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India drew blank in Olympics hockey and are last in the table. What do you feel about this ?
Asked by saranathan Narasimhan,
11 Aug '12 04:07 pm
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Nothing to feel negatively. There is lot of scope for improvement in Sports and steps should be taken for development. In this area we are flop. But in Information technology we hav done excellent work.
Both USA and UK need our skilled engineers for development. We have given the best language "Samskrutham" to World. Positive sides also are many.
Answered by venkat ramani ramachandran, 11 Aug '12 07:13 pm
Both USA and UK need our skilled engineers for development. We have given the best language "Samskrutham" to World. Positive sides also are many.
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Let us be positive ..........there are 127 playing-member nations of FIH (International field Hockey Federation)and we rank 12th out of them ...not a mean achievement friend :)
Answered by PARTHA PATHAK, 11 Aug '12 04:12 pm
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Absolutely nothing to say. Hockey has long ceased to be our national game. The astro -turf that is now required for the game, has made it very costly The prices of protective gears are also so high. It is a team game. It is very difficult to get many players interested in Hockey at all to form teams at lowest levels. Hockey is not in the good book of sponsors who would cough up money for even poorer football. I don't think, there should be any more wastage of money on hockey, prospect of which remains bleak because of astro turf. The same amount of money could be spent on badminton, wrestling which are bringing medals for India.
Answered by soumyen sarkar, 15 Aug '12 10:51 pm
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The indifference and lack of competitive spirit noticed among the youth of the country have not spared even the sports and games. An inactive and often corrupt administration encourages only mediocrity. We have to go a long way to be the No. 1 nation in the world by 2020.
Answered by Arakuzha Ramachandran, 11 Aug '12 05:36 pm
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Great feeling.....!!! let us boycott olympics & get back to our old lovable, enjoyable cricket where our players are milking money & not ready to retire ..... !!
Answered by Manoj M, 11 Aug '12 04:21 pm
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Sir what is there to feel about it NOW this was know after we lost our first two matches. any ways all i can say is that it is really a sad state of affairs in indian hockey
Answered by iqbal seth, 11 Aug '12 04:10 pm
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We are no where for which we are feeling proud as national GAME .......... and the useless concern minister says , HOCKEY is not our national game ....... very shame and sad ........
Answered by pradeep mishra, 11 Aug '12 04:09 pm
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