Common Wealth Games

2010
 Introduction

New Delhi will host to the third largest multi-sporting event in the world, with tens of
thousands of visitors descending upon the city. To prepare itself for this, the city is
planning a major overhaul of its urban infrastructure as well as its sporting facilities.
These events happen in a city once in a decade or maybe even less, (the last large
event held in Delhi was the 1982) and have the ability to transform it.
Games Village

 Around Rs.12 billion allocated to the development authority.

 Massive security arrangement.
 2 million foreign tourist and 3.5 million domestic tourist arrived to
delhi.
Competition Venue:

 Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Delhi- Athletics, lawn bowls, weightlifting

 Dhyan Chand National Stadium- Hockey
 Indira Gandhi Arena- Archery, cycling, gymnastics, wrestling
 Delhi University sports complex- Rugby sevens
 Thyagaraj Stadium- Netball
 Siri Fort Sports Complex- Badminton, Squash
 Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range- Shooting
 Talkatora Stadium- Boxing
 SPM Swimming Pool Complex- Aquatics
 R.K. Khanna Tennis Complex- tennis
 Yamuna Sports Complex- Table Tennis
 Noida Expressway- Cycling
 CRPF shooting Range - Shooting
Infrastructural Development

 New streets and roads

 City modernization
 City beautification
 Development of public transport
 New power plant
 Water supply services
 Traffic management
 Security services
 Health services
Places to visit in Delhi