Comparison between Delhi Commonwealth Games and Glasgow Commonwealth Games. This presentation shows few Infrastructure development at Delhi and Glasgow due to Commonwealth Games, also innovations at Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

1. Delhi CWG vs Glasgow CWG

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3. • Commonwealth of Nations
• Commonwealth Games Federation
• Events like lawn bowls and netball
• 53 members, 71 teams

4. • John Astley Cooper in 1891
• goodwill and good understanding
• Melville Marks Robinson
• Women 1934 athletic events
History

5. • 1930 in Hamilton
• 1942 world war
• 20 editions
Edition

6. • UK and states
• 3 times host
• Humanity, Equality, Destiny
• British empire games
• Queen’s baton relay
Facts

7. Delhi Commonwealth Games
Welcomes you !

8. Commonwealth Games 2010 – New Delhi
The motto – “Green Games”
The Low carbon Campaign – Collaboration with UNDP

9. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
Revolutionized New Delhi's public transport system
Massive street scraping, spruced up roads and pavements, new
signage’s, new streetlights, bus shelters as well as new cycle paths in
the run up to the Games.

10. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
Barapullah Highway

11. Terminal 3 - Indira Gandhi International Airport

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13. Restoration of City's heritage

14. Treating Air and Water
• SAFAR - System of Air Quality Forecasting and Research
• New Water treatment plant - VA Tech WABAG

15. INNOVATION IN MARKETING SCHEMES
• CWG special fixed deposit schemes with maturity during the games to
increase spending during the games
• Brand Government initiatives like “Green Delhi” as CWG Delhi. This
announcement was made at railway stations, airports and state transports.
• “Incredible India” branded with CWG and offer packages for tourism during
games
• CWG specific volunteer plan to generate participation from all sections of
the society
• Bus tickets and Railway tickets advertising CWG
• CWG designed auto rickshaws launched with easy financing.

16. Glasgow Commonwealth Games
Welcomes you !

17. • Held in Glasgow, Scotland
• 23rd July to 3rd August 2014
XX Commonwealth Games
• largest multi-sport event
• with around 4,950 athletes
• 71 different nations and territories
• 17 different sports

18. Selection Process
September 2004 Announced as Scottish Candidate City.
March 2006 Bidding Process began
October 2006 Inspection of city by delegates of CWC
January 2007 Glasgow announced 17 sports to be included.
September 2007 Glasgow was finalized for Commonwealth
Games.

19. A total of 18 sports and 261 medal events were contested at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Shooting medal events also dropped from 44 in 2010 to 19.
first time –
the triathlon mixed relay event
more shooting medal chances for women
addition of women's boxing to the programme.
Sports

20. Infrastructure Development

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22. Innovations at Glasgow
Hampden Stadium
• Hampden was a
football stadium
which was built in
1910.
• the playing
surface has been
raised by 1.9
metres

23. Virtual Reality
• The Oculus
Rift headset
allows navigation
of 360 degree
videos simply by
moving your
head.
• This provides the
viewer with the
sensation of being
transported inside
the stadium and
being part of the
crowd.

24. VENUE EXPLORER
• A fixed wide-angle
Ultra-HD camera
provides a live
feed of all the
track and field
action taking place
in Hampden Park.
• This allows users
to use a standard
tablet to pan
around and zoom
into the events
they’re interested
in.

25. MOBILE 4G BROADCASTING
• BBC R&D
collaborated with EE,
Huawei and
Qualcomm on a trial
to broadcast live
footage from the
Games over the EE
4G mobile network.
• It allows live streams
to be transmitted
over the mobile
network to a large
number of users
simultaneously

26. AUGMENTED VIDEO
• It provides
interactive
graphics overlays
on the video that
will provide
additional
information
relevant to the
scene.
• As with subtitles,
these graphics
can be activated
or deactivated by
the viewer

27. More Innovations in India

29. Kalmadi’s Hands in SCAM
Suresh Kalmadi says a sum of Rs. 25,200 crores has
been allocated to hire a time machine for
commonwealth gamesOrganisers
When asked where the time machine was, Kalmadi
pointed towards a cycle parked at the
Jawaharlal Nehru stadium
A small scam of few thousand of crores follows over minting of medals for the
commonwealth Games emerges. But the media chose to strike along much to the
satisfaction of Barkha Dutt.

30. SCAM in Tickets
• India’s poor management of the
commonwealth Games is continuing to bring
it a bad name.
• Thousands of pounds were heisted by
fraudsters organizing the game.
• General public is unable to buy tickets.
• Outlets reported that all the venues have
been sold
• Half the venues remains empty for every
event.

31. Bus Services
• Rs. 18000 crore were spend on DTC bus Service
• Delhi Government spent 60 lakhs on purchase of bus but the original cost was
just 40 lakh

32. • During the times of Games, Delhi
Government had spend huge
amount on Extension of
Delhi Metro line.
• Amount spend was around 3000 cr.
• Delhi government spent around
10 lakhs on each pillar but the
actual cost was 7 lakhs per pillar
Metro Services

33. Balloon cost and services
• In opening ceremony of CWG there
was a special attraction for all
guests and it was Aerostat or
balloon show.
• Its costing around 70 crore.
• Actual cost of this aerostat was
40 cr as contracted in UK based
company

34. CBI registered another case in the Commonwealth Games scam and
searched residences of officials of Mahanagar Telecom Nigam Limited
or MTNL, and Noida based HCL Info systems for allegedly inflating cost
of setting up a broadcast network for the Games by nearly Rs. 400
crore.

36. Arrests

37. In country like India where 7 rupees spend by government only 1 rupee
reaches a common man
So you can well imagine how much money really has been spend on
games, where the budget is Rs. 30,000 crore.
Facts

38. • Financial cost
• Socio – environment
• Labour law violations
• Child Labour
• Urban change
• Sex slavery and prostitution boom.
Impacts

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