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Where did the coins prohibited at Nehru stadium disappear?
Ever thought where the coins collected by security forces during the opening ceremony and other events of the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi would go!Coins of Rs 1, 2, 5 and 10 (most of them from foreigners) worth lakhs were collected by Delhi Police personnel involved in security related duties for the opening ceremony at the Jawaharlal Nehru Sta...
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Langurs at Games venues to keep smaller monkeys in check
Security officials at the Commonwealth Games have posted ten langurs outside several venues in New Delhi to keep smaller monkeys away. The number will increase in the days leading up to Sunday's opening ceremony, according to the New Delhi Municipal Council(NDMC)."We have deployed ten langurs to chase away monkeys for the Commonwealth Games. Four w...
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Australia hockey star Dwyer commits to Delhi CWG
Some of his countrymen might have opted out of the Commonwealth Games due to security and hygiene issues, but veteran Australian hockey player Jamie Dwyer on Monday said he has no concerns travelling to Delhi for the crisis-hit mega-event even though his pregnant wife is little apprehensive.
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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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Security of athletes in India remains Australia's top priority
The corruption scandals and construction delays ahead of the Delhi Commonwealth Games are hardly a concern for the Australian government, which is more worried about the security of its athletes during the October event.
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Construction delays Games' security
Security for the Commonwealth Games has been a key concern, but as contractors are still busy trying to complete construction at some sites.
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Commonwealth Games security lagging behind
The US, UK, Australia and Canada have warned their citizens to be alert in Delhi's marketplaces amid rising concerns over security for the Commonwealth Games.
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Bangalore blasts leave Oz worried about 2010 Games
Australia has expressed new concerns over the security for the Commonwealth Games after five crude bombs were found in Bangalore.
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2010 Games security: Privately, India's worried
Security commanders and envoys from various Commonwealth nations spent Thursday touring Delhi.
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Helicopters to watch over Commonwealth Games
There will be three rings of search before one can reach any of the Games venues and helicopters will keep aerial surveillance at all times.
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Where did the coins prohibited at Nehru stadium disappear?
Ever thought where the coins collected by security forces during the opening ceremony and other events of the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi would go!Coins of Rs 1, 2, 5 and 10 (most of them from foreigners) worth lakhs were collected by Delhi Police personnel involved in security related duties for the opening ceremony at the Jawaharlal Nehru Sta...
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Langurs at Games venues to keep smaller monkeys in check
Security officials at the Commonwealth Games have posted ten langurs outside several venues in New Delhi to keep smaller monkeys away. The number will increase in the days leading up to Sunday's opening ceremony, according to the New Delhi Municipal Council(NDMC)."We have deployed ten langurs to chase away monkeys for the Commonwealth Games. Four w...
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Australia hockey star Dwyer commits to Delhi CWG
Some of his countrymen might have opted out of the Commonwealth Games due to security and hygiene issues, but veteran Australian hockey player Jamie Dwyer on Monday said he has no concerns travelling to Delhi for the crisis-hit mega-event even though his pregnant wife is little apprehensive.
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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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Security of athletes in India remains Australia's top priority
The corruption scandals and construction delays ahead of the Delhi Commonwealth Games are hardly a concern for the Australian government, which is more worried about the security of its athletes during the October event.
-
Construction delays Games' security
Security for the Commonwealth Games has been a key concern, but as contractors are still busy trying to complete construction at some sites.
-
Commonwealth Games security lagging behind
The US, UK, Australia and Canada have warned their citizens to be alert in Delhi's marketplaces amid rising concerns over security for the Commonwealth Games.
-
Bangalore blasts leave Oz worried about 2010 Games
Australia has expressed new concerns over the security for the Commonwealth Games after five crude bombs were found in Bangalore.
-
2010 Games security: Privately, India's worried
Security commanders and envoys from various Commonwealth nations spent Thursday touring Delhi.
-
Helicopters to watch over Commonwealth Games
There will be three rings of search before one can reach any of the Games venues and helicopters will keep aerial surveillance at all times.
