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PRESENTED BY:-

DHARMESH MALIK


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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION Common wealth games isCommon wealth games is the second largest gamethe second largest game oftheofthe

world afterolympics.world afterolympics.

Commonwealth GamesCommonwealth Games is a multinationalis a multinational,, multisportmultisport

event.event.

HeldHeld every four years, it involves theevery four years, it involves the elite athletes ofelite athletes of

thethe Commonwealth ofnaCommonwealth ofnations. Attendancetions. Attendance at theat the

CCommonwealthommonwealth Games is typicallyGames is typically around 5,000around 5,000athleathletes.tes.

TheThe Commonwealth GamesCommonwealth Games FederationFederation (CGF) is the(CGF) is the

organisation thatorganisation that is responsible for the direction andis responsible for the direction and

control ofthecontrol ofthe Commonwealth GamesCommonwealth Games..


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HISTORY

The initial concept ofthe

Commonwealth Games can be

credited to the Rev. Astly Cooperof

England, who in July 1891 in amagazine Greater Britain and later,

on 31st October 1891 in The Times

suggested a Pan-Britannic-Pan

AnglicanContest and Festival every four years as a means of

increasing the goodwill and good

understanding ofthe Empire.


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S.NO VENUE YEAR NO.OF

COUNTRIES

1 HAMILTON, CANADA 1930 11

2 LONDAN,UNITED KINGDOM 1934 16

3 SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA 1938 15

4 AUCKLAND,NEW ZEALAND 1950 12

5 VANCOUVER,CANADA 1954 24

6 CARDIFF, UNITED KINGDOM 1958 35

7 PERTH,AUSTRALIA 1962 35

8 JAMAICA,WEST INDIES 1966 34

9 EDINBURGH,UNITED KINGDOM 1970 42

10 CHRISTCHURCH, NEW

ZEALAND

1974 38

VENUE WHERE CWG

TAKE

NPL

ACE


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11 EDMONTON, CANADA 1978 48

12 BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA 1982 47

13 EDINBURGH,UNITED

KINGDOM

1986 26

14 AUCKLAND,NEW ZEALAND 1990 55

15 VICTORIA,CANADA 1994 64

16 KUALA LUMPUR 1998 70

17 MANCHESTER,UNITED

KINGDOM

2002 72

18 MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 2006 71


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COUNTRI S P RTICIP TINGIN 2010

Afghanistan

Gibraltar

Pakistan

Algeria

Grenada

Papua New Guinea

Anguilla

Guernsey

Rodrigues

Antigua and Barbuda

Guyana

Rwanda

Australia

India

Saint Helena

Bahamas

Israel* Saint Kitts and Nevis

Bahrain*

Isle of Man

Saint Lucia

Bhutan

Jamaica

Saint Vincent & Grenadines

Bangladesh

Jersey

Scotland

Barbados

Kenya

Seychelles

Belize

Kiribati

Sierra Leone

Bermuda

Lesotho

Singapore

Botswana

Malawi

Solomon Islands

British Virgin Islands

Malaysia

South Africa

Brunei

Maldives

Sri Lanka Cameroon

Madagascar*

Sudan

Canada

Malta

Swaziland Cayman Islands

Mauritius

Tanzania

Christmas Island

Montserrat

Tokelau

Cook Islands

Mozambique

Tonga

Cyprus

Namibia

Trinidad and Tobago

Dominica

Nauru Turks and Caicos Islands

England

New Zealand

Tuvalu

Eritrea

Nigeria

Uganda

Falkland Islands

Niue

Vanuatu

Fiji

Norfolk Island

Wales

Gambia Northern Ireland

Yemen

Ghana

Palestine


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GAMES

AQUATICS

Y

ARCHERY ATHLETICS BADMINTON HOCKEY

GYMNASTICS CYCLING BOXING SHOOTING RUGBY 7-s

NET BALL LAWN BOWLS WEIGHT LIFTING TENNIS SQUASH


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SPONSERS


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WHYDELHI?The historic city ofDelhi will lookits best for visitors during the

XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi. One ofthe legacies of

the event will be that it will leave behind a city much more

beautiful and charming than it currently is. The colonial city-

centre and Delhis main shopping area, Connaught Place, hasbeen given a new faade and is already experiencing a

resurgence. Rajpath, the main avenue in Lutyens Delhi, is being

rejuvenated. The citys monuments, an integral part ofthe rich

heritage ofDelhis past, are being cleaned and revitalised.

New international standard signages and bus shelters will add to

Delhis modern lookas will new public conveniences such as call

booths, shopping areas, etc


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EXPENSES BEARONCWG

US$ 1.6 billion is reported to be the total budget

estimatedfor hosting the 19th Commonwealth. It is also

estimated that the 2010 Commonwealth Games is the

most expensive Commonwealth Games ever held. As

compared to Manchester 2002 - approx. US$ 420

million, and Melbourne 2006 - approx. US$ 1.1 billion,

the 2010 commonwealth games lays in the same

paddle..


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BENEFITS FORDELHI

In Metro

In Economy

In Hospitality Services

In Road and Train

In Airport


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ECONOMYIndia is a developing country. Focus on the word

developing as India is not yet developed. Ironically,

India is a country which is, onone hand struggling with

the problemofpoverty since the time ofindependence

while on the other hand is spending millions on the

Common wealth games.

Forty percent ofIndias population is below the poverty

line which clearly indicates that the booming Indianeconomy is still unable tofeed a majority ofits citizens.


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RoadandTransporty Addition of new arterial and

approach roads to improve intra-city transport and decongestion ofall National Highways at Delhis

entry points from its neighbouringstates.

Road Improvement Plan for 52identified roads

y Construction of nine new subwaysand improvement projects forexisting ones (flooring,illuminations, signage, toilets,

escalators etc).


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METROTRAINy Development of new lines

and extension of existing

lines of the metro rail

network to improveconnectivity between

Games venues.

y

Work is undergoing at arapid speed and Metro Rail

Corporation is confident to

complete its task before the

due date.


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AIRPORTy Modernisation of the international

airport with increased capacity to hostflights.

The new terminal will give the airport acapacity of37 million passengers a year.

The new terminal will have road accessvia a new six lane road from NH-8 andwill also have a high-speed metro line tothe city (metro line (Delhi Airport raillink) with special city check-in facilities.There will also be an integrated multi-storey carparkat the terminal.


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HOSPITALITYSERVICES

y Planning and building five-starhotels and the countrys largestworld-class convention centre.

y Big number of Hotels withworld class facilities are comingup to provide the tourist all

desired comforts in the city andNCR region.


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INFRASTRUTURE

STADIUM BUILDINGS


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BATONRELAY

The Relay was introduced at the 1958 British

Empire andCommonwealth Games inCardiff,

Wales. Through the 1994 Games, the Relay

only went through England and the host

nation. The Relay for the 1998 Games in

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was the first to travel

toothernations ofthe Commonwealth. The

2002 Relay coveredover 100,000 kms and

went through 23 nations.


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Similar to the Olympic Torch Relay, is a relay around

the world heldprior to the beginning ofthe

Commonwealth Games.

The baton contained 71 lights on the front, representing

the 71 member nations of the Commonwealth Games

Federation. A video camera built into the front of the

baton recorded continuously as the baton traveled, and a

GPS tracker was fitted; so that the baton's location could

be viewed live on the Commonwealth Games Website.


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