New Delhi 2010 Athletes' Village used as oxygen plant as COVID-19 deaths surge
The Athletes' Village for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi is being used as an oxygen plant in response to India’s worsening COVID-19 crisis.
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Hostel featuring 162 beds opened at 2010 Commonwealth Games shooting venue
A 162-bed hostel has been opened at the Dr Karni Singh Shooting Range, the venue used for the shooting competition at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi.
New Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games Village to serve as COVID-19 vaccination facility
The Athletes' Village used at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi is set to be turned into a COVID-19 vaccination facility.
Multi-million-pound legal disputes still outstanding 10 years after Delhi 2010
More than 50 legal cases linked to the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi remain outstanding, it has been revealed, as the event celebrates the 10th anniversary since it opened.
Delhi 2010 Organising Committee to be dissolved despite outstanding debts
The Organising Committee for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi has been ordered to cease operating by the Indian Government 12 years after being formed.
Report claims "complete management failure" at 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi
A report on Delhi 2010 has found there was a "complete management failure" within the organisation of the Commonwealth Games and that the Government "nearly defaulted" on staging the event.
Report absolves former Indian Prime Minister of wrongdoing in Delhi 2010 scandal
Former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has been cleared of wrongdoing relating to a scandal connected to the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi but a report has criticised his appointment of Suresh Kalmadi as head of the Organising Committee.
Delhi 2010 relocate to new offices as no sign of Organising Committee being closed
By Duncan Mackay
April 12 - More than two-and-a-half years after the Closing Ceremony, members of the Organising Committee of the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi are set to move out of their nine-storey office block into smaller accommodation.
April 12 - More than two-and-a-half years after the Closing Ceremony, members of the Organising Committee of the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi are set to move out of their nine-storey office block into smaller accommodation.
Exclusive: Swiss Timing set for legal action against Delhi 2010 as executives face corruption allegations
By Tom Degun
April 2 - Swiss Timing, the umbrella firm for Omega, a worldwide Olympic partner, has claimed that they are preparing to take legal action against organisers of the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi over unpaid invoices as its executives faced charges of supplying equipment at exorbitant rates.
April 2 - Swiss Timing, the umbrella firm for Omega, a worldwide Olympic partner, has claimed that they are preparing to take legal action against organisers of the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi over unpaid invoices as its executives faced charges of supplying equipment at exorbitant rates.
Indian court frames corruption charges against Kalmadi and aides
By Tom Degun
February 4 - A court in India today framed charges against former Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games chairman Suresh Kalmadi for allegedly cheating, conspiring and causing a loss of more than Rs.90 crore (£11 million/$17 million/€13 million) to the public exchequer in a Commonwealth Games related bribery case.
February 4 - A court in India today framed charges against former Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games chairman Suresh Kalmadi for allegedly cheating, conspiring and causing a loss of more than Rs.90 crore (£11 million/$17 million/€13 million) to the public exchequer in a Commonwealth Games related bribery case.
Indian court to frame charges against Kalmadi next month
By Tom Degun
January 10 - A court in India has fixed February 4 as the date for framing charges against former Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games chairman Suresh Kalmadi for allegedly cheating, conspiring and causing a loss of over Rs.90 crore (£10,530,000/$16,896,440/€12,896,100) to the public exchequer in a Games related graft case.
January 10 - A court in India has fixed February 4 as the date for framing charges against former Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games chairman Suresh Kalmadi for allegedly cheating, conspiring and causing a loss of over Rs.90 crore (£10,530,000/$16,896,440/€12,896,100) to the public exchequer in a Games related graft case.
Kalmadi officially charged in connection with Delhi 2010 corruption allegations
By Duncan Mackay
December 21 - Suresh Kalmadi will face corruption charges next month linked to the New Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games, a court in India ruled today.
December 21 - Suresh Kalmadi will face corruption charges next month linked to the New Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games, a court in India ruled today.
Infostrada Sports slams latest payment claims from Delhi 2010 Organising Committee
By Tom Degun
October 5 - Infostrada Sports has hit back at the latest claims from the Delhi 2010 Organising Committee who have asked the Dutch company for a return payment of around £850,000 ($1.3 million/€985,100) for what they describe as "incomplete services" and "breach of agreement" for work carried at the Commonwealth Games.
October 5 - Infostrada Sports has hit back at the latest claims from the Delhi 2010 Organising Committee who have asked the Dutch company for a return payment of around £850,000 ($1.3 million/€985,100) for what they describe as "incomplete services" and "breach of agreement" for work carried at the Commonwealth Games.
Delhi 2010 cost 16 times more than budgeted, auditors report
By Duncan Mackay
August 6 - India's preparations for last year's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi have been condemned as being deeply flawed, riddled with favouritism and cost 16 times more than the original esimate, a newly published report has concluded.
August 6 - India's preparations for last year's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi have been condemned as being deeply flawed, riddled with favouritism and cost 16 times more than the original esimate, a newly published report has concluded.
Indian Prime Minister not to blame for Kalmadi appointment claims Sports Minister
By Duncan Mackay
August 2 - India's Sports Minister Ajay Maken has tried to defend the country's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from criticism over the fact that Suresh Kalmadi was allowed to continue to oversee the preparations for last year's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi despite warnings that he should be removed.
August 2 - India's Sports Minister Ajay Maken has tried to defend the country's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from criticism over the fact that Suresh Kalmadi was allowed to continue to oversee the preparations for last year's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi despite warnings that he should be removed.
