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Visitors to the Commonwealth Games 2010 in New Delhi will have access to an intelligent transportation system, enabling them to plan their itinerary online or through mobile phones. The system, developed jointly by Thetis SpA of Italy, the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers, and auto major Ashok Leyland, provides information
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The Commonwealth Games in Delhi is a potential hotspot for cyber threats to internet users in India. Experts warn that cyber criminals will use the event as a lure to trick people into downloading malware or divulging sensitive information through social engineering tactics. The wave of malicious emails and malware
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As the Commonwealth Games draws near, cybercriminals are preparing to exploit the massive influx of sports enthusiasts into New Delhi in October, leveraging the increased online activity for financial gains. According to Symantec, cybercriminals are aware of the huge potential from peaks in internet activity during major sporting events and
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Former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali made an appearance at a Louisville school to promote a charitable initiative to grow vegetable gardens at schools worldwide. The project, dubbed "Muhammad Ali Center Peace Gardens," will aim to teach children about nutrition and respect for different cultures. Meanwhile, the Commonwealth Games
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In a move to address mounting concerns and allegations of corruption, India Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh on Saturday ordered a thorough investigation into the controversy-hit Commonwealth Games (CWG) preparations. The Prime Minister, after a crucial meeting, directed all concerned ministries to investigate procedural and other irregularities, and established a
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The controversy surrounding the Organising Committee Chairman of the 2010 Commonwealth Games, Suresh Kalmadi, has led to a meeting called by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to review arrangements for the mega event. Scheduled to be held in Delhi from October 3rd to 14th, the meeting is expected to be attended
Commonwealth games
The 18th Commonwealth Games have come to a close in Melbourne, showcasing a high level of sporting excellence and a mutual gain for both Victoria and the host city. The Games, which took place from March to April, featured record-breaking performances, with 1.6 million tickets sold, surpassing the previous
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Mark Lewis-Francis' aspirations to win major titles as a sprinter were severely dampened when he failed to make the final of the Commonwealth Games 100 metres at the MCG. The 23-year-old, once touted as a future Olympic champion, was disqualified for a false start in his semi-final, and despite
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British sprinters continued their slide in international competition as they failed to secure a 100m medal at the Commonwealth Games, marking the third consecutive Games where they have not won a medal in the event. Mark Lewis-Francis was disqualified for a false start, while Marlon Devonish finished last in the
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Australian weightlifter Belinda Van Tienen may be disqualified from the Commonwealth Games just days before the event, as the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) takes over the case. The Sports Anti-Doping Authority comes into effect today with new powers, and Van Tienen's file will be handed over for
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Australia's women swimmers, led by Libby Lenton, Jodie Henry, and Alice Mills, are dominating the 100-meter freestyle and butterfly events, with no one in the world able to touch them. The team is also expected to excel in the men's events, despite the absence of Ian
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Ian Turner, England's head swimming coach, has warned that rival swimmers will see an opportunity to beat ailing Australian Ian Thorpe if he competes at the Commonwealth Games. Turner believes the competition is strong enough to threaten Thorpe's chances of winning gold if he's
