Sanjay Jha

January , 2007

Friday , January 19, 2007

Saddam: 21 days later


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Even as TV channels went expectedly berserk with repeated clips of dusky Indian Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty's racial trauma on TV reality show Celebrity Big Brother, the media cacophony even threatening to jeopardize British PM Tony Blair's departing moments in 10, Downing Street, the tragic slaughtering of over 100 school-children in bomb attacks in Iraq went virtually unnoticed. That hardly makes for public attention and TRP ratings; perhaps if the entire school was annihilated into dust, then maybe the news would have at least featured behind the latest bulletin on cricket coach Greg Chappell's faltering vision. A fortnight after witnessing the repugnant, gruesome execution of Iraq's former dictator, the Wrangler cow-boy munching pretzels in his Texas ranch declared that the entire exercise was indeed unfortunate and had barbaric overtones. George Bush's first public angst and cosmetic anguish on the December 30 2006 reality TV show was perhaps too....


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More about Sanjay Jha

When Jha left his cushy banking job to start a cricket portal, he knew he was taking a mighty huge risk. It was apparently worth the adventure. On March 1st 2010 CricketNext.com celebrated its tenth year, a superlative feat for a dot com company born in the year the internet bubble burst. CricketNext.com is now part of the media group, Network 18. Jha has worked with several foreign financial institutions and is a post-graduate in economics and an MBA from XLRI , Jamshedpur. Currently, he is also Executive Director of world-famous Dale Carnegie Training, and specializes in leadership development and executive coaching. Besides his hard-hitting weekly columns, Jha has authored two cricket quiz books and also a book of poetry. His latest cricket creation was published in May 2010 and is titled Eleven: Triumphs, Trials and Turbulence ; Indian Cricket 2003-10.
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