Friday, 18 October 2013

Cricket coaching camp for Children at Sanpada



NAVI MUMBAI NEWS
CRICKET COACHING CAMP

C.K. Subramaniam of Sanpada is commencing Cricket Coaching Camp for children up to the age of 16 for Diwali vacation from 16-11-2013.  This coaching Camp will last beyond Diwali vacation and go up to Summer Vacation of 2014. Interested Children can join the Coaching Camp and get maximum benefit for the next 9 months.

Contact: 

C.K. SUBRAMANIAM A-8-1-5 MILLENNIUM TOWERS FLAT 5 SECTOR 9 SANPADA NAVI MUMBAI- MOB 9820359436 AND PH -022-27750831
100 years of Indian Cinema

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa took a leaf out of her books to have the courage to celebrate the occasion of 100 years of Indian Cinema in the august presence of the President of India Pranab Mukherjee in Chennai during the week end.  When other States and the Bollywood failed to give much needed impetus to the occasion Jayalalithaa came in a big way to honour great actors of Indian Film Industry in a very big way.  It was indeed a successful culmination of 100 years of Indian Cinema.  Even though the South Indian stars in general and the Tamil Film Industry in particular got the much needed boost overall it was unity in diversity. Amitabh Bachchan and Sri Devi were star attraction from the Hindi Film Industry.  From Malayalam Film Industry both Mamooty and Mohan Lal got their dues. The super star of Tamil Industry Rajnikant and the matinee idol Kamal Hassan were star attraction in a day long programme with entertainment fun and frolic.  As the Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was herself  a shining star in the film industry she played a major role in making the function a grand success.  She allotted over Rs.10 crore rupees and saw to it each and every entertainment programme went of well without any confusion.  Participants also took active interest in rehearsals and made the stage act a perfect one. Film personalities, singers, Music directors, directors, producers and art directors all got their dues and it was a gala function.  Frontline magazine from the Hindu Group pulled out a special issue 100 -celebrating Indian Cinema's Century in their latest issue.  The stage of arranged with care and Lazar lights provided much colour to the dance sequences from the old melodies.  Lungi dance got its appointed place  Mainstream Indian Cinema's hundred years make for a pulsating narrative.  It had taken a new turn and from selling dreams in the initial days to commodifying wish-fulfilment fantasies in recent years and the journey goes on like.  As the years goes film industry used to become younger as was visible from Kamal Hassan as he started film career at the age of 5 as a child artist and continue hang to the limelight at the age of 60 also. Rajnikant worked like an Enthiran even though his entry was delayed as he was a bus conductor in the beginning of the career. It was grand and gala beginning to the 100 years of Indian Cinema and other would follow Tamil Nadu's initiative in this regard.
Jaya TV aired the programme for the benefit of viewers of Indian Cinema all over the world.

100 years of Indian Cinema

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa took a leaf out of her books to have the courage to celebrate the occasion of 100 years of Indian Cinema in the august presence of the President of India Pranab Mukherjee in Chennai during the week end.  When other States and the Bollywood failed to give much needed impetus to the occasion Jayalalithaa came in a big way to honour great actors of Indian Film Industry in a very big way.  It was indeed a successful culmination of 100 years of Indian Cinema.  Even though the South Indian stars in general and the Tamil Film Industry in particular got the much needed boost overall it was unity in diversity. Amitabh Bachchan and Sri Devi were star attraction from the Hindi Film Industry.  From Malayalam Film Industry both Mamooty and Mohan Lal got their dues. The super star of Tamil Industry Rajnikant and the matinee idol Kamal Hassan were star attraction in a day long programme with entertainment fun and frolic.  As the Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was herself  a shining star in the film industry she played a major role in making the function a grand success.  She allotted over Rs.10 crore rupees and saw to it each and every entertainment programme went of well without any confusion.  Participants also took active interest in rehearsals and made the stage act a perfect one. Film personalities, singers, Music directors, directors, producers and art directors all got their dues and it was a gala function.  Frontline magazine from the Hindu Group pulled out a special issue 100 -celebrating Indian Cinema's Century in their latest issue.  The stage of arranged with care and Lazar lights provided much colour to the dance sequences from the old melodies.  Lungi dance got its appointed place  Mainstream Indian Cinema's hundred years make for a pulsating narrative.  It had taken a new turn and from selling dreams in the initial days to commodifying wish-fulfilment fantasies in recent years and the journey goes on like.  As the years goes film industry used to become younger as was visible from Kamal Hassan as he started film career at the age of 5 as a child artist and continue hang to the limelight at the age of 60 also. Rajnikant worked like an Enthiran even though his entry was delayed as he was a bus conductor in the beginning of the career. It was grand and gala beginning to the 100 years of Indian Cinema and other would follow Tamil Nadu's initiative in this regard.
Jaya TV aired the programme for the benefit of viewers of Indian Cinema all over the world.

100 years of Indian Cinema

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa took a leaf out of her books to have the courage to celebrate the occasion of 100 years of Indian Cinema in the august presence of the President of India Pranab Mukherjee in Chennai during the week end.  When other States and the Bollywood failed to give much needed impetus to the occasion Jayalalithaa came in a big way to honour great actors of Indian Film Industry in a very big way.  It was indeed a successful culmination of 100 years of Indian Cinema.  Even though the South Indian stars in general and the Tamil Film Industry in particular got the much needed boost overall it was unity in diversity. Amitabh Bachchan and Sri Devi were star attraction from the Hindi Film Industry.  From Malayalam Film Industry both Mamooty and Mohan Lal got their dues. The super star of Tamil Industry Rajnikant and the matinee idol Kamal Hassan were star attraction in a day long programme with entertainment fun and frolic.  As the Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was herself  a shining star in the film industry she played a major role in making the function a grand success.  She allotted over Rs.10 crore rupees and saw to it each and every entertainment programme went of well without any confusion.  Participants also took active interest in rehearsals and made the stage act a perfect one. Film personalities, singers, Music directors, directors, producers and art directors all got their dues and it was a gala function.  Frontline magazine from the Hindu Group pulled out a special issue 100 -celebrating Indian Cinema's Century in their latest issue.  The stage of arranged with care and Lazar lights provided much colour to the dance sequences from the old melodies.  Lungi dance got its appointed place  Mainstream Indian Cinema's hundred years make for a pulsating narrative.  It had taken a new turn and from selling dreams in the initial days to commodifying wish-fulfilment fantasies in recent years and the journey goes on like.  As the years goes film industry used to become younger as was visible from Kamal Hassan as he started film career at the age of 5 as a child artist and continue hang to the limelight at the age of 60 also. Rajnikant worked like an Enthiran even though his entry was delayed as he was a bus conductor in the beginning of the career. It was grand and gala beginning to the 100 years of Indian Cinema and other would follow Tamil Nadu's initiative in this regard.
Jaya TV aired the programme for the benefit of viewers of Indian Cinema all over the world.
The title song was Cinema, Cinema 100 years seeing Cinema
Statistician Subramaniam C.K.
CRICKET LOVELY CRICKET
As a cricket fan and a statistician from Navi Mumbai I have compiled
match by match and innings by innings statistics of Sachin Tendulkar,
Sunil Gavaskar and the greatest of all, Sir Donald Bradman.
Incidentally the statistics on the last mentioned Australian star
compiled by me is kept in Brawl Museum in Adelaide.  Sunny Gavaskar
appreciated my efforts for taking so much pain and compiling it with
details of match aggregate, match average, overall runs till that
match. total average till that match, number of 100s/50s and whether
match was won or lost etc. apart from the age of the player during
every match and the venue as well with first and second innings scores
separately and the total of that match. I would like to part with the
statistics to your esteemed magazine if you permit me to send the same
through e mail.  As I am in the process of completing Sachin's
statistics till the 200th test at Mumbai, please provide me an
opportunity to appear in the pages of your esteemed magazine.
Already. I am a freelance writer for the last 42 years and hit the top
when my article on Ranji Final was published in " The Cricketer
International (LONDON) and I was paid Pd sterling 20 in the year 1986.
 Please put forward your requirement so as to enable to complete the
assignment before the 200th test match of Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar.
MONKEYGATE TALE


Monkeygate continue to haunt Team India even after 5 years.  The
closed kept secret is out.  In his memoirs-titled "The Close of Play"
Ponting played down the line and described the Monkeygate episode as
the penalty imposed on Harbhajan Singh after the 2008 Sydney Test was
way less than what it should have been.  Indian off-spinner was let
off time and again even after committing serious offences in the field
of play and in front of Television cameras.  Monkeygate episode was
the worst on field spat in the cricketing history.  Even during the
body line test series down under, Don Bradman, the most prolific runs
getter in the history of cricketing world did not misbehaved in such a
silly manner as the Sardar of Spin did in Sydney.  Since Team India
was at the receiving end of that particular series and hence we could
not digest defeat and the slapgate famous Harbhajan Singh played
spoilsport once again.  Nobody could deny unsporting Act of the
spinner and ICC could have axed him with a ban for life time.  But
better council prevailed and BCCI used its clout to save the Sardar.
In the bargain, during the inquiry into the charges levelled against
the Turbanator, Sachin Tendulkar entered the record books once again
with a blatant lied to save his player from further humiliation.  As
it was just a matter of saving a soul the matter was hushed up.  But
in reality it was the worst lie ever told in an enquiry to save a
serial offender in the cricket field.  monkeygate tale will be top
topic even after 100 years.
Recent attack on Harbhajan by Ponting and the earlier one by Adam
Ghilchrist all appear true now as he is always a controversial
personality in Indian side.  Australian's remarks may look absurd from
the Indian point of view but in reality he was a trouble shooter in
the Indian side. Controversy is a part and parcel of Harbhajan Singh
from the moment he started his test career as an off-spinner.  He was
called for Chucking and referred to ICC thrice.  He could take over
400 plus test wickets thanks to his suspect action which fetched him
basketful of wickets in the initial stages of his career. The recent
controversy was a spat with the Mumbai crowd when he was struggling to
take wickets in the comeback trail.  Earlier  Harbhjan was on a
punchline on a TV cameraman at Bangalore before boarding a plane to
Sri Lanka. Such type of arrogant attitude was not in good taste and
not required in a gentleman's game of cricket. If his attitude towards
the game is bad and his off-field tantrums is still worse. While
driving a dream car, Harbhajan found himself on the wrong side of the
law driving his HAMMER in Punjab without a Number Plate. His vehicle
was challaned for violating MV Act (Motor Vehicle Act).

Any award given by President of India is highly prestigious.
Harbhajan Singh and his skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni missed the
prestigious Padma Shri National Awards ceremony at Rashtrapathi Bhawan
inviting the ire of Union then Sports Minister MS.Gill. Later on he
gave a lame excuse for skipping the Award Function for Personal
Problems.  MS. Gill can forgive him just like Sreesanth did after the
slapgate controversy.  In the inaugural IPL season, HarbhajanSingh
slapped fellow paceman Sreesanth and was later suspended for the rest
of the tournament's 11 matches and the Board slapped a five-match ban
on his improper on-field misconduct. What a shame for Sardar of Spin?
He not only disappointed his cricket fans but went on to let his hair
down on the ramp and being featured in a liquor advertisement-both
prohibited by his religion. He did evoke religious sentiments as well
by doing a Ravana dance act on a TV show that got both Hindu and Sikh
Groups gunning for his blood.  However, he got a reprieve from court.

The mother of all the controversies is the MONKEYGATE -
Maaki---------controversy. The infamous spat with the Australian
cricketer Andrew Symonds during the Sydney Test match in 2007-2008
season.  Harbhajan could not last 12 balls at the end of Sydney match
as it slipped out of India's hand when a non regular bowler Michaels
Clerk caused the damage leading to all the controversies. Harbhajan
was at fault,  still Sachin Tendulkar has to lie to save the skin of
Singh.  Australian opener Matthew Hayden described him  as an
OBNOXIOUS WEED, that Harbhajan still maintains with his foolish acts
on an off the field.  Why this obnoxious weed is causing problems?
Ponting proved a point in his point in the bood titled The Close of
play-  Monkey gate will haunt Indian cricket for ever.