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We'll have better performance in London Olympics: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Friday said India's brilliant performance in the ongoing Asian Games has set the foundation for a good medal haul in the 2012 Olympics in London.
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Gill congratulates Sushil for World C'ship gold
Sports Minister M S Gill on Monday congratulated Sushil Kumar on becoming the first Indian wrestler to clinch a gold medal at the World Championships in Moscow.
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Gill misleading nation on CWG prize money: Malhotra
President of General Association of National Sports Federations V K Malhotra on Sunday launched another verbal attack on Sports Minister M S Gill, saying that his claims of doubling the prize money for Commonwealth and Asian Games medal winners are "totally misleading".
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CWG preparations satisfactory: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Thursday assured that all the venues for next month's Commonwealth Games would be ready soon to welcome the sports persons from 71 countries and territories.
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Govt serious about CWG corruption cases: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Tuesday said that if fresh cases of corruption related to Commonwealth Games come up in future even after the end of the October 3-14 mega event, the government will investigate into the charges and ensure "prompt and appropriate" action against the guilty.
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Commonwealth Games: Delhi's missed deadline
Meant to showcase India as a world class sporting venue, the Commonwealth Games could end up being an unforgettable embarrassment for the country given the shoddy build-up which has turned host city Delhi into a giant construction site.
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CWG stadiums have no fault: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Wednesday rubbished media reports that claimed that some of the Commonwealth Games venues were incomplete and faulty.
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Bring athletes not officials: Gill to Fennell
Taking a strong exception to pullout of some of the star athletes from the Commonwealth Games, Sports Minister M S Gill on Sunday asked CGF President Mike Fennell to bring those champions to New Delhi instead of an army of officials.
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Maintaining 2010 CWG infrastructure a 'challenge': Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Thursday inaugurated the Rugby Stadium at the Delhi University campus, one of the Commonwealth Games venues, and admitted maintaining the magnificent structures after the October 3-14 showpiece event here is going to be a big "challenge".
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IOC invites Sports Minister for meeting on June 18
International Olympic Committee has invited Sports Minister MS Gill for a meeting on June 18 in Switzerland to discuss the contentious tenure limitation guidelines while insisting that the regulations should not be implemented till then.
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After IOC, OCA turns heat on Sports Ministry
Throwing its weight behind the sports administrators, the Olympic Council of Asia on Friday warned the Sports Ministry against interfering in the autonomy of the federations and criticised it for launching a "personal attack" on OCA Secretary General Randhir Singh.
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Gill's guidelines may jeopardise CWG: Malhotra
Archery Association of India president Vijay Kumar Malhotra on Saturday said if Sport Minister MS Gill continues to press for implementation of his "absurd" guideline which seeks to limit tenures of sports bosses, it might jeopardise the country hosting the Commonwealth Games.
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IOC rejects Ministry arguments, warns of consequences
IOA President Suresh Kalmadi and other sports administrators received a shot in the arm after the International Olympic Council rejected Sports Ministry's argument for a tenure limitation regulation, warning such a move might result in India being thrown out of the Olympic family next month.
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My tenure guideline approved by Parliament, HC: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Tuesday wondered why the IOA and sports bosses were objecting to his tenure limiting guideline after it was approved by the Parliament and directed implementation by Delhi High Court.
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IOA rejects tenure regulations, Kalmadi called 'dictator'
A defiant Indian Olympic Association on Tuesday spurned Sports Ministry's tenure limitation guidelines even though there was a voice of dissent against IOA President Suresh Kalmadi's "dictator-like" functioning.
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We'll have better performance in London Olympics: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Friday said India's brilliant performance in the ongoing Asian Games has set the foundation for a good medal haul in the 2012 Olympics in London.
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Gill congratulates Sushil for World C'ship gold
Sports Minister M S Gill on Monday congratulated Sushil Kumar on becoming the first Indian wrestler to clinch a gold medal at the World Championships in Moscow.
-
Gill misleading nation on CWG prize money: Malhotra
President of General Association of National Sports Federations V K Malhotra on Sunday launched another verbal attack on Sports Minister M S Gill, saying that his claims of doubling the prize money for Commonwealth and Asian Games medal winners are "totally misleading".
-
CWG preparations satisfactory: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Thursday assured that all the venues for next month's Commonwealth Games would be ready soon to welcome the sports persons from 71 countries and territories.
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Govt serious about CWG corruption cases: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Tuesday said that if fresh cases of corruption related to Commonwealth Games come up in future even after the end of the October 3-14 mega event, the government will investigate into the charges and ensure "prompt and appropriate" action against the guilty.
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Commonwealth Games: Delhi's missed deadline
Meant to showcase India as a world class sporting venue, the Commonwealth Games could end up being an unforgettable embarrassment for the country given the shoddy build-up which has turned host city Delhi into a giant construction site.
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CWG stadiums have no fault: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Wednesday rubbished media reports that claimed that some of the Commonwealth Games venues were incomplete and faulty.
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Bring athletes not officials: Gill to Fennell
Taking a strong exception to pullout of some of the star athletes from the Commonwealth Games, Sports Minister M S Gill on Sunday asked CGF President Mike Fennell to bring those champions to New Delhi instead of an army of officials.
-
Maintaining 2010 CWG infrastructure a 'challenge': Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Thursday inaugurated the Rugby Stadium at the Delhi University campus, one of the Commonwealth Games venues, and admitted maintaining the magnificent structures after the October 3-14 showpiece event here is going to be a big "challenge".
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IOC invites Sports Minister for meeting on June 18
International Olympic Committee has invited Sports Minister MS Gill for a meeting on June 18 in Switzerland to discuss the contentious tenure limitation guidelines while insisting that the regulations should not be implemented till then.
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After IOC, OCA turns heat on Sports Ministry
Throwing its weight behind the sports administrators, the Olympic Council of Asia on Friday warned the Sports Ministry against interfering in the autonomy of the federations and criticised it for launching a "personal attack" on OCA Secretary General Randhir Singh.
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Gill's guidelines may jeopardise CWG: Malhotra
Archery Association of India president Vijay Kumar Malhotra on Saturday said if Sport Minister MS Gill continues to press for implementation of his "absurd" guideline which seeks to limit tenures of sports bosses, it might jeopardise the country hosting the Commonwealth Games.
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IOC rejects Ministry arguments, warns of consequences
IOA President Suresh Kalmadi and other sports administrators received a shot in the arm after the International Olympic Council rejected Sports Ministry's argument for a tenure limitation regulation, warning such a move might result in India being thrown out of the Olympic family next month.
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My tenure guideline approved by Parliament, HC: Gill
Sports Minister M S Gill on Tuesday wondered why the IOA and sports bosses were objecting to his tenure limiting guideline after it was approved by the Parliament and directed implementation by Delhi High Court.
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IOA rejects tenure regulations, Kalmadi called 'dictator'
A defiant Indian Olympic Association on Tuesday spurned Sports Ministry's tenure limitation guidelines even though there was a voice of dissent against IOA President Suresh Kalmadi's "dictator-like" functioning.
