Commonwealth Games for common man in India!!

strongindian · Post by **strongindian** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 10:52 pm

Check this out, how fast India is becoming a developed nation....

At least in Bangalore, we can't watch CWG games on TV, Cable operators don't supply DD channels.

(yeah yeah, get a dish, get this, get that.... you silly common man!!)

layman · Post by **layman** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 12:06 am

I am confused here. Who exactly is the common man? The guy who pays Rs300 a month to get a zillion channels or the guy that gets DD free of cost?

Old-Spice2 · Post by **Old-Spice2** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 12:10 am

>>>Check this out, how fast India is becoming a developed nation....

>>At least in Bangalore, we can't watch CWG games on TV, Cable operators don't supply DD channels.

I have cable and receive atleast 4 channels of DD with CWG games. Who is your operator?

javaj2ee-r2ier · Post by **javaj2ee-r2ier** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 7:15 am

Common Man getting Cable - isn't that the progress of a developing nation? :)

strongindian · Post by **strongindian** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 9:42 am

layman;336951I am confused here. Who exactly is the common man? The guy who pays Rs300 a month to get a zillion channels or the guy that gets DD free of cost?

No one uses antenna these days, everything comes in cable at the least. You want to spend, can have something more.

strongindian · Post by **strongindian** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 9:45 am

Old-Spice2;336955>>>Check this out, how fast India is becoming a developed nation....

>>At least in Bangalore, we can't watch CWG games on TV, Cable operators don't supply DD channels.

I have cable and receive atleast 4 channels of DD with CWG games. Who is your operator?

Hathaway. No, they don't even supply the MANDATORY basic DD channels. No one can do anything to this publicly traded company, they are just too powerful to have their own business criteria.

strongindian · Post by **strongindian** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 9:52 am

javaj2ee-r2ier;337096Common Man getting Cable - isn't that the progress of a developing nation? :)

The point is, the country is hosting an international event, but not everyone is given an opportunity to witness that. Whereas at the same time watching 'big boss' is no problem. The business guys are taking control. Neglecting 'people', and tricking them to get more business is such a new 21st century thing in India.

srinpo · Post by **srinpo** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 11:08 am

Little bit orthogonal to original intent, but relevant in this thread.
Do you know, you can get CWG in HD (High Definition). And quality is great. HD is something special, and tough to appreciate anything after that.
I guess most Satellite dish's offer DD in HD.

I was thinking I am going to see bridges falling in HD. But opening ceremony looked grand in HD.

oasis138 · Post by **oasis138** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 7:46 pm

strongindian;337111The point is, the country is hosting an international event, but not everyone is given an opportunity to witness that. Whereas at the same time watching 'big boss' is no problem. The business guys are taking control. Neglecting 'people', and tricking them to get more business is such a new 21st century thing in India.

its the same everywhere FYI

in a capitalist society business takes precedence

alternatives to this - take a hike in some islamic countries

gwldaddu · Post by **gwldaddu** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 8:41 pm

strongindian;337111The point is, the country is hosting an international event, but not everyone is given an opportunity to witness that.

I am really not understanding your point. DD is available to more Indians (that too free) than any other channel. All you need is an antenna.

strongindian;337108No one uses antenna these days, everything comes in cable at the least.

Reminds me of my friend. He also made a strong statement (covering all 1 billion people living in India).

He said, "No one visits small shops now. Everything is available in malls now a days. Everyone goes to malls now."... I applaud you in making such strong statements. It takes guts to make a statement covering 1 billion people...:thup: