Commonwealth Games Delhi Spectators

Delhi Traffic Police has made elaborate arrangements for movement of spectators for Closing Ceremony of Commonwealth Games on 14th October, 2010.

Delhi's troubled Commonwealth Games was plunged into a racism storm on Saturday after South African swimmer Roland Schoeman described a largely Indian crowd of acting like "monkeys".Schoeman, a former world record holder, was furious that the noise generated at the start of his 50m freestyle semi-final meant he entered the water too early."It's una...

With spectators keeping away, the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee is now toying with the idea of filling the venues with school children and economically weaker section of the society besides setting up ticket windows outside venues.

Fears of wet weather have prompted organisers of next month's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi to order rain gear to protect performers, athletes and spectators, a report said on Saturday.

Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi and its adjoining areas have been turned into a security fortress ahead of the World Cup Hockey tournament with deployment of thousands of armed policemen. Around 19,000 police personnel, including 200 sharpshooters from the National Security Guards, have been deployed for security for the event. Th...

Delhi Traffic Police has made elaborate arrangements for movement of spectators for Closing Ceremony of Commonwealth Games on 14th October, 2010.

Delhi's troubled Commonwealth Games was plunged into a racism storm on Saturday after South African swimmer Roland Schoeman described a largely Indian crowd of acting like "monkeys".Schoeman, a former world record holder, was furious that the noise generated at the start of his 50m freestyle semi-final meant he entered the water too early."It's una...

With spectators keeping away, the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee is now toying with the idea of filling the venues with school children and economically weaker section of the society besides setting up ticket windows outside venues.

Fears of wet weather have prompted organisers of next month's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi to order rain gear to protect performers, athletes and spectators, a report said on Saturday.

Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi and its adjoining areas have been turned into a security fortress ahead of the World Cup Hockey tournament with deployment of thousands of armed policemen. Around 19,000 police personnel, including 200 sharpshooters from the National Security Guards, have been deployed for security for the event. Th...