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CGF chief apologises for injury to Ugandan officials
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Michael Fennell on Thursday apologised for a freak accident resulting in injuries to three Ugandan officials, including the team's Chef de Mission, at the Games Village in the early hours of Wednesday.
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CWG: Fennell thanks Delhiites for adhering to Games lane sanctity
Delhiites on Wednesday came in for praise from Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell for adhering to the sanctity of the exclusive lanes meant for Games traffic.
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Delhi a greener state, say Jersey and Northern Ireland
Delhi has become a greener state, acknowledged the island nation of Jersey and Northern Ireland something for the Delhites to cheer about.
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Hooper didn't blame Indian population, clarifies Commonwealth Games Federation
Commonwealth Games Federation boss Mike Fennell today backed his colleague Mike Hooper, saying he neither blamed the Indian government for Delhi's under-preparedness nor made any disparaging comments about Indians.Fennell said contrary to media reports, Hooper or the CGF also did not demand that 24-hour Games lanes be operational on Delhi's roads d...
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Michael Fennell meets Cabinet Secretary
Commonwealth Games Federation president Michael Fennell on Friday met Cabinet Secretary K M Chandrashekar to take stock of the preparation of the October 3-14 Delhi mega-event.
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ACGA reiterates commitment to CWG
The Australian Commonwealth Games Association (ACGA) on Monday said it remains committed to the next month's New Delhi Games despite an attack on a tourist bus in the host city.
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CGF worried after attack on foreigners
The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) is concerned about the attack on a tourist in Delhi just 13 days before the October 3 to 14 event but said there is no evidence to suggest that the incident is linked to the sporting extravaganza.
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CWG: Fennell takes stock, says corruption charges need to be probed
All allegations of corruption against Delhi Commonwealth Games organisers should be probed, the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) chief Mike Fennell said on Thursday as he wrapped up a two-day inspection of the venues by identifying some areas of concern which need to be addressed immediately.Fennell said that the CGF has left it on the Indian au...
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England won't pull out of CWG: Kalmadi
Suresh Kalmadi dismissed media reports that England are set to withdraw from the Games fearing terror strikes and said athletes worldwide need not worry about their security during the mega event.
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Australia rules out CWG pull outpull
Australia gave a thumbs up to security arrangements for the 2010 Games in New Delhi and said their athletes will travel to India to participate in the October 3-14 mega event.
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England deny CWG pullout
British team will definitely travel to India to participate in the 2010 Commonwealth Games, the officials said here after a report claimed that England will pull out over fears of terror strikes.
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Fennel scraps CWG Technical Review Committee
There will be no Technical Review Committee to monitor the Commonwealth Games preparations, CWG Federaion chief Mike Fennel said on Saturday. Fennel had proposed the committee for monthly visits but he scrapped it in view of improved progress.
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Don't focus on individuals, focus on issues: Hooper
Commonwealth Games Federation CEO Mike Hooper has termed the controversy over preparations as "unfortunate" and said focus should be on delivering "great Games"
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CGF chief apologises for injury to Ugandan officials
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Michael Fennell on Thursday apologised for a freak accident resulting in injuries to three Ugandan officials, including the team's Chef de Mission, at the Games Village in the early hours of Wednesday.
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CWG: Fennell thanks Delhiites for adhering to Games lane sanctity
Delhiites on Wednesday came in for praise from Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell for adhering to the sanctity of the exclusive lanes meant for Games traffic.
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Delhi a greener state, say Jersey and Northern Ireland
Delhi has become a greener state, acknowledged the island nation of Jersey and Northern Ireland something for the Delhites to cheer about.
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Hooper didn't blame Indian population, clarifies Commonwealth Games Federation
Commonwealth Games Federation boss Mike Fennell today backed his colleague Mike Hooper, saying he neither blamed the Indian government for Delhi's under-preparedness nor made any disparaging comments about Indians.Fennell said contrary to media reports, Hooper or the CGF also did not demand that 24-hour Games lanes be operational on Delhi's roads d...
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Michael Fennell meets Cabinet Secretary
Commonwealth Games Federation president Michael Fennell on Friday met Cabinet Secretary K M Chandrashekar to take stock of the preparation of the October 3-14 Delhi mega-event.
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ACGA reiterates commitment to CWG
The Australian Commonwealth Games Association (ACGA) on Monday said it remains committed to the next month's New Delhi Games despite an attack on a tourist bus in the host city.
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CGF worried after attack on foreigners
The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) is concerned about the attack on a tourist in Delhi just 13 days before the October 3 to 14 event but said there is no evidence to suggest that the incident is linked to the sporting extravaganza.
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CWG: Fennell takes stock, says corruption charges need to be probed
All allegations of corruption against Delhi Commonwealth Games organisers should be probed, the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) chief Mike Fennell said on Thursday as he wrapped up a two-day inspection of the venues by identifying some areas of concern which need to be addressed immediately.Fennell said that the CGF has left it on the Indian au...
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England won't pull out of CWG: Kalmadi
Suresh Kalmadi dismissed media reports that England are set to withdraw from the Games fearing terror strikes and said athletes worldwide need not worry about their security during the mega event.
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Australia rules out CWG pull outpull
Australia gave a thumbs up to security arrangements for the 2010 Games in New Delhi and said their athletes will travel to India to participate in the October 3-14 mega event.
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England deny CWG pullout
British team will definitely travel to India to participate in the 2010 Commonwealth Games, the officials said here after a report claimed that England will pull out over fears of terror strikes.
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Fennel scraps CWG Technical Review Committee
There will be no Technical Review Committee to monitor the Commonwealth Games preparations, CWG Federaion chief Mike Fennel said on Saturday. Fennel had proposed the committee for monthly visits but he scrapped it in view of improved progress.
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Don't focus on individuals, focus on issues: Hooper
Commonwealth Games Federation CEO Mike Hooper has termed the controversy over preparations as "unfortunate" and said focus should be on delivering "great Games"
