Wednesday, September 15, 2010

CWG symbol of whats wrong with our country - Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Rajeev Chandrasekhar
MP, Rajya Sabha and well-known entrepreneur

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CWG should have been an opportunity for our young sportsmen/women to showcase their talents in a country that hardly spends anytime or money on non-cricketing sports heroes - instead CWG has become a symbol of whats wrong with our country - rampant corruption, interference by politicians in sports administration, and inability of the govt to execute and implement anything without overruns and corruption!

About: Rajeev Chandrasekhar, 45, Member of Parliament in the Upper house of Indian parliament (Rajya Sabha), represents Karnataka state and Bangalore Urban district.
He was also the youngest President of FICCI (FICCI is India's largest and oldest chamber of commerce). Being an Independent MP, Rajeev maintains close contact across political lines and provides an Insider View of Indian Democracy through his blog http://www.rajeev.in/blog
His accomplishments include being a CPU Architect in the Intel Pentium design team and was one of the members of the team that designed the architecture of the then path breaking micro processor, founding BPL Mobile in India, and currently runs Jupiter Capital, a venture development, management and investment company focusing on infrastructure, Aviation, Entertainment and Technology ventures.

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1 comment:

  1. The CWG should be called off asap. Enough of the drama that’s going on in the name of national pride. Even if the Games go off well the damage has been well and truly done and dusted. Just have a look at the humiliation. The BBC has already aired the shameful and disgraceful images of the Games Village to the whole world. Not only the authorities of the CWG but the Indian Government are equally responsible for the dishonour they have brought to India. If you ask me, today I am ashamed to be an Indian

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