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Delhi benefitted tremendously from CWG: Fennell
Delhi has "benefitted tremendously" by hosting the Commonwealth Games as it got an opportunity to improve city infrastructure, Games chief Mike Fennell said on Monday."You have to bear in mind that Delhi has not hosted a big event after 1982. This is a city of 17 millions and they seized the opportunity (to host the event)," Fennell told reporters....
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CGF lists problems, Kalmadi says 'generally things are fine'
Bungled ticket sales, corruption of data in the online Information System and transportation problems continue to dog the Commonwealth Games, CGF boss Michael Fennell said on Sunday even as OC Chairman Suresh Kalmadi insisted that "generally things are in place."
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Commonwealth Games Federation launches investigation on ticketing issue
Unhappy with the "still unsatisfactory" attendance at competition venues, Commonwealth Games Federation on Saturday launched an investigation into the complaints of unavailability of tickets by people despite empty seats at some stadiums.CGF chief Michael Fennell made his unhappiness clear when he intervened Organising Committee Secretary General L...
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Games Village is best ever in history of CWG: Fennell
After having faced flak from several quarters for its shambolic state in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games, the Athletes Village on Wednesday drew effusive praise from the head of the Games Federation who described it as the best-ever he has seen.
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CWG: Fennell thanks Delhiites for adhering to Games lane sanctity
Delhiites on Wednesday came in for praise from Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell for adhering to the sanctity of the exclusive lanes meant for Games traffic.
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Kalmadi under fire for no-show at CWG events
Concerned by the poor attendance at the competition venues, Commonwealth Games Federation chief Michael Fennell today bluntly told the Organising Committee to get more people into the stadium, saying it is a serious issue which needs to be resolved fast.Organising Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi gave one-line answers when he was grilled by journalis...
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CWG Organisers promise to sort out all problems by Wednesday
In an embarrassment of sorts, the Organising Committee of the 19th Commonwealth Games fell short of excuses in addressing the problems dogging the event on the opening day as they committed to sort out the issues by Wednesday.The first day, first show of the Games competition on Monday was mired with glitches with faulty scales in boxing, two Austr...
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Commonwealth Games chief rushing to New Delhi
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell is rushing to New Delhi on an emergency visit amid widespread anger over India's frenzied last-minute preparations for the event which is due to open a week from Sunday.
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CWG Scam: Fennell, Hooper pushed for deal with EKS
The allegations of mammoth corruption in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games are steadily scaling up to some of the senior-most men involved with organizing the event.It now seems Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) President Mike Fennell and CEO Hooper pushed for contract for EKS. NDTV has learnt that Hooper 'recommended' Craig McLatchey's EKS to...
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CWG: Fennell takes stock, says corruption charges need to be probed
All allegations of corruption against Delhi Commonwealth Games organisers should be probed, the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) chief Mike Fennell said on Thursday as he wrapped up a two-day inspection of the venues by identifying some areas of concern which need to be addressed immediately.Fennell said that the CGF has left it on the Indian au...
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Allegations of corruption in CWG a major concern: Fennell
With the allegations of corruption making headlines each day, there is a cloud over the Commonwealth Games. While Games authorities promise it will be the best games ever, the President of Commonwealth Federation Mike Fennell sounds a worried man.
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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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Everything in Delhi CWG would be first class: Fennell
The pace of preparations for this year's Commonwealth Games had him worried till a few days ago but CGF chief Mike Fennell has had a change of heart now and says everything in the Delhi event would be "first class".
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2010 Games: Kalmadi's total surrender
After a lot of tough talking, Suresh Kalmadi seems ready to make peace with the international organizers of the Commonwealth Games.
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Reports on Games preparations not accurate: Fennel
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell says many of the reports on Delhi's tardy preparations for the 2010 Games are "not quite accurate".
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Delhi benefitted tremendously from CWG: Fennell
Delhi has "benefitted tremendously" by hosting the Commonwealth Games as it got an opportunity to improve city infrastructure, Games chief Mike Fennell said on Monday."You have to bear in mind that Delhi has not hosted a big event after 1982. This is a city of 17 millions and they seized the opportunity (to host the event)," Fennell told reporters....
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CGF lists problems, Kalmadi says 'generally things are fine'
Bungled ticket sales, corruption of data in the online Information System and transportation problems continue to dog the Commonwealth Games, CGF boss Michael Fennell said on Sunday even as OC Chairman Suresh Kalmadi insisted that "generally things are in place."
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Commonwealth Games Federation launches investigation on ticketing issue
Unhappy with the "still unsatisfactory" attendance at competition venues, Commonwealth Games Federation on Saturday launched an investigation into the complaints of unavailability of tickets by people despite empty seats at some stadiums.CGF chief Michael Fennell made his unhappiness clear when he intervened Organising Committee Secretary General L...
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Games Village is best ever in history of CWG: Fennell
After having faced flak from several quarters for its shambolic state in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games, the Athletes Village on Wednesday drew effusive praise from the head of the Games Federation who described it as the best-ever he has seen.
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CWG: Fennell thanks Delhiites for adhering to Games lane sanctity
Delhiites on Wednesday came in for praise from Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell for adhering to the sanctity of the exclusive lanes meant for Games traffic.
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Kalmadi under fire for no-show at CWG events
Concerned by the poor attendance at the competition venues, Commonwealth Games Federation chief Michael Fennell today bluntly told the Organising Committee to get more people into the stadium, saying it is a serious issue which needs to be resolved fast.Organising Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi gave one-line answers when he was grilled by journalis...
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CWG Organisers promise to sort out all problems by Wednesday
In an embarrassment of sorts, the Organising Committee of the 19th Commonwealth Games fell short of excuses in addressing the problems dogging the event on the opening day as they committed to sort out the issues by Wednesday.The first day, first show of the Games competition on Monday was mired with glitches with faulty scales in boxing, two Austr...
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Commonwealth Games chief rushing to New Delhi
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell is rushing to New Delhi on an emergency visit amid widespread anger over India's frenzied last-minute preparations for the event which is due to open a week from Sunday.
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CWG Scam: Fennell, Hooper pushed for deal with EKS
The allegations of mammoth corruption in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games are steadily scaling up to some of the senior-most men involved with organizing the event.It now seems Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) President Mike Fennell and CEO Hooper pushed for contract for EKS. NDTV has learnt that Hooper 'recommended' Craig McLatchey's EKS to...
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CWG: Fennell takes stock, says corruption charges need to be probed
All allegations of corruption against Delhi Commonwealth Games organisers should be probed, the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) chief Mike Fennell said on Thursday as he wrapped up a two-day inspection of the venues by identifying some areas of concern which need to be addressed immediately.Fennell said that the CGF has left it on the Indian au...
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Allegations of corruption in CWG a major concern: Fennell
With the allegations of corruption making headlines each day, there is a cloud over the Commonwealth Games. While Games authorities promise it will be the best games ever, the President of Commonwealth Federation Mike Fennell sounds a worried man.
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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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Everything in Delhi CWG would be first class: Fennell
The pace of preparations for this year's Commonwealth Games had him worried till a few days ago but CGF chief Mike Fennell has had a change of heart now and says everything in the Delhi event would be "first class".
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2010 Games: Kalmadi's total surrender
After a lot of tough talking, Suresh Kalmadi seems ready to make peace with the international organizers of the Commonwealth Games.
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Reports on Games preparations not accurate: Fennel
Commonwealth Games Federation chief Mike Fennell says many of the reports on Delhi's tardy preparations for the 2010 Games are "not quite accurate".
