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Vinod Kambli Sach ka Saamna
Fri, November 22 2013
Vinod Kambli could become the best-selling author of a book titled “How to lose friends and infuriate people”
"Vinaash kaale vipreet buddhi," goes the saying. The rough English translation of that would be, "In destructive times, intelligence deserts you." The saying would have been apt for Vinod Kambli, except for the fact that his "vinaash kaal" and "vipreet buddhi" have been his closest buddies for as long as one can remember. It’s not a phase, but a never-ending chapter in his life, says H Natarajan who has followed Kambli’s career from his schooldays and interacted closely with many people close to him.
Tue, August 12 2014
Sachin Tendulkar controversies: 13 instances when the maestro paid the price for being who he was
Sachin Tendulkar has been India’s darling since his debut in 1989 and has largely managed to stay away from controversies for a major part of his career with his squeaky-clean reputation and gentlemanly demeanour — on and off the field. But even his great reputation could not help Tendulkar from getting him dragged into a few controversies. It’s rightly said that only a fruit-laden tree will get pelted by stones.