This modern stadium can seat upto 90,000 people. Kheny , already owning many toll highways in US and known for his project management expertise in Indian context has great disregard and utter contempt for corrupt politicians and bureaucrats
http://www.dnaindia.com/bangalore/report_bangalore-will-get-its-second-and-most-modern-cricket-stadium_1532107
To carry out this work, Kheny does not need any government funds than the permission to start a project a this huge scale.
Hope he does it fast, date is 2013, and shows the government what the private sector can do in this country given the opportunities and permissions.
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