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He is great but not in the same league as Kalam, Vishy Anand, Venkatraman, Vardhan(only Asian to win Abel Prize-mathematicians nobel) and a few others.

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Definately After Gandhi , it has to be Tendulkar . We can say that Tendulkar is easily the only Indian to have a PAN( presence across Nation) India following . Which other Indian comes to mind when we think about someone being loved by people all over India?

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He is great but not in the same league as Kalam' date=' [b']Vishy Anand, Venkatraman, Vardhan(only Asian to win Abel Prize-mathematicians nobel) and a few others.
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Srry to dissapoint you but Anand is the only player to have stood against the might of the Soviet Union other than Fischer. He is India's only proper WC at anything.
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Srry to dissapoint you but Anand is the only player to have stood against the might of the Soviet Union other than Fischer. He is India's only proper WC at anything.
Yeah but i can easily say that 99% of the Indians give bullox about what Vishy does in chess compared to the ones who want to see Sachin lifting the world cup . Who knows which tournaments Vishy has won , his opponents ? Has the great great Vishy able to gather even a 100 people all over the country to watch his boring antics on the board?
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Srry to dissapoint you but Anand is the only player to have stood against the might of the Soviet Union other than Fischer. He is India's only proper WC at anything.
Might of the Soviet Union? I don't understand what you mean. :confused: Soviet ko tootey to bees saal ho gaye hain. And Anand is more of recent champion. How did he 'stand against the might of the Soviet Union'? Just because he lived during the time when the Soviet existed, doesn't mean he faced them. BTW, I am standing against the might of America while posting this. So, am I the greatest Indian? :P BTW, This Vishy washy Anand hasn't yet managed to beat the ICF chess league dwiteeya champion. Yours truly. He's good no doubt, but not the greatest Indian currently living.
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Amitabh Bachchan, Lata Mangeshkar have made greater contributions to contemporary Indian society and for a longer timeframe than Sachin. I would put Dr. Manmohan Singh in that category too.

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I dunno if it's offtopic, anyway.. It's a shame that SC Bose doesn't get mentioned in the same vein as say a Gandhi or a Sachin when one discusses the Greatest Indian EVER topic :((

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Srry to dissapoint you but Anand is the only player to have stood against the might of the Soviet Union other than Fischer. He is India's only proper WC at anything.
and what about the fact that Goddy has challenged the might of the Aussies in both forms of the game for 20+ years???? or what about the fact that the kind of influence he has had on the game is probably unmatched in Indian sports history??? or what about the fact that he almost single handedly carried the entire Indian batting order in the 1990s??? or what about the fact that he has been such a consistent performer in his sport for such a long period of time??? or what about the fact that he's had to live with the expectations of so many people for such a long time and every single time he has performed better than the expectations. As for being World Champions, I think you would be aware that cricket does not have a world champion per se, but if there were one, then if there's one man who would deserve that title it would be Goddy.
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Amitabh Bachchan' date=' Lata Mangeshkar have made greater contributions to contemporary Indian society and for a longer timeframe than Sachin. [b']I would put Dr. Manmohan Singh in that category too.
very, very strongly disagree.
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Me thinks APJ is the only one among those mentioned in the thread who is a serious contender for the title. But comparing Sachin and APJ would be a futile exercise since both of them have excelled in very different fields.

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Manmohan Singh in 1994 - Serious contender Manmohan Singh in 2009 - The image of integrity lost its sheen but still a great Indian Manmohan Singh in 2011 - The 'Dhrithrashtra' who is a good man, but remains blind to the robbery going all around him

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