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its a disgrace
by ravi s on Sep 17, 2007 07:51 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

What a joke....We are ready to spend 600 million on a sport...I hope kalmadi knows that there people in this country who are earning Rs.30 a day and hardly able to get 3 meals a day....But we are ready to spend 600 million on a sport....All those page 3 wannabe idiots must waiting for F1 in 2010...We will be a laughing stock in this world....This is pathetic...Politicians should be ashamed of themselves

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  RE:its a disgrace
by hitender singh on Sep 17, 2007 08:10 PM   Permalink
keep crying

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by Manoj M on Sep 17, 2007 08:13 PM   Permalink
People like you are a joke who cannot differentiate between investment & handouts. Ask a poor vegetable seller if the money he's carrying can be invested in feeding his family or for buying vegetables for next day sales. Formula 1 is huge tourism, engineering & advertisement business, some of which spills over to the economy benefitting all those poor too whom you cite. If you use this money to feed them, it would be a one-time meal.

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by ravi s on Sep 18, 2007 12:30 AM   Permalink
I mite be late replying to you but if u happen to read this.....Iam sorry u are looking at F1 the best thing to happen....I pity people like u....You call this investment?? Damn it moron we have no proper roads in India to drive..No proper schools ......No proper toilets in govt schools...But has money to make F1 tracks....Freak u are a disgrace....1% of our country probably follow this sport and we are ready to invest 600 mn.....I think manoj u are real SOB who has time to think logically....

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by ways pune on Sep 17, 2007 08:33 PM   Permalink
manoj,
i somewhat agree with you on this, but.... isn't it our duty to ensure that the poor reaches to "basic needs level" before we, so called new age consumers move one level up in all the areas - from shopping malls to F1 thrills. Getting the priorities right is the real issue and not the investment advantage of F1.
History has proved time n again - whichever country has invested in the future has grown manifolds. Is F1 an option of growth, a priority- imagine 600 mn investment in infrastructure, education and health of the needy people - I am sure an improved socity will earn beter than "one time" meal from F1 advantage.
anand

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