What does this sort of news say about India?

[longbow]

Sad thing is they had many years to build their facilities.

I was in Beijing about 2 month before the Olympics and I could tell the people there were very proud that their country is hosting the event. Even the taxi driver that drove me to the hotel was proud of the event. And if you sense it at the taxi driver level then it must be everywhere.

I read a news article about the event organizers and apparently Beijing just signed the cheque and did not have a lot of input. Initially Beijing (Gov) wanted some stalinist type military parade but that was quickly shot down.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Yes, Singapore's standards are different. Hawkers and coffeshops and foodcourts dip their dishes and untensils one second in detergent water, out next one second in water and out next to dry, to be used again.

China hawkers wash their dishes with one minute scrubbing in detergent water, two minutes soaked in sterilization chemical and three minutes rinsed through water. Then a little roundel sticker is placed on it to indicate that it's been hygienically cleaned and fit for use again. After next usage and dishes are collected, the sticker is removed to indicate that it should be washed throughly again.

hey can u read again. You're another cock sucker of india. I was writing that in reference to india's cleanliness compared to china's not to singapore's. Why didn't you mention india's hygiene standards?


Btw you sure singapore hawkers wash their dishes with one minute scrubbing in detergent water, two minutes soaked in sterilization chemical and three minutes rinsed through water. Then a little roundel sticker is placed on it to indicate that it's been hygienically cleaned and fit for use again?

Don't talk cock.

 

[cheowyonglee]

Hey you moron did you see me quoting that guy's post which showed a link to the housing of the athletes of the beijing olympics?

Open your bloody eyes and i'm also making the comparison to shitland's standard which is freaking obvious. If you're referring to singapore then it's also a given that cities like shanghai or beijing are more advanced than singapore.

isit??????????

 

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A homeless Indian man sleeps on a traffic intersection adorned with Commonwealth Games insignia in New Delhi on September 24, 2010, ahead of the forthcoming Commonwealth Games. New Delhi's beleaguered Commonwealth Games was set to welcome its first athletes after receiving a much-needed boost when Team England said they would definitely be participating. The announcement came after the Commonwealth Games Federation signalled Delhi was succeeding in fixing the problems that have brought the event to the brink of disaster.​

 

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England hockey players Richard Mantell, second from left, James Tindall, second from right, and Alex Danson, right, and other team members are seen as they check-in for their flight to attend the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India, at London's Heathrow airport, Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010.​

 

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Floodwaters from the Yamuna River rise next to the site of the Commonwealth Games athletes' village on September 23, 2010 in New Delhi, India. Delhi is scrambling to complete last minute preparations for the upcoming Commonwealth Games, as labourers work frantically to clean up the athletes' village following numerous complaints from officials.​

 

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Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell waves as he arrives at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi on September 23, 2010.

Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell (C), accompanied by chairman of the 2010 Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Suresh Kalmadi (L, obscured), arrives at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi on September 23, 2010.​

 

[Leongsam]

I was in Beijing about 2 month before the Olympics and I could tell the people there were very proud that their country is hosting the event.

The Chinese are always proud to serve the West. They kissed white ass for more than a century and they're still happy to make every effort to keep the white masters happy.

 

[shOUTloud]

To be fair to the Indians, they are a democracy with freedom of press so we are getting to see all these shit.I am sure China has some problems as well.

Having said that, I believe it will take 20 years before anyone in India will start dreaming of organising another international games again.

 

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An Indian pedestrian walks past construction vehicles outside an entrance of The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, the main venue for the forthcoming Commonwealth Games, in New Delhi on September 24, 2010.​

 

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Indian security personnel and dogs walk towards an entrance of The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, the main venue for the forthcoming Commonwealth Games, in New Delhi on September 24, 2010.​

 

[Watchman]

What so many pet owners !

 

[redlightmeansgo]

To be fair to the Indians, not every one involved in the building of this Games is at fault.
For instance, i won't impute blame on the average construction joe who can barely scrape US$1 for his daily wage.

Not too long ago, the Indian govt had to step in when it was reported these workers had no proper lodging. They were supposedly made to sleep out in the cold at night, like stray dogs, only to rise early and start work again the next day, with no contract, benefits, nothing.

These workers were treated worse than slaves.

And yet the organising committee has the cheek to tout this as "bigger and better" than the Beijing Olympics. When some ah neh speak, all i see is an image of a forked tongue

 

[redlightmeansgo]

The Kalmadi fella is the honcho snake. Look at him in the pictures that some bro posted above: typical ah neh ccb

 

[redlightmeansgo]

Sad thing is they had many years to build their facilities.

I was in Beijing about 2 month before the Olympics and I could tell the people there were very proud that their country is hosting the event. Even the taxi driver that drove me to the hotel was proud of the event. And if you sense it at the taxi driver level then it must be everywhere.

I read a news article about the event organizers and apparently Beijing just signed the cheque and did not have a lot of input. Initially Beijing (Gov) wanted some stalinist type military parade but that was quickly shot down.

How can they be proud when their people are shooting one another everyday?

I was traveling along the road outside the site marked for the village a yr ago around this time. Plenty of kids selling papers, flowers and knick-knacks on the road. They would come up to yr car and open yr door if it wasn't locked.

My chauffeur had to lock all the doors. It's sad when an Indian doesn't trust another Indian.

 

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Australian Olympic Committee president John Coates speaks about the New Delhi Commonwealth Games at a press conference in Sydney on September 24, 2010. Coates said India should never have been awarded the Commonwealth Games, as New Delhi scrambled to fix problems which have caused athletes to withdraw, adding it was obvious that the venues in the Indian capital were not ready for the games which are set to begin in nine days.​

 

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A policeman stands guard behind concertina wire outside the Commonwealth Games athletes village in New Delhi September 24, 2010. More nations delayed their departure for the Commonwealth Games in India on Thursday as organisers raced to tackle security and health problems, but England and Kenya said their sizeable teams would take part.​

 

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An athlete heading to the Commonwealth Games arrives to check-in for her flight to India at Heathrow airport in London September 23, 2010.​

 

[redlightmeansgo]

Fogging to get rid of mosquitoes is carried out at the Commonwealth Games village in New Delhi, India, Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010.​

Fogging mozzies? That should be their last concern. They should be fogging the real bloodsuckers: fucking deadwood and corrupt bastards in their ranks

 

[redlightmeansgo]

An athlete heading to the Commonwealth Games arrives to check-in for her flight to India at Heathrow airport in London September 23, 2010.​

Very soon, she'll be on the next flight home