2012 London Olympic Fever Grips India And China: Should India Celebrate?

As if contented with being the biggest consumer of gold - any way, and the definer of world gold price, India said ‘no’ to gold medals in the London Olympics 2012. As if preferring spiritual than mundane bliss, this country that ‘balances’ globalisation by exporting yoga and meditation to the West even dint mind the few pieces of bronze and silver posted to it.

Delhi Commonwealth Games 2010: Who Is At Fault?

Almost rhyming with 'pride and prejudice', the making of the venue that started with 'We'll do better than China' has now ended up in 'shame on the country'. In fact it is such that, while the principle said 'India is a confident rising economy', which even made British PM ditch Pakistan, practice said 'Manchester city did it but India, as a country, is struggling'.
Nothing being national these days- thanks to the satellite TV, while its local hostel pictures went international, it came back with 'international' 'India should not have been offered the chance to host'. Beyond just prestige doing a 'gone with the wind', with it being followed by 'Investors will have less confidence' even the economy is at risk of following suit.