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Operational Cost Of Ahmedabad CWG To Vary Between Rs 3000 Crore To Rs 5000 Crore: Report
The soon-to-be-constituted Organising Committee of the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad will be aiming to conduct the event at an operational cost of Rs 3,000 to Rs 5,000 crore.
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It's Too Early To Call For 2022 CWG Boycott: Sports Minister
Shooting has been axed from the 2022 edition by Birmingham Organising Committee, citing logistical issues. The move triggered angry reactions from the IOA and the NRAI.
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CWG 2018: No Dope Shame But Needles Could Land Indians In Trouble
The Indian contingent has been insistent that there has been no wrongdoing on its part.
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Commonwealth Games Queen's Baton Relay: Court Orders Framing of Charges
A Delhi court asked the Central Bureau of Investigtion to frame charges against then officials of the 2010 Commonwealth Games (CWG) organising committee, including T.S. Darbari, in graft cases related to the Queen's Baton Relay ceremony in London
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Commonwealth Games corruption: Organising Committee faces Rs 350 crore worth legal cases
The cases, filed in various courts here and outside Delhi, relates to dispute in finance, workforce, catering, merchandising, cleaning and waste management, technology and other functional areas.
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Commonwealth Games shocker: No baton relay in India?
With the 2014 Commonwealth Games organising committee allotting October 13 as the date for baton relay in India, the suspended Indian Olympic Association has refused citing Dussehra celebrations. Meanwhile IOA acting president Vijay Kumar Malhotra has written to the CWG organisers and is awaiting a response.
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Suresh Kalmadi will not oversee Asian Athletics Championships, says India's athletics chief
Suresh Kalmadi, a former president of the Indian Olympic Association, is under a cloud after being arrested by the CBI in April 2011 on corruption charges as the chairman of the organising committee of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi three years ago and is out on bail.
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CWG probe: Enforcement Directorate questions Suresh Kalmadi in money laundering case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) today questioned sacked Commonwealth Games (CWG) organising committee chief Suresh Kalmadi and recorded his statement in connection with its probe into alleged money laundering in the run up to the 2010 sporting extravaganza.
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Suresh Kalmadi indicted for irregularities in Commonwealth Youth Games
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Maharashtra Legislature has indicted former Indian Olympic Association president (IOA) Suresh Kalmadi for irregularities in organising the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2008 at Pune and asked the state government to file a criminal case against him.
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CWG Organising Committee to move to Jawahar Lal Stadium
The Organising Committee was first scheduled to be wound up by March 2011, but authorities had later decided to extend its tenure till all its pending works get completed. The OC, which conducted the 2010 Commonwealth Games, is contesting over a dozen legal cases in various courts here.
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Operational Cost Of Ahmedabad CWG To Vary Between Rs 3000 Crore To Rs 5000 Crore: Report
The soon-to-be-constituted Organising Committee of the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad will be aiming to conduct the event at an operational cost of Rs 3,000 to Rs 5,000 crore.
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It's Too Early To Call For 2022 CWG Boycott: Sports Minister
Shooting has been axed from the 2022 edition by Birmingham Organising Committee, citing logistical issues. The move triggered angry reactions from the IOA and the NRAI.
-
CWG 2018: No Dope Shame But Needles Could Land Indians In Trouble
The Indian contingent has been insistent that there has been no wrongdoing on its part.
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Commonwealth Games Queen's Baton Relay: Court Orders Framing of Charges
A Delhi court asked the Central Bureau of Investigtion to frame charges against then officials of the 2010 Commonwealth Games (CWG) organising committee, including T.S. Darbari, in graft cases related to the Queen's Baton Relay ceremony in London
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Commonwealth Games corruption: Organising Committee faces Rs 350 crore worth legal cases
The cases, filed in various courts here and outside Delhi, relates to dispute in finance, workforce, catering, merchandising, cleaning and waste management, technology and other functional areas.
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Commonwealth Games shocker: No baton relay in India?
With the 2014 Commonwealth Games organising committee allotting October 13 as the date for baton relay in India, the suspended Indian Olympic Association has refused citing Dussehra celebrations. Meanwhile IOA acting president Vijay Kumar Malhotra has written to the CWG organisers and is awaiting a response.
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Suresh Kalmadi will not oversee Asian Athletics Championships, says India's athletics chief
Suresh Kalmadi, a former president of the Indian Olympic Association, is under a cloud after being arrested by the CBI in April 2011 on corruption charges as the chairman of the organising committee of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi three years ago and is out on bail.
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CWG probe: Enforcement Directorate questions Suresh Kalmadi in money laundering case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) today questioned sacked Commonwealth Games (CWG) organising committee chief Suresh Kalmadi and recorded his statement in connection with its probe into alleged money laundering in the run up to the 2010 sporting extravaganza.
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Suresh Kalmadi indicted for irregularities in Commonwealth Youth Games
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Maharashtra Legislature has indicted former Indian Olympic Association president (IOA) Suresh Kalmadi for irregularities in organising the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2008 at Pune and asked the state government to file a criminal case against him.
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CWG Organising Committee to move to Jawahar Lal Stadium
The Organising Committee was first scheduled to be wound up by March 2011, but authorities had later decided to extend its tenure till all its pending works get completed. The OC, which conducted the 2010 Commonwealth Games, is contesting over a dozen legal cases in various courts here.
