Monkey Business

oh well, this Seymonds-Bhajji row is turning completely into monkey business! Esteemed cricketers fighting like small children! Worst is finger pointing and counter-pointing is just not stopping! Now Ponting is showing his displeasure in media about Hansen's ruling!
Any ways my two cents in terms of couple of questions
1. When it was Seymonds who instigated Bhajji by abusing him first, why no punishment for him?
2. I do stand behind Gavaskar's question - How can Proctor decide not to believe Tendulkar that Bhajji has abused Seymonds in Punjabi and rather took Seymonds words?
3. I am actually disappointed in Ponting, his own player can abuse others but vice-versa is not acceptable?!!

well thats that :) I am happy that last test was drawn and Australia 'won' series by only one match and we all know who was the man of the match for that test! :)

Anyways .. Chak de India.. bash 'em up in one day and 20-20!

PS: Buddy is doing quite fine. He has adjusted well to home and I am still getting used to a baby in my hands! :) He is snoozing ON my feet while I type this in! I forgot to mention this in my last post, Buddy is a Saint Bernard.

Chak de India!!

I absolutely love this!
http://www.ibnlive.com/videos/56515/tired-of-waiting-for-vip-people-throw-flyover-open-for-public.html

New Delhi: The new Rao Tularam Marg-Palam flyover has been ready for almost two weeks now, but till Monday, it was not open to the public. Traffic jams, chaos on the streets and heartburn for the common man meant nothing to the authorities and the construction company heads, who were not willing to open the flyover for public use till a VIP came to inaugurate it.
However, that was till Monday evening — till people's patience wore thin and they decided to take matters in their own hands.
Taking the initiative, a crowd of over 100 people got together, chanted shlokas, performed a small puja, broke coconuts and cut a ribbon, inaugurating the flyover for their own use. People said that they had been tired of the congestion that was being caused simply because the flyover was not being open for public use — the people for whom it was actually made.
A similar inicident had taken place in Goa in 1983, when super cop Kiran Bedi had insisted that the Zuari bridge — which was to be inaugurated by then prime minister Indira Gandhi — be opened for public use, to ease the congestion. She took the step after Indira Gandhi cancelled her visit to open the bridge four times.
The Rao Tularam Marg-Palam flyover has three toll plazas and Delhi residents going to the international airport will have to pay Rs 11 per trip; they won’t have to pay while coming back. People going via Vasant Kunj and Mahipalpur village will not have to pass through any toll plaza. Daily commuters to Gurgaon will be charged less than the occasional commuter, who will have to pay Rs 16 per trip.

Truely, Chak de India! I congratulate the group of people who took this initiative and made this happen.