Medals made in heaven

i don't know where the marriages are made.. but for India medals are made in heaven.

First Gold Medal for Abhinav bindra and now Bronze for Sushil kumar, have made the country proud. I don't say that they are by fluke (Giving full credit to athletes) .. but i do say that looking at the tally of the first 10 we should feel ashamed.

Many hopes and few results from the unexpected arenas. some shocks from the expectations make us beleieve that we are depending more on fate.

India is land where KARMA YOG was preached by the god himself and we are not counting on the karma yoga and are more dependent on fate - KISMAT.

Let us now do better efforts in the sports field.

The government should make more efforts in providing best trainning and trainning environment to the athletes so that the medals dont come as a shock to us ... and we can show that we deserve what we are getting.

Few more days to go.. and some more medals will make this olympic a better rare view mirror to go ahead on this medals highway.

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