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Athletes happy; Games will be successful: CWG Village Mayor
Commonwealth Games Village Mayor Dalbir Singh on Thursday claimed that about 4,000 athletes and delegates are living happily at the much-criticised residential blocks and there are no complaints related to cleanliness and hygiene anymore.
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English athletes not worried by problems in Delhi
English track and field athletes are still looking forward to the Commonwealth Games despite reports criticising the venue's cleanliness, security and construction.
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Lalit Bhanot angers nation with hygiene comment
Had the statement come from a non-Indian, especially a Westerner, it probably would have been angrily repudiated as an affront to Indian dignity. But the offending words came from a top Indian official trying to deflect criticism for the bureaucratic failings and lax preparations threatening the coming Commonwealth Games.The issue was reports of un...
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Envoys of participating countries to inspect Games Village today
Today is a crucial day for the Delhi Government as it has to keep its promise to finish the cleanup at the much maligned Games Village and hand it over to security.Although things have turned around quite a bit, a lot of work still remains to be done.Commonwealth Games Federation President Michael Fennell seems to be pleased with what he calls cons...
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Sheila Dikshit, Now in Charge of CWG Village
A day after her government was directed by Union Cabinet Secretary K M Chandrasekhar to take charge of the Commonwealth Games village, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit on Thursday took stock of maintenance and cleanliness facilities at the complex.
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Delhi govt to take over Games Village maintenance from DDA
With questions being raised over the cleanliness in the Commonwealth Games Village, Union Cabinet Secretary K M Chandrasekhar tonight directed Delhi Government to take control of the maintenance of the complex which will house the athletes.
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Hygiene at CWG Village bigger concern than terror: Oz coach
Australia's swimming coach Leigh Nugent says hygiene at the Commonwealth Games Village in Delhi is a bigger concern for him than the terror threats to the October 3 to 14 event.
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Athletes happy; Games will be successful: CWG Village Mayor
Commonwealth Games Village Mayor Dalbir Singh on Thursday claimed that about 4,000 athletes and delegates are living happily at the much-criticised residential blocks and there are no complaints related to cleanliness and hygiene anymore.
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English athletes not worried by problems in Delhi
English track and field athletes are still looking forward to the Commonwealth Games despite reports criticising the venue's cleanliness, security and construction.
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Lalit Bhanot angers nation with hygiene comment
Had the statement come from a non-Indian, especially a Westerner, it probably would have been angrily repudiated as an affront to Indian dignity. But the offending words came from a top Indian official trying to deflect criticism for the bureaucratic failings and lax preparations threatening the coming Commonwealth Games.The issue was reports of un...
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Envoys of participating countries to inspect Games Village today
Today is a crucial day for the Delhi Government as it has to keep its promise to finish the cleanup at the much maligned Games Village and hand it over to security.Although things have turned around quite a bit, a lot of work still remains to be done.Commonwealth Games Federation President Michael Fennell seems to be pleased with what he calls cons...
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Sheila Dikshit, Now in Charge of CWG Village
A day after her government was directed by Union Cabinet Secretary K M Chandrasekhar to take charge of the Commonwealth Games village, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit on Thursday took stock of maintenance and cleanliness facilities at the complex.
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Delhi govt to take over Games Village maintenance from DDA
With questions being raised over the cleanliness in the Commonwealth Games Village, Union Cabinet Secretary K M Chandrasekhar tonight directed Delhi Government to take control of the maintenance of the complex which will house the athletes.
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Hygiene at CWG Village bigger concern than terror: Oz coach
Australia's swimming coach Leigh Nugent says hygiene at the Commonwealth Games Village in Delhi is a bigger concern for him than the terror threats to the October 3 to 14 event.
