Delhi Games 2010
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Everything will be ready for Games by August 25: Randhir Singh
Satisfied with the preparation of Commonwealth Games venues, Organising Committee vice-chairman Randhir Singh on Monday said all the stadiums are in "top-class shape" and will be ready by August 25.
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Commonwealth Games merchandise launch postponed again
The Commonwealth Games 2010 merchandise launch, which was scheduled on Monday, has been postponed yet again.
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Workers building Commonwealth Games stadia forced to sleep on footpaths
Bansi says he sleeps on the footpath, if it rains he and his fellow workers stand under flyover.They're part of a huge labour force that is now working overtime to ensure that the venues for the 2010 Delhi Games are finished in time. The state government collects 1% of the total bill from construction companies for labour welfare. Over Rs 389 crore...
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CWG: No bullet-proof buses despite Pak requests
Delhi Police has moved the Supreme Court seeking its permission to remove speed governors from buses which will be used for ferrying athletes and other officials during the upcoming Commonwealth Games.Special Commissioner Neeraj Kumar said an application has been moved in the Supreme Court in this regard and they hope that it will be allowed."The c...
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Everything will be ready for Games by August 25: Randhir Singh
Satisfied with the preparation of Commonwealth Games venues, Organising Committee vice-chairman Randhir Singh on Monday said all the stadiums are in "top-class shape" and will be ready by August 25.
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Commonwealth Games merchandise launch postponed again
The Commonwealth Games 2010 merchandise launch, which was scheduled on Monday, has been postponed yet again.
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Workers building Commonwealth Games stadia forced to sleep on footpaths
Bansi says he sleeps on the footpath, if it rains he and his fellow workers stand under flyover.They're part of a huge labour force that is now working overtime to ensure that the venues for the 2010 Delhi Games are finished in time. The state government collects 1% of the total bill from construction companies for labour welfare. Over Rs 389 crore...
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CWG: No bullet-proof buses despite Pak requests
Delhi Police has moved the Supreme Court seeking its permission to remove speed governors from buses which will be used for ferrying athletes and other officials during the upcoming Commonwealth Games.Special Commissioner Neeraj Kumar said an application has been moved in the Supreme Court in this regard and they hope that it will be allowed."The c...
