Body is build but still something is missing.......
Lets see how make deep cuts and look like a movie star.
check it out
Click on the below link.
Shrink Me
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Body Building - How to be like movie Star
Body is build but still something is missing.......
Lets see how make deep cuts and look like a movie star.
check it out
Click on the below link.
Shrink Me
How to Remove Blogger Blogspot NavBar
Please note that according to the term and condition of blogger.com, you’re not allowed to remove or disable the navbar from your blogspot template unless you host your blog under your own server. This tutorial is meant for those that host their blog outside of blogger.com, but the code does work for blogs hosted with blogger.com.
Step 01
This tutorial is on how to remove the blogger navbar (also known as the navigation bar) from your blog. First go to Design -> Edit html
Step 02
Copy and paste the code provided below (as shown in the image below) and insert it into the template, the code can be inserted anywhere in the template.
#navbar {
height: 0px;
visibility: hidden;
display: none;
}
Step 01
This tutorial is on how to remove the blogger navbar (also known as the navigation bar) from your blog. First go to Design -> Edit html
Step 02
Copy and paste the code provided below (as shown in the image below) and insert it into the template, the code can be inserted anywhere in the template.
#navbar {
height: 0px;
visibility: hidden;
display: none;
}
The Kabaa: Its Size and History
The small, cubed building known as the Kaba may not rival skyscrapers in height or mansions in width, but its impact on history and human beings is unmatched.
The Kaba is the building towards which Muslims face five times a day, everyday, in prayer. This has been the case since the time of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) over 1400 years ago.
The Size of the Kaba:
The current height of the Kaba is 39 feet, 6 inches and total size comes to 627 square feet.
The inside room of the Kaba is 13X9 meters. The Kaba's walls are one meter wide. The floor inside is 2.2 meters higher than the place where people perform Tawaf.
The ceiling and roof are two levels made out of wood. They were reconstructed with teak which is capped with stainless steel.
The walls are all made of stone. The stones inside are unpolished, while the ones outside are polished.
This small building has been constructed and reconstructed by Prophets Adam, Ibrahim, Ismail and Muhammad (peace be upon them all). No other building has had this honor.
Yet, not very much is known about the details of this small but significant building.
Did you know the Kaba was reconstructed as recently as close to four years ago?
Did you know that the Kaba has been subjected to danger by natural disasters like flooding, as well as human attacks?
If you didn't keep reading. You'll find some rarely heard of information discussed below and discover facts about the Kaba many are unaware of.
The other names of the Kaba
Literally, Kaba in Arabic means a high place with respect and prestige. The word Kaba may also be derivative of a word meaning a cube.
Some of these other names include:
Bait ul Ateeq-which means, according to one meaning, the earliest and ancient. According to the second meaning, it means independent and liberating. Both meanings could be taken
Bait ul Haram-the honorable house
The Kaba has been reconstructed up to 12 times
Scholars and historians say that the Kaba has been reconstructed between five to 12 times.
The very first construction of the Kaba was done by Prophet Adam (peace be upon him). Allah says in the Quran that this was the first house that was built for humanity to worship Allah.
After this, Prophet Ibrahim and Ismail (peace be upon them) rebuilt the Kaba. The measurements of the Kaba's Ibrahimic foundation are as follows:
-the eastern wall was 48 feet and 6 inches
-the Hateem side wall was 33 feet
-the side between the black stone and the Yemeni corner was 30 feet
-the Western side was 46.5 feet
Following this, there were several constructions before the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be uponj him) 's time.
Reconstruction of Kaba by Quraish
Prophet Muhammad participated in one of its reconstructions before he became a Prophet.
After a flash flood, the Kaba was damaged and its walls cracked. It needed rebuilding.
This responsibility was divided among the Quraish's four tribes. Prophet Muhammad helped with this reconstruction.
Once the walls were erected, it was time to place the Black Stone, (the Hajar ul Aswad) on the eastern wall of the Kaba.
Arguments erupted about who would h ave the honor of putting the Black Stone in its place. A fight was about to break out over the issue, when Abu Umayyah, Makkah's oldest man, proposed that the first man to enter the gate of the mosque the following morning would decide the matter. That man was the Prophet. The Makkans were ecstatic. "This is the trustworthy one (Al-Ameen)," they shouted in a chorus. "This is Muhammad".
He came to them and they asked him to decide on the matter. He agreed.
Prophet Muhammad proposed a solution that all agreed to-putting the Black Stone on a cloak, the elders of each of the clans held on to one edge of the cloak and carried the stone to its place. The Prophet then picked up the stone and placed it on the wall of the Kaba.
Since the tribe of Quraish did not have sufficient funds, this reconstruction did not include the entire foundation of the Kaba as built by Prophet Ibrahim. This is the first time the Kaba acquired the cubical shape it has now unlike the rectangle shape which it had earlier. The portion of the Kaba left out is called Hateem now.
Construction After the Prophet's Time-Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr
The Syrian army destroyed the Kaba in Muharram 64 (Hijri date) and before the next Hajj Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr, may Allah be pleased with him, reconstructed the Kaba from the ground up.
Ibn az-Zubayr wanted to make the Kaba how the Prophet Muhammad wanted it, on the foundation of the Prophet Ibrahim.
Ibn az-Zubayr said, "I heard Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) say, 'The Prophet said: "If your people had not quite recently abandoned the Ignorance (Unbelief), and if I had sufficient provisions to rebuild it [the Kaba], I would have added five cubits to it from the Hijr. Also, I would make two doors; one for people to enter therein and the other to exit." (Bukhari). Ibn az-Zubayr said, "Today, I can afford to do it and I do not fear the people.
Ibn az-Zubayr built the Kaba on Prophet Ibrahim's foundation. He put the roof on three pillars with the wood of Aoud (a perfumed wood with aroma which is traditionally burned to get a good smell out of it in Arabia).
In his construction he put two doors, one facing the east the other facing the west, as the Prophet wanted but did not do in his lifetime.
He rebuilt the Kaba on the Prophet Ibrahim's foundation, which meant that the Hateem area was included. The Hateem is the area adjacent to the Kaba enclosed by a low semi-circular wall.
Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr also made the following additions and modifications:
-put a small window close to the roof of the Kaba to allow for light.
-moved the door of the Kaba to ground level and added a second door to the Kaba.
-added nine cubits to the height of the Kaba, making it twenty cubits high.
-its walls were two cubits wide.
-reduced the pillars inside the House to three instead of six as were earlier built by Quraish.
For reconstruction, ibn az-Zubayr put up four pillars around Kaba and hung cloth over them until the building was completed. People began to do Tawaf around these pillars at all times, so Tawaf of the Kaba was never abandoned, even during reconstruction.
During Abdul Malik bin Marwan's time
In 74 Hijri (or 693 according to the Gregorian calendar), Al-Hajjaj bin Yusuf al-Thaqafi, the known tyrant of that time, with the approval of Umayyad Khalifa Abdul Malik bin Marwan, demolished what Ibn az-Zubayr had added to it from the older foundation of Prophet Ibrahim, restore its old structure as the Qura ish had had it.
Some of the changes he made were the following:
-he rebuilt it in the smaller shape which is found today
-took out the Hateem
-walled up the western door (whose signs are still visible today) and left the rest as it was
-pulled down the wall in the Hateem area.
-removed the wooden ladder Ibn az-Zubayr had put inside the Kaba.
-reduced the door's height by five cubits
When Abdul Malik bin Marwan came for Umra and heard the Hadith that it was wish of Prophet for the Kaba to be constructed the way Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr had built it, he regretted his actions.
Imam Malik's advice to the Khalifa Harun al Rasheed
Abbasi Khalifa Harun al Rasheed wanted to rebuild the Kaba the way the Prophet Muhammad wanted and the way Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr built it.
But when he consulted Imam Malik, the Imam asked the Khalifa to change his mind because constant demolition and rebuilding is not respectful and would become a toy in the hands of kings. Each one would want to demolish and rebuild the Kaba.
Based on this advice, Harun al Rasheed did not reconstruct the Kaba. The structure remained in the same construction for 966 years, with minor repairs here and there.
Reconstruction during Sultan Murad Khan's time
In the year 1039 Hijri, because of heavy rain, flood and hail, two of the Kaba's walls fell down.
The flood during which this occurred took place on the 19th of Shaban 1039 Hijri which continued constantly, so the water in the Kaba became almost close to half of its walls, about 10 feet from the ground level.
On Thursday the 20th of Shaban 1039 Hijri, the eastern and western walls fell down.
When flood receded on Friday the 21st of Shaban, the cleanup started.
Again, a curtain, the way Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr established on 4 pillars, was put up, and the reconstruction started on the 26th of Ramadan. The rest of the walls except for the one near the Black Stone, were demolished.
By the 2nd of Zul-Hijjah 1040 the construction was taking place under the guidance of Sultan Murad Khan, the Ottoman Khalifa. From the point of the Black stone and below, the current construction is the same as that done by Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr.
The construction which was done under the auspices of Murad Khan was exactly the one done at the time of Abdul Malik ibn Marwan which is the way the Quraysh had built it before Prophethood.
On Rajab 28 1377, One historian counted the total stones of the Kaba and they were 1,614. These stones are of different shapes. But the stones which are inside the outer wall which is visible are not counted in there.
Reconstruction of the Kaba In 1996
A major reconstruction of the Kaba took place between May 1996 and October 1996.
This was after a period of about 400 years (since Sultan Murad Khan's time).
During this reconstruction the only original thing left from the Kaba are the stones. All other material has been replaced including the ceiling and the roof and its wood.
What is inside the Kaba?
Dr. Muzammil Siddiqi is the president of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). He had the opportunity to go inside the Kaba in October 1998. In an interview with Sound Vision, he described the following features:
-there are two pillars inside (others report 3 pillars)
-there is a table on the side to put items like perfume
-there are two lantern-type lamps hanging from the ceiling
-the space can accommodate about 50 people
-there are no electric lights inside
-the walls and floors are of marble
-there are no windows inside
-there is only one door
-the upper inside walls of the Kaba were covered with some kind of curtain with the Kalima written on it
The Kaba is the building towards which Muslims face five times a day, everyday, in prayer. This has been the case since the time of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) over 1400 years ago.
The Size of the Kaba:
The current height of the Kaba is 39 feet, 6 inches and total size comes to 627 square feet.
The inside room of the Kaba is 13X9 meters. The Kaba's walls are one meter wide. The floor inside is 2.2 meters higher than the place where people perform Tawaf.
The ceiling and roof are two levels made out of wood. They were reconstructed with teak which is capped with stainless steel.
The walls are all made of stone. The stones inside are unpolished, while the ones outside are polished.
This small building has been constructed and reconstructed by Prophets Adam, Ibrahim, Ismail and Muhammad (peace be upon them all). No other building has had this honor.
Yet, not very much is known about the details of this small but significant building.
Did you know the Kaba was reconstructed as recently as close to four years ago?
Did you know that the Kaba has been subjected to danger by natural disasters like flooding, as well as human attacks?
If you didn't keep reading. You'll find some rarely heard of information discussed below and discover facts about the Kaba many are unaware of.
The other names of the Kaba
Literally, Kaba in Arabic means a high place with respect and prestige. The word Kaba may also be derivative of a word meaning a cube.
Some of these other names include:
Bait ul Ateeq-which means, according to one meaning, the earliest and ancient. According to the second meaning, it means independent and liberating. Both meanings could be taken
Bait ul Haram-the honorable house
The Kaba has been reconstructed up to 12 times
Scholars and historians say that the Kaba has been reconstructed between five to 12 times.
The very first construction of the Kaba was done by Prophet Adam (peace be upon him). Allah says in the Quran that this was the first house that was built for humanity to worship Allah.
After this, Prophet Ibrahim and Ismail (peace be upon them) rebuilt the Kaba. The measurements of the Kaba's Ibrahimic foundation are as follows:
-the eastern wall was 48 feet and 6 inches
-the Hateem side wall was 33 feet
-the side between the black stone and the Yemeni corner was 30 feet
-the Western side was 46.5 feet
Following this, there were several constructions before the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be uponj him) 's time.
Reconstruction of Kaba by Quraish
Prophet Muhammad participated in one of its reconstructions before he became a Prophet.
After a flash flood, the Kaba was damaged and its walls cracked. It needed rebuilding.
This responsibility was divided among the Quraish's four tribes. Prophet Muhammad helped with this reconstruction.
Once the walls were erected, it was time to place the Black Stone, (the Hajar ul Aswad) on the eastern wall of the Kaba.
Arguments erupted about who would h ave the honor of putting the Black Stone in its place. A fight was about to break out over the issue, when Abu Umayyah, Makkah's oldest man, proposed that the first man to enter the gate of the mosque the following morning would decide the matter. That man was the Prophet. The Makkans were ecstatic. "This is the trustworthy one (Al-Ameen)," they shouted in a chorus. "This is Muhammad".
He came to them and they asked him to decide on the matter. He agreed.
Prophet Muhammad proposed a solution that all agreed to-putting the Black Stone on a cloak, the elders of each of the clans held on to one edge of the cloak and carried the stone to its place. The Prophet then picked up the stone and placed it on the wall of the Kaba.
Since the tribe of Quraish did not have sufficient funds, this reconstruction did not include the entire foundation of the Kaba as built by Prophet Ibrahim. This is the first time the Kaba acquired the cubical shape it has now unlike the rectangle shape which it had earlier. The portion of the Kaba left out is called Hateem now.
Construction After the Prophet's Time-Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr
The Syrian army destroyed the Kaba in Muharram 64 (Hijri date) and before the next Hajj Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr, may Allah be pleased with him, reconstructed the Kaba from the ground up.
Ibn az-Zubayr wanted to make the Kaba how the Prophet Muhammad wanted it, on the foundation of the Prophet Ibrahim.
Ibn az-Zubayr said, "I heard Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) say, 'The Prophet said: "If your people had not quite recently abandoned the Ignorance (Unbelief), and if I had sufficient provisions to rebuild it [the Kaba], I would have added five cubits to it from the Hijr. Also, I would make two doors; one for people to enter therein and the other to exit." (Bukhari). Ibn az-Zubayr said, "Today, I can afford to do it and I do not fear the people.
Ibn az-Zubayr built the Kaba on Prophet Ibrahim's foundation. He put the roof on three pillars with the wood of Aoud (a perfumed wood with aroma which is traditionally burned to get a good smell out of it in Arabia).
In his construction he put two doors, one facing the east the other facing the west, as the Prophet wanted but did not do in his lifetime.
He rebuilt the Kaba on the Prophet Ibrahim's foundation, which meant that the Hateem area was included. The Hateem is the area adjacent to the Kaba enclosed by a low semi-circular wall.
Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr also made the following additions and modifications:
-put a small window close to the roof of the Kaba to allow for light.
-moved the door of the Kaba to ground level and added a second door to the Kaba.
-added nine cubits to the height of the Kaba, making it twenty cubits high.
-its walls were two cubits wide.
-reduced the pillars inside the House to three instead of six as were earlier built by Quraish.
For reconstruction, ibn az-Zubayr put up four pillars around Kaba and hung cloth over them until the building was completed. People began to do Tawaf around these pillars at all times, so Tawaf of the Kaba was never abandoned, even during reconstruction.
During Abdul Malik bin Marwan's time
In 74 Hijri (or 693 according to the Gregorian calendar), Al-Hajjaj bin Yusuf al-Thaqafi, the known tyrant of that time, with the approval of Umayyad Khalifa Abdul Malik bin Marwan, demolished what Ibn az-Zubayr had added to it from the older foundation of Prophet Ibrahim, restore its old structure as the Qura ish had had it.
Some of the changes he made were the following:
-he rebuilt it in the smaller shape which is found today
-took out the Hateem
-walled up the western door (whose signs are still visible today) and left the rest as it was
-pulled down the wall in the Hateem area.
-removed the wooden ladder Ibn az-Zubayr had put inside the Kaba.
-reduced the door's height by five cubits
When Abdul Malik bin Marwan came for Umra and heard the Hadith that it was wish of Prophet for the Kaba to be constructed the way Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr had built it, he regretted his actions.
Imam Malik's advice to the Khalifa Harun al Rasheed
Abbasi Khalifa Harun al Rasheed wanted to rebuild the Kaba the way the Prophet Muhammad wanted and the way Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr built it.
But when he consulted Imam Malik, the Imam asked the Khalifa to change his mind because constant demolition and rebuilding is not respectful and would become a toy in the hands of kings. Each one would want to demolish and rebuild the Kaba.
Based on this advice, Harun al Rasheed did not reconstruct the Kaba. The structure remained in the same construction for 966 years, with minor repairs here and there.
Reconstruction during Sultan Murad Khan's time
In the year 1039 Hijri, because of heavy rain, flood and hail, two of the Kaba's walls fell down.
The flood during which this occurred took place on the 19th of Shaban 1039 Hijri which continued constantly, so the water in the Kaba became almost close to half of its walls, about 10 feet from the ground level.
On Thursday the 20th of Shaban 1039 Hijri, the eastern and western walls fell down.
When flood receded on Friday the 21st of Shaban, the cleanup started.
Again, a curtain, the way Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr established on 4 pillars, was put up, and the reconstruction started on the 26th of Ramadan. The rest of the walls except for the one near the Black Stone, were demolished.
By the 2nd of Zul-Hijjah 1040 the construction was taking place under the guidance of Sultan Murad Khan, the Ottoman Khalifa. From the point of the Black stone and below, the current construction is the same as that done by Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr.
The construction which was done under the auspices of Murad Khan was exactly the one done at the time of Abdul Malik ibn Marwan which is the way the Quraysh had built it before Prophethood.
On Rajab 28 1377, One historian counted the total stones of the Kaba and they were 1,614. These stones are of different shapes. But the stones which are inside the outer wall which is visible are not counted in there.
Reconstruction of the Kaba In 1996
A major reconstruction of the Kaba took place between May 1996 and October 1996.
This was after a period of about 400 years (since Sultan Murad Khan's time).
During this reconstruction the only original thing left from the Kaba are the stones. All other material has been replaced including the ceiling and the roof and its wood.
What is inside the Kaba?
Dr. Muzammil Siddiqi is the president of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). He had the opportunity to go inside the Kaba in October 1998. In an interview with Sound Vision, he described the following features:
-there are two pillars inside (others report 3 pillars)
-there is a table on the side to put items like perfume
-there are two lantern-type lamps hanging from the ceiling
-the space can accommodate about 50 people
-there are no electric lights inside
-the walls and floors are of marble
-there are no windows inside
-there is only one door
-the upper inside walls of the Kaba were covered with some kind of curtain with the Kalima written on it
Friday, October 28, 2011
Nov 30th Blood Donation camp
As each year Tntj Attipatu has organised blood donation camp on Nov 30th
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Indian Cricketers Salary
Indian Cricketers Salary. Do you know what is the income of Indian Cricketers?
Do this cricketers involve in match fixing and spoiling our economic - Yes
Do this cricketers get extra income (In cores) from Adds and sponsorship - Yes
Do they spoil the younger generation by playing, on time of board exam - Yes
Do this cricketers pay there tax properly - NO
Do we pay this to fighters who give there life for our country - NO
Are they Playing for the country - NO
Is the income Generated from ICC goes to indian gov - NO
Play cricket and watch cricket for entertainment not for showing patriotism.because not the team nor the ICC does it for country.
Tournaments and income generation
The ICC generates income from the tournaments it organises, primarily the Cricket World Cup, and it distributes the majority of that income to its members. Sponsorship and television rights of the World Cup brought in over US$1.6 billion between 2007 and 2015, by far the ICC’s main source of income.[6][7] In the nine month accounting period to 31 December 2007 the ICC had operating income of USD 12.66 million, mainly from member subscriptions and sponsorship. In contrast event income was USD 285.87 million, including USD 239 million from the 2007 World Cup. There was also investment income of USD 6.695 million in the period.
Following are the players offered central contracts by BCCI (2010-2011)
* Grade A: Retainership Fees Rs 1 crors
Players in Grade A: Sachin Tendulkar, M S Dhoni, Gautam Gambhir, Virender Sehwag, Rahul Dravid, V V S Laxmam, Suresh Raina, Harbhajan Sing, Zaheer Khan.
* Grade B: Retainership Fees Rs 50 Lakh
Players in Grade B: Yuvraj Singh, Ishant Sharma, Ashish Nehra, Praveen Kumar, Virat Kohli, M Vijay, Pragyan Ojha.
* Grade C: Retainership Fees Rs 25 Lakh
Players in Grade C: S Sreesanth, Amit Mishra, R Ashwin, Rohit Sharma, Cheteshwar Pujara, Ravindra Jadeja, Abhimanyu Mithun, Vinay Kumar.
In addition to the Retainership fees players playing XI will also be paid the following:
* Fees per Test Match – Rs 7 Lakh
* Fees per ODI (One Day International) – Rs 4 Lakh
* Fees per T20 Match – Rs 2 Lakh
Income of IPL 2011 Players
Ten teams, 353 players, 74 matches, USD 9 million salary cap for each team. IPL 4 is back. Take a look at player’s valuation and salary in Indian Premier League (IPL) 4
The Indian Premier League (IPL) a professional league for Twenty20 cricket competition was initiated by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). IPL 2011 season Four (IPL4) is currently contested by 10 teams consisting of players from around the world.
Total salary cap per team is Rs 45 crore, that is, 9 million USD. Take a look at player’s valuation in IPL 4
Deccan Chargers Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Dan Christian $900,000 39600000
2 Manpreet Gony $290,000 12760000
3 Rusty Theron $85,000 3740000
4 Michael Lumb $80,000 3520000
5 Chris Lynn $20,000 880000
6 Amit Mishra $300,000 13200000
7 Shikhar Dhawan $300,000 13200000
8 JP Duminy $300,000 13200000
9 Dale Steyn $1,200,000 52800000
10 Cameron White $1,100,000 48400000
11 Kumar Sangakkara$700,000 30800000
12 Kevin Pietersen $650,000 28600000
13 Pragyan Ojha $500,000 22000000
14 Ishant Sharma $450,000.00 19800000
Delhi Daredevils Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Umesh Yadav $750,000 33000000
2 Venugopal Rao $700,000 30800000
3 Ashok Dinda $375,000 16500000
4 Ajit Agarkar $210,000 9240000
5 Matthew Wade $100,000 4400000
6 Colin Ingram $100,000 4400000
7 Andrew McDonald $80,000 3520000
8 Travis Birt $20,000 880000
9 Robert Frylinck $20,000 880000
10 Irfan Pathan $1,900,000 83600000
11 David Warner $750,000 33000000
12 James Hopes $350,000 15400000
13 Aaron Finch $300,000 13200000
14 Naman Ojha $270,000 11880000
15 Morne Morkel $475,000 20900000
Mumbai Indian Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Munaf Patel $700,000 30800000
2 Clint McKay $110,000 4840000
3 Moises Henriques$50,000 2200000
4 Aiden Blizzard $20,000 880000
5 Rohit Sharma $2,000,000 88000000
6 Andrew Symonds $850,000 37400000
7 Davy Jacobs $190,000 8360000
8 James Franklin $100,000 4400000
Kolkata Knight Riders Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Lakshmipathy Balaji $500,000 22000000
2 Jaydev Unadkat $250,000 11000000
3 Ryan ten Doeschate $150,000 6600000
4 James Pattinson $100,000 4400000
5 Gautam Gambhir $2,400,000 105600000
6 Yusuf Pathan $2,100,000 92400000
7 Manoj Tiwary $475,000 20900000
8 Shakib Al Hasan $425,000 18700000
9 Brett Lee $400,000 17600000
10 Eoin Morgan $350,000 15400000
11 Brad Haddin $325,000 14300000
12 Jacques Kallis $1,100,000 48400000
Kochi Tuskers Kerala Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 R Vinaykumar $475,000 20900000
2 Owais Shah $200,000 8800000
3 Thissara Perera $80,000 3520000
4 Michael Klinger $75,000 3300000
5 Stephen O’Keefe $20,000 880000
6 Mahela Jayawardene $1,500,000 66000000
7 Muttiah Muralitharan $1,100,000 48400000
8 Ravindra Jadeja $950,000 41800000
9 Sreesanth $900,000 39600000
10 RP Singh $500,000 22000000
11 Brendon McCullum $475,000 20900000
12 Brad Hodge $425,000 18700000
13 VVS Laxman $400,000 17600000
14 Parthiv Patel $290,000 12760000
15 Steven Smith $200,000 8800000
16 Ramesh Powar $180,000 7920000
Sahara Pune Warriors Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Murali Kartik $400,000 17600000
2 Mitchell Marsh $290,000 12760000
3 Wayne Parnell $160,000 7040000
4 Jesse Ryder $150,000 6600000
5 Jerome Taylor $100,000 4400000
6 Alfonso Thomas $100,000 4400000
7 Robin Uthappa $2,100,000 92400000
8 Yuvraj Singh $1,800,000 79200000
9 Angelo Mathews $950,000 41800000
10 Ashish Nehra $850,000 37400000
11 Graeme Smith $500,000 22000000
12 Callum Ferguson $300,000 13200000
13 Nathan McCullum $100,000 4400000
14 Tim Paine $270,000 11880000
Rajasthan Royals Amount in USD Amount in INR
($1 = Rs 44)
1 Shaun Tait $300,000 13200000
2 Pankaj Singh $95,000 4180000
3 Ross Taylor $1,000,000 44000000
4 Johan Botha $950,000 41800000
5 Rahul Dravid $500,000 22000000
6 Paul Collingwood$250,000 11000000
Chennai Super Kings Amount in USD Amount in INR
($1 = Rs 44)
1 Sudeep Tyagi $240,000 10560000
2 Scott Styris $200,000 8800000
3 Joginder Sharma $150,000 6600000
4 Francois du Plessis $120,000 5280000
5 Nuwan Kulasekara $100,000 4400000
6 Ben Hilfenhaus $100,000 4400000
7 Suraj Randiv $80,000 3520000
8 George Bailey $50,000 2200000
9 Ravichandran Ashwin $850,000 37400000
10 Subramaniam Badrinath $800,000 35200000
11 Doug Bollinger $700,000 30800000
12 Michael Hussey $425,000 18700000
13 Dwayne Bravo $200,000 8800000
14 Wriddhiman Saha $100,000 4400000
Royal Challengers Amount in USD Amount in INR
($1 = Rs 44)
1 Abhimanyu Mithun $260,000 11440000
2 Charl Langeveldt $140,000 6160000
3 Mohammad Kaif $130,000 5720000
4 Johan van der Wath $50,000 2200000
5 Luke Pomersbach $50,000 2200000
6 Rilee Rossouw $20,000 880000
7 Nuwan Pradeep $20,000 880000
8 Jonathan Vandiar $20,000 880000
9 Saurabh Tiwary $1,600,000 70400000
10 AB de Villiers $1,100,000 48400000
11 Zaheer Khan $900,000 39600000
12 Cheteshwar Pujara $700,000 30800000
13 Dirk Nannes $650,000 28600000
14 Tillakaratne Dilshan $650,000 28600000
15 Daniel Vettori $550,000 24200000
Kings XI Punjab Amount in USD Amount in INR
($1 = Rs 44)
1 Dimitri Mascarenhas $100,000 4400000
2 Nathan Rimmington $20,000 880000
3 David Hussey $1,400,000 61600000
4 Dinesh Karthik $900,000 39600000
5 Adam Gilchrist $900,000 39600000
6 Praveen Kumar $800,000 35200000
7 Abhishek Nayar $800,000 35200000
8 Stuart Broad $400,000 17600000
9 Ryan Harris $325,000 14300000
They are business men running there business fooling the people.
Indian Cricketers Salary. Do you know what is the income of Indian Cricketers?
Do this cricketers involve in match fixing and spoiling our economic - Yes
Do this cricketers get extra income (In cores) from Adds and sponsorship - Yes
Do they spoil the younger generation by playing, on time of board exam - Yes
Do this cricketers pay there tax properly - NO
Do we pay this to fighters who give there life for our country - NO
Are they Playing for the country - NO
Is the income Generated from ICC goes to indian gov - NO
Play cricket and watch cricket for entertainment not for showing patriotism.because not the team nor the ICC does it for country.
Tournaments and income generation
The ICC generates income from the tournaments it organises, primarily the Cricket World Cup, and it distributes the majority of that income to its members. Sponsorship and television rights of the World Cup brought in over US$1.6 billion between 2007 and 2015, by far the ICC’s main source of income.[6][7] In the nine month accounting period to 31 December 2007 the ICC had operating income of USD 12.66 million, mainly from member subscriptions and sponsorship. In contrast event income was USD 285.87 million, including USD 239 million from the 2007 World Cup. There was also investment income of USD 6.695 million in the period.
Following are the players offered central contracts by BCCI (2010-2011)
* Grade A: Retainership Fees Rs 1 crors
Players in Grade A: Sachin Tendulkar, M S Dhoni, Gautam Gambhir, Virender Sehwag, Rahul Dravid, V V S Laxmam, Suresh Raina, Harbhajan Sing, Zaheer Khan.
* Grade B: Retainership Fees Rs 50 Lakh
Players in Grade B: Yuvraj Singh, Ishant Sharma, Ashish Nehra, Praveen Kumar, Virat Kohli, M Vijay, Pragyan Ojha.
* Grade C: Retainership Fees Rs 25 Lakh
Players in Grade C: S Sreesanth, Amit Mishra, R Ashwin, Rohit Sharma, Cheteshwar Pujara, Ravindra Jadeja, Abhimanyu Mithun, Vinay Kumar.
In addition to the Retainership fees players playing XI will also be paid the following:
* Fees per Test Match – Rs 7 Lakh
* Fees per ODI (One Day International) – Rs 4 Lakh
* Fees per T20 Match – Rs 2 Lakh
Income of IPL 2011 Players
Ten teams, 353 players, 74 matches, USD 9 million salary cap for each team. IPL 4 is back. Take a look at player’s valuation and salary in Indian Premier League (IPL) 4
The Indian Premier League (IPL) a professional league for Twenty20 cricket competition was initiated by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). IPL 2011 season Four (IPL4) is currently contested by 10 teams consisting of players from around the world.
Total salary cap per team is Rs 45 crore, that is, 9 million USD. Take a look at player’s valuation in IPL 4
Deccan Chargers Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Dan Christian $900,000 39600000
2 Manpreet Gony $290,000 12760000
3 Rusty Theron $85,000 3740000
4 Michael Lumb $80,000 3520000
5 Chris Lynn $20,000 880000
6 Amit Mishra $300,000 13200000
7 Shikhar Dhawan $300,000 13200000
8 JP Duminy $300,000 13200000
9 Dale Steyn $1,200,000 52800000
10 Cameron White $1,100,000 48400000
11 Kumar Sangakkara$700,000 30800000
12 Kevin Pietersen $650,000 28600000
13 Pragyan Ojha $500,000 22000000
14 Ishant Sharma $450,000.00 19800000
Delhi Daredevils Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Umesh Yadav $750,000 33000000
2 Venugopal Rao $700,000 30800000
3 Ashok Dinda $375,000 16500000
4 Ajit Agarkar $210,000 9240000
5 Matthew Wade $100,000 4400000
6 Colin Ingram $100,000 4400000
7 Andrew McDonald $80,000 3520000
8 Travis Birt $20,000 880000
9 Robert Frylinck $20,000 880000
10 Irfan Pathan $1,900,000 83600000
11 David Warner $750,000 33000000
12 James Hopes $350,000 15400000
13 Aaron Finch $300,000 13200000
14 Naman Ojha $270,000 11880000
15 Morne Morkel $475,000 20900000
Mumbai Indian Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Munaf Patel $700,000 30800000
2 Clint McKay $110,000 4840000
3 Moises Henriques$50,000 2200000
4 Aiden Blizzard $20,000 880000
5 Rohit Sharma $2,000,000 88000000
6 Andrew Symonds $850,000 37400000
7 Davy Jacobs $190,000 8360000
8 James Franklin $100,000 4400000
Kolkata Knight Riders Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Lakshmipathy Balaji $500,000 22000000
2 Jaydev Unadkat $250,000 11000000
3 Ryan ten Doeschate $150,000 6600000
4 James Pattinson $100,000 4400000
5 Gautam Gambhir $2,400,000 105600000
6 Yusuf Pathan $2,100,000 92400000
7 Manoj Tiwary $475,000 20900000
8 Shakib Al Hasan $425,000 18700000
9 Brett Lee $400,000 17600000
10 Eoin Morgan $350,000 15400000
11 Brad Haddin $325,000 14300000
12 Jacques Kallis $1,100,000 48400000
Kochi Tuskers Kerala Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 R Vinaykumar $475,000 20900000
2 Owais Shah $200,000 8800000
3 Thissara Perera $80,000 3520000
4 Michael Klinger $75,000 3300000
5 Stephen O’Keefe $20,000 880000
6 Mahela Jayawardene $1,500,000 66000000
7 Muttiah Muralitharan $1,100,000 48400000
8 Ravindra Jadeja $950,000 41800000
9 Sreesanth $900,000 39600000
10 RP Singh $500,000 22000000
11 Brendon McCullum $475,000 20900000
12 Brad Hodge $425,000 18700000
13 VVS Laxman $400,000 17600000
14 Parthiv Patel $290,000 12760000
15 Steven Smith $200,000 8800000
16 Ramesh Powar $180,000 7920000
Sahara Pune Warriors Amount in USD Amount in INR
1 Murali Kartik $400,000 17600000
2 Mitchell Marsh $290,000 12760000
3 Wayne Parnell $160,000 7040000
4 Jesse Ryder $150,000 6600000
5 Jerome Taylor $100,000 4400000
6 Alfonso Thomas $100,000 4400000
7 Robin Uthappa $2,100,000 92400000
8 Yuvraj Singh $1,800,000 79200000
9 Angelo Mathews $950,000 41800000
10 Ashish Nehra $850,000 37400000
11 Graeme Smith $500,000 22000000
12 Callum Ferguson $300,000 13200000
13 Nathan McCullum $100,000 4400000
14 Tim Paine $270,000 11880000
Rajasthan Royals Amount in USD Amount in INR
($1 = Rs 44)
1 Shaun Tait $300,000 13200000
2 Pankaj Singh $95,000 4180000
3 Ross Taylor $1,000,000 44000000
4 Johan Botha $950,000 41800000
5 Rahul Dravid $500,000 22000000
6 Paul Collingwood$250,000 11000000
Chennai Super Kings Amount in USD Amount in INR
($1 = Rs 44)
1 Sudeep Tyagi $240,000 10560000
2 Scott Styris $200,000 8800000
3 Joginder Sharma $150,000 6600000
4 Francois du Plessis $120,000 5280000
5 Nuwan Kulasekara $100,000 4400000
6 Ben Hilfenhaus $100,000 4400000
7 Suraj Randiv $80,000 3520000
8 George Bailey $50,000 2200000
9 Ravichandran Ashwin $850,000 37400000
10 Subramaniam Badrinath $800,000 35200000
11 Doug Bollinger $700,000 30800000
12 Michael Hussey $425,000 18700000
13 Dwayne Bravo $200,000 8800000
14 Wriddhiman Saha $100,000 4400000
Royal Challengers Amount in USD Amount in INR
($1 = Rs 44)
1 Abhimanyu Mithun $260,000 11440000
2 Charl Langeveldt $140,000 6160000
3 Mohammad Kaif $130,000 5720000
4 Johan van der Wath $50,000 2200000
5 Luke Pomersbach $50,000 2200000
6 Rilee Rossouw $20,000 880000
7 Nuwan Pradeep $20,000 880000
8 Jonathan Vandiar $20,000 880000
9 Saurabh Tiwary $1,600,000 70400000
10 AB de Villiers $1,100,000 48400000
11 Zaheer Khan $900,000 39600000
12 Cheteshwar Pujara $700,000 30800000
13 Dirk Nannes $650,000 28600000
14 Tillakaratne Dilshan $650,000 28600000
15 Daniel Vettori $550,000 24200000
Kings XI Punjab Amount in USD Amount in INR
($1 = Rs 44)
1 Dimitri Mascarenhas $100,000 4400000
2 Nathan Rimmington $20,000 880000
3 David Hussey $1,400,000 61600000
4 Dinesh Karthik $900,000 39600000
5 Adam Gilchrist $900,000 39600000
6 Praveen Kumar $800,000 35200000
7 Abhishek Nayar $800,000 35200000
8 Stuart Broad $400,000 17600000
9 Ryan Harris $325,000 14300000
They are business men running there business fooling the people.
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