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In 2008 I wrote the following in my blog: My View: With all the profits IPL made, they should atlease provide shoes, gloves and equipments to the underpriviliged children who play cricket in villages of the corresponding teams. RICH-POOR INJURY DUE TO PLAYING CRICKET WITHOUT SHOES: It is the third successful IPL season (moneywise)- IPL has become second to NBA based on first-team salaries on a pro-rata basis (Global Sports Salary Review). I read in news only about - main IPL cricket people fighting for millions and billions for cricket franchises. News: Pune was bought by Sahara Adventure Sports Group for $370 million, the Kochi franchise was bought by Rendezvous Sports World Limited for $333.3 million We were offered $50m to quit - Kochi franchise WIKI ON IPL Never ever read that these teams provided any shoes or cricketing materials (may cost only thousands for them) to any village school children playing cricket.

How can people do this: Bringing back Expired drugs into the retail market by fixing fresh labels bearing new manufacturing and expiry dates. As a person who loved studing Toxicology, I was astonished to see how people could do this. How many people would have been affected by this. Drugs would act differently after expiry date. It sure would have killed so many people and would have created toxic reaction to various people instead of treating them. Is money that important for these people above the health of the other person. Will this person give expired medicines to his mom, dad, children and dear ones? Please people never do these type of business. Central Drugs Standard Control Organization, India should perform regular test on random samples from market to eliminate this type of business. We have visionary leaders who wanted to take countries forward. Think about their sacrifices. Even if you cannot do 1% of Good that they did, do not do anything bad. I am sorry ...