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why does vishwanath anand gets little recognition?
by Pradip Parekh on Oct 02, 2007 08:22 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

it is no small matter to be the chess world champ. you are one of a kind in the whole wide world when you are the chess champ. and you are doing it all largely all by yourself. and yet vishwananth anand gets no big parade in nai dillie. but sunita does.

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  RE:why does vishwanath anand gets little recognition?
by Tathagata Mukherjee on Oct 02, 2007 08:40 AM   Permalink

Viswanathan Anand is most consistent Indian player.

He should get much greater attention than what he is getting now.

We Indians are responsible for this. We do not treat Indians as heroes.

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  RE:why does vishwanath anand gets little recognition?
by sowhat on Oct 02, 2007 09:18 AM   Permalink
Because, he is from TamilNadu. How many Indians know about the great intellectual poet (as well as freedom fighter as well as englighten as well as liberator of women enslavement as well as uplifter lower caste Subramania Bharathi? not too many. because he is from Tamilnadu.

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  RE:why does vishwanath anand gets little recognition?
by Ram Sharma on Oct 02, 2007 04:48 PM   Permalink
dear sowhat

u r wrong in saying that anand does not get attention bcoz he is from tn. why r u so regionalistic? in india only cricketers get all the attention. it is all bcoz of media hype and big business. other players, whether they r from tn or any other part of the country, do not get attention, bcoz we indians r crazy for cricket. there r many good non cricket players all over the country and not only in tn and they do not get any encouragement from the govt. though cricket is played only in some countries, which were earlier were ruled by the britishers, it is not popular all over the world. it is most popular only in india, pakistan, b'desh, sri lanka & west indies. even in uk, australia and new zealand it is not very popular.

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