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Bhakt shooo........
Hey why did you not word like chutiya or even worse. Heart change?
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Bhakt shooo........
Hey why did you not word like chutiya or even worse. Heart change?
You can continue tomorrow.My quota for the day is done
Yes the CWG.. The point is it was a massive failure, And that black mark is something India has to deal with when they bid for these mega events.. I dont agree with some of these arguments about hosting Olympics will miraculously start producing world class athletes in India.. And thats not just a case for India.. It's a case for any country.. You need to have a ingrained sporting culture and grass root development .. Not billions of dollars of Infrastructure and advertising promotions
Take for example the much celebrated Indian F1.. Sporting pundits predicted the next big motor racing nation would be India two years down the line not only have they lost the hosting rights but not even come close producing driver capable of that level.. Though Bernie Eccelstone laughed his way to the bank.. Being great sports fans does not necessarily make you great sportspersons
Black mark on India? Hold on there, mate! CWG was made out to be much worse than it actually was - only because of the vocal India media highlighting and hounding the blatantly corrupt officials and the incompetent/indecisive government not able to do anything about it.
Was there massive corruption involved? Of course! Could it have been planned/managed better? Certainly! But was it the worst managed sporting event? Far from it!
Rhetoric like "black mark on India" don't do justice to how the event itself actually turned out in the end despite all the bad planning and management.
Can you develop sporting culture without Olympics? Of course, yes! But then again, to suggest that hosting Olympics will do no good for sporting culture in the host nation is ludicrous.
On topic:
Even I think 2024 is too early for India to host Olympics when we should be concentrating on developing the economy, and I suspect even an able administrator like Modi will be hard-pressed to focus on Economy if he had the distractions of hosting Olympics!
Ok.. Good to be optimistic but should he get ahead of himself ? CWG was a disaster, Would IOC members be convinced to give India a chance ? Dont think so
Let's hope it is not going to be anything like the 2010 commenwealth games in Delhi, we all know how that went. Shambles.
> Rs 100 thousand crores! I think Modi's lost it!
wtf with ahmedabad ?
Everything has to happen in gujrat.
We elected a pm for india or gujrat ?
Jonathan Portes, director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research and a former chief economist at the Cabinet Office, said attributing the economic benefits to the Olympics was "a little far-fetched to say the least".I suspect he understands more about Indian economy than you do
Are you aware that Tourism contributes as much as 6.77% to India’s total Gross Domestic Product, directly and indirectly ?
That is 6.77 % of 6.776 Trillion $ in PPP Terms (since Tourism money does not involve any $ purchase, only sale)
Or 6.77 % of 6,776 BILLION $ i.e ~ 460 BILLION $ per year or Rs. 28 Thousand Crores per year.
Tourism Industry is as big as the IT - BPO Industry combined.
In terms of employment, Direct share of employment in tourism service industries is 4.4% and if indirect share is also included, this goes up to 10.2% of India's TOTAL Employment opportunity.
And do you know under the congress regime, how the Tourism Industry Grew ? Here is the figure of growth of foreign tourist into India.
Bold Initiative. And good to see focus shift from Delhi
Bold Initiative. And good to see focus shift from Delhi
Jonathan Portes, director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research and a former chief economist at the Cabinet Office, said attributing the economic benefits to the Olympics was "a little far-fetched to say the least".
The Federation of Small Businesses said the impact of the Games had been a disappointment.
"The contracts we were expecting really didn't materialise," said national policy chairman Mike Cherry.
And then, how much is going to go into the pockets of politicians, bureaucrats, and party coffers to fund the next elections? These guys must have started drooling already at the very thought of raking in the moolah!
why ahmedabad ??? Modi needs to be indifferent and shouldn't give personal priority to his state... he is a PM now...