Cwg Ticket Sales

• 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."

• CWG ticketing head Sanjeev Mittal removed

  Acting on reports of unavailability of tickets on counters despite empty stadiums, the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee on Sunday removed Sanjeev Mittal as the head of ticketing. He will be replaced by Monica Jolly, who will now be the new ticketing in-charge.

• Man held for illegaly selling Games tickets

  A 45-year-old man was arrested on Saturday for illegally selling Commonwealth Games tickets outside a stadium in south Delhi, police said.Sanjay Singhvi, a resident of Green Park in south Delhi, was apprehended from outside Siri Fort sports Complex.Thirteen tickets were recovered from him -- Four of Rs 100 denomination and nine of Rs 250 denominati...

• CWG ticket sales: Hockey favourite, no takers for Rugby

  The build-up may have been marred by delays, corruption allegations and security fears but tickets for the October 3 to 14 Commonwealth Games are still selling like hot cakes, if the retail outlets are to be believed.

• CWG ticket sales picking up pace, hockey top grosser

  With just 18 days left for the Commonwealth Games, the sale of tickets is finally picking up with hockey being the top grosser. More than 60,000 tickets have been sold till date for the hockey tournament that will be played at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium Oct 4-14.

• Sale of CWG tickets from August 25

  The 2010 Commonwealth Games tickets will be finally available in retail outlets across Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) from Wednesday. The Opening and Closing ceremonies of the Commonwealth Games have attracted the maximum interest, so far contributing 25 per cent of the sales.

• Sheila Dikshit not invited to CWG ticket sale launch function

  Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit was not invited to a major function to launch sale of tickets for the Commonwealth Games on Friday, but she refused to see it as an 'insult' to her."I was not invited to the event. Nobody informed me about it. I just came to know about it from you (the media)" Dikshit said when asked why she was absent at the cer...