.com
Tue Nov 6 04:17:20 CST 2007
And if you read the last paragraph of top headline news in The
Telegraph (Guwahati edition) dated 6-Nov-2007, it was the unruly crowd
that led to the abandonment of the last ODI in Guwahati. That's how
media reports reverse the facts!
The Telegraph (Guwahati edition) is not available online.
Tasiruddin Ahmed
On Nov 6, 2007 8:05 AM, Dilip/Dil Deka <dilipdeka at yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Why do you need an ODI in Guwahati?
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> Because man does not live on bread alone. There are certain things a
> community does to lift its spirit. The ODI is one of them. Why otherwise so
> many would line up for ticket and get disappointed? I heard that there are
> 8000 seats in the stadium and 3500 were already assigned to organizers and
> government officials. Is that true? If it is, it is a shame. I could
> understand 500 being assigned to organizers but 3500?
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> Why does China hold the olympics? The practical people they are, they
> should've cared little for the olympics. But no, they wanted to show off to
> the world that they have moved up.
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> Dilip Deka
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> samudra gupta kashyap <sg_kashyap at rediffmail.com> wrote:
> while reading mrinal talukdar's msg on ambani's gift for his wife, what
> came to my mind today is the collosal wastage of funds and energy that has
> been incurred in holding an useless cricket match between india and pakistan
> in guwahati.
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> virtualy the entire police force availabe in the capital has been pressed
> into service in the name of law and order, while ordinary citizens, most of
> them tax-payers, with whose tax the policeman gets his salary etc, living
> within about one km radius of the nehru stadium are being kept under house
> arrest because some 22 players (who earn huge sums as match fee and prize
> money,and who has not a single naya paise contribution for the well-being of
> a poor and backward state called assam) are vying for a trophy that cannot
> and does not in any way contribute towards the development of the people of
> the state.
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> the holding of this cricket match itself is a gross violation of human
> rights for a large number of citizens of guwahati, because say, if a person
> residing in chenikuthi is required to removed to the guwahati medical
> college hospital for any emergency ranging from a child birth to a massive
> heart attack, will not be allowed to take the b barooah road, simply because
> some 17,000 persons -- who have nothing else to do -- will be watching two
> teams play a game called cricket.
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> samudra gupta kashyap
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