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Delhi has delivered, says CGF boss
After the shambolic build-up that included a dirty athletes village and other shortcomings leading to threats of pull-out by leading competing nations, the Commmonwealth Games was on Thursday given a pat on the back by CGF chief Michael Fennell in his final press conference here.
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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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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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Commonwealth Games Federation's statement on Fennell's visit
This is the official statement released by the Commonwealth Games Federation on Michael Fennell's visit. Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) President, Michael Fennell, has arrived in Delhi and will spend the day (Friday, September 24) attending a busy schedule of meetings.After a detailed briefing from CGF staff this morning, Mr Fenne...
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Michael Fennell inspects Commonwealth Games village, meets Cabinet Secretary
Commonwealth Games Federation President Michael Fennell is visiting the Games Village today to examine the state of the much-criticised complex.Fennell also met Cabinet Secretary K M Chandrashekhar today. Fennel had originally sought time from the Prime Minister, but the PM declined the request for an appointment, and it was decided that the Cabine...
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Organisers to face tough questions as Fennell arrives
The embattled organisers of the scandal-marred Commonwealth Games will have a lot of explaining to do to their international boss Michael Fennell when he arrives on Thursday on the opening of the much-criticised Athletes' Village.
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CGF asks India to fix condition of Games Village immediately
Commonwealth Games Federation President Michael Fennell on Tuesday asked the Indian government to take immediate steps to fix the condition of Games Village's residential zone, which according to him, has "shocked" many contingents.
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CWG village has been compromised: Michael Fennell
The president of the Commonwealth Games Federation(CWG) Michael Fennell has shot off a missile missive to the Cabinet Secretary expressing great doubts about the preparedness of the games village where the athletes will be staying. The president has expressed anguish and concern and says that the CWG village has been seriously compromised.(Watch: S...
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On Day 2, Games boss Fennell meets Sheila Dikshit
Commonwealth Games Federation President Michael Fennell met Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit and Organising Committee Chief Suresh Kalmadi on Thursday morning. It is the second day of his two-day visit to Delhi to inspect the CWG venues. He's scheduled to hold a press briefing later in the evening. Fennell spent all of Wednesday inspecting the v...
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Mike Fennell inspects Commonwealth Games venues
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Michael Fennell began a two-day tour on Wednesday of the much-delayed venues for the Delhi showpiece as the city struggles to be ready just 46 days from the start.
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Commonwealth Games boss Fennell inspects venues
Against the backdrop of a spate of controversies surrounding the Delhi Commonwealth Games, CGF president Michael Fennell visited a few stadiums on Wednesday to inspect the facilities and take stock of the progress made in completing all the work at the venues. Fennell began his inspection tour with the net-ball venue Thyagar...
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Delhi on track, but there are some areas of concern: Fennell
CGF President Michael Fennell is concerned about the pace of work at three Games' facilities but is largely satisfied with the capital's preparedness for the October 3-14 mega event.
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'Fennell satisfied with CWG preparations'
CWG chief Michael Fennell, who had expressed concern at the tardy preparation for the 2010 Games, is now satisfied with the progress, organisers claimed.
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Worried Commonwealth Games chief to visit India
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Michael Fennell will visit India next week to share concerns over the slow progress of New Delhi's preparations for next year's event, a statement said on Friday.
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Delhi has delivered, says CGF boss
After the shambolic build-up that included a dirty athletes village and other shortcomings leading to threats of pull-out by leading competing nations, the Commmonwealth Games was on Thursday given a pat on the back by CGF chief Michael Fennell in his final press conference here.
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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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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.
-
Commonwealth Games Federation's statement on Fennell's visit
This is the official statement released by the Commonwealth Games Federation on Michael Fennell's visit. Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) President, Michael Fennell, has arrived in Delhi and will spend the day (Friday, September 24) attending a busy schedule of meetings.After a detailed briefing from CGF staff this morning, Mr Fenne...
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Michael Fennell inspects Commonwealth Games village, meets Cabinet Secretary
Commonwealth Games Federation President Michael Fennell is visiting the Games Village today to examine the state of the much-criticised complex.Fennell also met Cabinet Secretary K M Chandrashekhar today. Fennel had originally sought time from the Prime Minister, but the PM declined the request for an appointment, and it was decided that the Cabine...
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Organisers to face tough questions as Fennell arrives
The embattled organisers of the scandal-marred Commonwealth Games will have a lot of explaining to do to their international boss Michael Fennell when he arrives on Thursday on the opening of the much-criticised Athletes' Village.
-
CGF asks India to fix condition of Games Village immediately
Commonwealth Games Federation President Michael Fennell on Tuesday asked the Indian government to take immediate steps to fix the condition of Games Village's residential zone, which according to him, has "shocked" many contingents.
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CWG village has been compromised: Michael Fennell
The president of the Commonwealth Games Federation(CWG) Michael Fennell has shot off a missile missive to the Cabinet Secretary expressing great doubts about the preparedness of the games village where the athletes will be staying. The president has expressed anguish and concern and says that the CWG village has been seriously compromised.(Watch: S...
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On Day 2, Games boss Fennell meets Sheila Dikshit
Commonwealth Games Federation President Michael Fennell met Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit and Organising Committee Chief Suresh Kalmadi on Thursday morning. It is the second day of his two-day visit to Delhi to inspect the CWG venues. He's scheduled to hold a press briefing later in the evening. Fennell spent all of Wednesday inspecting the v...
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Mike Fennell inspects Commonwealth Games venues
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Michael Fennell began a two-day tour on Wednesday of the much-delayed venues for the Delhi showpiece as the city struggles to be ready just 46 days from the start.
-
Commonwealth Games boss Fennell inspects venues
Against the backdrop of a spate of controversies surrounding the Delhi Commonwealth Games, CGF president Michael Fennell visited a few stadiums on Wednesday to inspect the facilities and take stock of the progress made in completing all the work at the venues. Fennell began his inspection tour with the net-ball venue Thyagar...
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Delhi on track, but there are some areas of concern: Fennell
CGF President Michael Fennell is concerned about the pace of work at three Games' facilities but is largely satisfied with the capital's preparedness for the October 3-14 mega event.
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'Fennell satisfied with CWG preparations'
CWG chief Michael Fennell, who had expressed concern at the tardy preparation for the 2010 Games, is now satisfied with the progress, organisers claimed.
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Worried Commonwealth Games chief to visit India
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Michael Fennell will visit India next week to share concerns over the slow progress of New Delhi's preparations for next year's event, a statement said on Friday.
