Suresh Kalmadi Commonwealth Games

• Suresh Kalmadi indicted for irregularities in Commonwealth Youth Games

  The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Maharashtra Legislature has indicted former Indian Olympic Association president (IOA) Suresh Kalmadi for irregularities in organising the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2008 at Pune and asked the state government to file a criminal case against him.

• What is Kalmadi's exact position, asks International Olympic Committee

  The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has written a letter to the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), seeking a report on sacked Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi.

• Top 10 facts about Kalmadi's Commonwealth Games scandal

  Suresh Kalmadi was given bail by the Delhi High Court today in a corruption case related to the Commonwealth Games. He was arrested on April 25 last year. Mr Kalmadi, a MP from Pune, served as the Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Commonwealth Games, held in India in October 2010.

• CWG scam: Kalmadi denied bail

  Sacked Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi, arrested for his alleged role in awarding a Games contract to a Swiss firm at an exorbitant rate, was today denied bail by a Delhi court.Special CBI Judge Talwant Singh dismissed Kalmadi's bail plea along with that of Games organising panel's Joint Director-General (Sports) ASV Pr...

• CBI finds evidence against Kalmadi for Queen's Baton Relay

  Suresh Kalmadi may have had a very good reason to skip his session today with the CBI. Investigators say they may have finally gathered enough evidence to prove that Mr Kalmadi manipulated the rules when he was Chairman of the Organising Committee of the Commonwealth Games to give a sweetheart deal to a company based in London.AM Films in London wa...

• Kalmadi meets Reddy ahead of GoM meeting on Monday

  The beleaguered organising committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi on Sunday met Urban Development Minister Jaipal Reddy, who also heads the group of ministers for Commonwealth Games, but what exactly transpired in the closed-door meeting was not known.

• Kalmadi slips again, calls Charles 'Prince Diana'

  After his faux pas in the inaugural show on Sunday, slip of tongue seems to be continuing for Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi who on Tuesday said "Prince Diana" attended the event's opening ceremony.

• Kalmadi puts onus on volunteers for CWG success

  Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi on Tuesday asserted that all the 71 participating nations have reposed full faith in them to pull off a spectacular show in the October 3-14 quadrennial extravaganza.

• CWG mess: Kalmadi passes buck to agencies

  Often the butt of criticism, Organising Committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi, when grilled by the international media on Saturday, was defensive and combative. And though he took moral responsibility for the mess ahead of the event, he passed the buck to other agencies and said the venues should have been handed over to him earlier.

• No country expressed security fear after firing: Kalmadi

  No country has expressed security fear and informed the organisers about pulling out of next month's Commonwealth Games after Sunday's firing incident that injured two foreign nationals, Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi said on Monday.

• CWG song: Rahman tries again

  After drawing some flak and disapproval from several sections over the official song that he had composed for the 2010 Commonwealth Games, music maestro A R Rahman has now made some changes to it.

• Kalmadi unveils CWG medals, hopes windfall for Indians

  Suresh Kalmadi unveiled the victory medallions for the Commonwealth Games and hoped that Indian athletes would lay their hands on most of them during the October 3-14 multi-sporting event.

• No beef on menu during Commonwealth Games: Kalmadi

  Laying all speculations to rest, the Organising Committee on Thursday clarified that beef will not be served during the Commonwealth Games scheduled to be held here from October 3-14.

• Games village better than one in Beijing: Kalmadi

  In the face of growing pressure and criticism on the issue of completion of stadiums and other infrastructure in time for the Commonwealth Games, scheduled to begin from the 3rd of October, Organising Committee chief, Suresh Kalmadi continues to be extremely confident about the preparations.

• Arrangements made to ensure a safe Games: Kalmadi

  Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi has assured the High Commissioners and representatives of participating countries that all arrangements have been made to ensure a safe Games here later this year.