F1 Track in Hyderabad

by **Vishwas** » Thu Oct 16, 2003 12:19 pm

Hi guys! What do you think we should do to get it right here?

by **Vicky** » Thu Oct 16, 2003 12:21 pm

Hi! Good idea.

by **dreamboy** » Thu Oct 16, 2003 4:06 pm

For who is it useful for for lakhiers or crorepathis? What about the poor beggars? They will be like that only forever.

by **Andhraite** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 7:26 am

If we think like that then we can also give more examples but why don\'t you think in the other way? Like, it will create more jobs (for those poor people or beggars) and more maoney for the Govt. from tourists & taxes. Do you think there are no beggers or poor people in China? Then why are they trying hard to get Asian Games in Beijing, a Formula 1 track, and to become the 3rd country to launch a manned space-shuttle?

by **vivek** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 10:22 am

None of the Indian airports is capable of hosting 7 jumbo jets at a single time. The runways are not long enough. We need 7500 5 star hotels for the FIA staff and crew alone! Plus an expressway connecting the Airport to the circuit. There are many such requirements.
 
 
Refer: http://www.themavericks.net/f1/indiaf1circuit03.htm
 
Also (Que No. 3): http://www.themavericks.net/f1/qanda.htm

by **Andhraite** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 11:43 am

Vivek, I feel you were a bit excited while posting this.
 
 
Its not 7500 5-star hotels, its 7500 5-star rooms. 7500 rooms is not a big problem. And coming to the airport, Begumpet airport cannot afford to land 7 Jumbo Jet planes in the space of a few minutes. we are going to have a new airport, which is said to be international. So if it\'s international, of course it must be able to do that job.
 
 
Yeah, I agree it\'s 3 yrs away for Hyderabad to boast of having an F-1 circuit.

by **dreamboy** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 12:19 pm

Once Rome was set on fire. In that incident so many people of that city made a hue and cry. At that time the Roman Raja was enjoying his violin\'s music, it seems. Likewise, Olympics, F1 Races, Afro-Asian Games, etc. will fullfil the dreams of the rich class. But what about the crores of poor people and the beggars who are yet below poverty line in our country? Just watch out the streets of Hyderabad or any where else in our country. You can find beggars and poor people who are sleeping on roads. In our India some crores of people who are below poverty line don\'t have money even to fill their stomachs. Andhraite, just lok at uur Hyderabad city itself at night after 9.00 PM. You can find so many hungry poor human beings. Will those poor people who even cannot earn their food enjoy the F1 Races by purchasing the ticket by paying the huge amount of money? Firstly, eradication of poverty must be done. F1 Races, Games, etc. cannot make Swarnandhra Pradesh. The one thing that can make Swarnandhra Pradesh is the eradication of poverty and attainment complete literacy.

by **Andhraite** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 3:37 pm

As it\'s not just F1, you can also give more examples if you think like that. But, what I\'m saying is, tommorrow, with God\'s grace if we get that F1 bid then, it will make more jobs for this unemployment hit India. And, coming to those poor people, if they are willing to work & earn money, then they will get some labour work in construction & maintenance of the track & the circuit. So, from then, they can stand on their own legs. What do you say, Dreamboy?

by **dreamboy** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 3:55 pm

Presently, there are no openings for Government jobs in our State. Formula One, etc cannot remove poverty in India. And you are saying that the poor people can work for its construction and earn. Will the crores of poor people in India get work and earn by constructing F1 race tracks? In future, this sought of thing will be useful for the rich community, and the poor people shall become slaves for this type of person. Our PM in the National Games said that Khel Katham paisa hajam. Did you remember that? Other country people must follow our things but we are following other countries\' styles. We must develop to those standards and other countries must implement ours.

by **Vishwas** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 4:55 pm

Hey guys, an F1 track means more hotels, more employment. Just think about the jobs that are going to come up and it would boost the position of Hyderabad. With the IMG group here, the F1 track would be a shot in the arm for Hyderabad.

by **CoolNut** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 5:09 pm

Poverty cannot be eradicated by agriculture alone. OK, jobs. You would get jobs only when such avenues are explored. Software was considered just for the rich. See the number of jobs it has generated. It has freed people form the chores of hard labour. Guys, think. Mr. Naidu is a visionary par excellence. F1 would create a hell of a lot of jobs. Yes, Hyderabad airport doesn\'t have the capacity to land 7 Big Birds but we have other means of getting the cars into Hyderabad. Think. Transportation. Tourism, their food, spectators. Guys PUSH for it. \"GO HYDERABAD\" GO for it!

by **Andhraite** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 5:20 pm

Did I say we can fully eradicate poverty by this project? NO!!! Come\'n man what are you posting I said, atleast, we can make some of those have a food twice a day. ATLEAST DOING SOMETHING FOR THEM IS BETTER THAN DOING NOTHING!!! Don\'t you agree with me on that, Dreamboy???

by **dreamboy** » Sat Oct 18, 2003 11:50 am

Yes, I agree with that but is that the complete solution for removing poverty in our country?

by **Vishy** » Sat Oct 18, 2003 11:57 am

GUYS, send in your suggestions as to what you can do to get an F1 track in Hyderabad. We have to get it. Please pour in your suggestions.

by **dreamboy** » Sat Oct 18, 2003 12:08 pm

What ever we earn on the F1 Track 50% of that amount must be spent for the upliftment of poor people in our state. Not only from the F1 Track, but the atleast 45% of the amount which the Government earns by imposing taxes on the public must be spent for fulfilling the needs of food, shelter and education for the poor people.

by **Andhraite** » Sat Oct 18, 2003 2:17 pm

I said it\'s not the complete solution, and again you are asking me whether that is the complete solution. Come on man, what happened to you???

by **dreamboy** » Sat Oct 18, 2003 2:48 pm

You cannot suggest a solution for it. You do not have that much knowledge.

by **Coolnut** » Sat Oct 18, 2003 6:17 pm

Hey!!! First, let\'s get it to Hyderabad. After that we\'ll talk about where the money goes. We have to get it right. What can you contribute to get it to Hyderabad?

by **dreamboy** » Sun Oct 19, 2003 1:33 pm

I can contribute my wishes.

by **Andhraite** » Mon Oct 20, 2003 2:46 pm

As if you got the solution for complete eradication of poverty on India!!!

by **dreamboy** » Mon Oct 20, 2003 2:51 pm

Let\'s dream about tommorrow.

by **dreamboy** » Mon Oct 20, 2003 3:00 pm

Andhraite, be cool man! Why are you indulging in a war with me? Our way of discussion must attract others to discuss with us. Take the things in a cool and possitive manner. I haven\'t criticised you then why are feeling that much. If any you don\'t like any message then don\'t reply to them.

by **Andhraite** » Mon Oct 20, 2003 4:44 pm

If you want others to be cool and discuss in a polite manner first you try to implement that.

by **dreamboy** » Mon Oct 20, 2003 4:55 pm

I haven\'t criticised you. This is a discussion board on which we discuss issues of different types. Take it in cool manner. Swami Vivekananda said if we lift one finger on others then automatically three fingers will be pointing towards us.

by **dreamboy** » Mon Oct 20, 2003 5:02 pm

Andhraite, I am your friend and you are my friend. From today on wards we are good friends. If there is any mistake from my side please pardon me. Friend, this is just a discussion. In this we will suggest/criticize/discuss. Just take it in positive manner. I think you like our CM very much. If you want to talk to him today it is Dial Your CM on the topic of 1st Afro Asian Games-2003. You call him Ph: 040-23453229, 23453230 on D.D. Between 6.35-6.55 you can make a call. Say him your wishes. Today onwards we are good friends, okay?

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