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Commonwealth Games Flag Presented to Gujarat CM
The flag will stay in Gujarat until 2030 as officials begin preparations for Ahmedabad’s Commonwealth Games, which mark the event’s 100th year.
- On Wednesday, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel formally received the Commonwealth Games flag in Gandhinagar, marking the start of preparations for Ahmedabad's 2030 Games hosting.
- Following the Glasgow Games closing ceremony, Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi, two-time Olympic medallist Neeraj Chopra, and Indian Olympic Association President PT Usha officially received the flag.
- India secured 39 medals at the Glasgow Games, led by a record 10 boxing medals and unprecedented judo success from Asmita Dey, Harsh Singh, Yamini Mourya, and Unnati Sharma.
- The Commonwealth Games Flag will remain in Gujarat until 2030, marking the centenary of the 1930 inaugural Games and India's second hosting since New Delhi in 2010.
- Ahmedabad aims to set new benchmarks as the 2030 host city, building on India's Commonwealth Games hosting experience from New Delhi's 2010 event.
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Gujarat CM receives Commonwealth Games flag; marks the beginning of preparations for 2030 event
Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi handed the Commonwealth Games flag to state CM Bhupendra Patel as it marked the official start of the preparations for the 2030 Games, which will take place in Ahmedabad.
·Noida, India
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CWG flag handed over to Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel as preps begin for 2030 event
The Commonwealth Games flag was handed to Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel in Gandhinagar after India's formal receipt in Glasgow. The ceremony signals Ahmedabad's formal start to preparations for hosting the 2030 Games.
·Noida, India
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sydneysun.com'Team Gujarat' ready to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games: Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi
Deputy CM Sanghavi further added that all preparations are progressing smoothly under the guidance of Commonwealth Sport, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), the Sports Department, and the Sports Authority of India (SAI), as per a press release.
·India
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