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Australian Athletes holds Queen"s Baton for Commonwealth Games during its relay at CWG Village in New Delhi on Saturday, 02 October 2010.

SPS Dhillon, Joint Director & General of CWG; Dalbir Singh, Mayor of CWG Village with Pakistan and foreign Athletes hold Queen"s Baton for Commonwealth Games during its relay at CWG Village in New Delhi on Saturday, 02 October 2010.

School children’s who were participating in a flag hosting ceremony holds Queen"s Baton for Commonwealth Games during its relay at CWG Village in New Delhi on Saturday, 02 October 2010.

Foreign Athletes hold Queen"s Baton for Commonwealth Games during its relay at CWG Village in New Delhi on Saturday, 02 October 2010.

Sportspersons and officials hold the Queens Baton for Commonwealth Games during its relay at Qutub Minar in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

Volunteers hold the Indian tricolor flag during the welcome ceremony at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010. The Queen"s Baton arrived in the Indian capital on September 30, after travelling across all 71 nations and territories of the former British Empire as the Commonwealth Games 2010 are being held in the city from 3 – 14.

Indian Commonwealth Games (CWG) team members pose with Games mascot Shera during the Welcome ceremony at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

Indian team members present during the flag hoisting ceremony of the country at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

School Children’s perform during the Welcome ceremony of Indian Commonwealth Games (CWG) team members, at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010. The Queen"s Baton arrived in the Indian capital on September 30, after travelling across all 71 nations and territories of the former British Empire as the Commonwealth Games 2010 are being held in the city from 3 - 14 October.

School Children’s perform during the Welcome ceremony of Indian Commonwealth Games (CWG) team members, at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010. The Queen"s Baton arrived in the Indian capital on September 30, after travelling across all 71 nations and territories of the former British Empire as the Commonwealth Games 2010 are being held in the city from 3 - 14 October.

England Commonwealth Games and CWG team members play games at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010. The Queen"s Baton arrived in the Indian capital on September 30, after travelling across all 71 nations and territories of the former British Empire as the Commonwealth Games 2010 are being held in the city from 3 - 14 October.

Christy Fernandez, Secretary to President of India; IOC Chairman Suresh Kalmadi, Games mascot Shera and other officials holding the Queens baton during its relay at Raisina Hill in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

Ace Tennis Player Sania Mirza during a practice session for the XIX Commonwealth Games at R K Khanna Tennis Stadium in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

IOC Chairman Suresh Kalmadi, holding the Queens baton during its relay at Rajpath in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

The Queen"s Baton 19th Commonwealth Games Delhi 2010 arrives back at Teen Murti, in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

Athlete Aditi Dhumatkar helps to her colleague Balakrishnan Badrinath before the welcome ceremony at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

India Commonwealth Games (CWG) team members arrive for a welcome ceremony at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

Malaysian Commonwealth Games (CWG) team members play games at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010. The Queen"s Baton arrived in the Indian capital on September 30, after travelling across all 71 nations and territories of the former British Empire as the Commonwealth Games 2010 are being held in the city from 3 - 14 October.

Ace Tennis Player Sania Mirza during a practice session for the XIX Commonwealth Games at R K Khanna Tennis Stadium in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

Boxer Vijendra Singh poses with the school girls after the welcome ceremony at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

Boxer Vijendra Singh with other Boxer’s during the welcome ceremony at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi on Friday, 01 October 2010.

Delhi Educations Sports Minister Arvinder Singh receiving Queen"s Baton for the Commonwealth Games 2010 at Delhi-Haryana Border (Kapashera Boarder)during its relay in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.

Sports veterans hold the Queen"s Baton as it arrives in the Indian capital New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010. The baton relay began at Buckingham Palace in London on October 29 and has travelled across all the 71 nations and territories of the former British Empire. The 12-day sporting extravaganza will be India"s biggest sporting event since the 1982 Asian Games in New Delhi.

Shera, the Commonwealth Games mascot holds the Queen"s baton as the baton relay arrives in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010. The Indian capital is scheduled to host the Commonwealth Games from October 3-14, the biggest sporting event in the city since the 1982 Asian Games.

Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit; Commonwealth Games (CWG) Organsing Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi and Delhi lieutenant governor Tejendra Khanna hold the Queen"s Baton as the baton relay arrives in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.The Indian capital is scheduled to host the Commonwealth Games from October 3-14, the biggest sporting event in the city since the 1982 Asian Games.

Queen"s Baton Relay arriving at Delhi-Haryana Border (Kapashera Boarder) during its relay for the Commonwealth Games 2010 in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.

Chief Minister of Haryana Bhupinder Singh Hooda with IOC Chairman Suresh Kalmadi during the inauguration of 2nd Global sports summit "" Turf 2010"" international Convention on the Business of Sports in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.

Commonwealth Mascot Shera shaking hands with Ranjan Bharti Mittal, President of FICCI while IOC Chairman Suresh Kalmadi looks on during the inauguration of 2nd Global sports summit "" Turf 2010"" international Convention on the Business of Sports in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.

Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit; Commonwealth Games (CWG) Organsing Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi and Delhi lieutenant governor Tejendra Khanna hold the Queen"s Baton as the baton relay arrives in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.The Indian capital is scheduled to host the Commonwealth Games from October 3-14, the biggest sporting event in the city since the 1982 Asian Games.

Arjun Awardees Alka Lamba receiving Queen"s Baton for the Commonwealth Games 2010 at Delhi-Haryana Border (Kapashera Boarder)during its relay in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.

Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit; Commonwealth Games (CWG) Organsing Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi and Delhi lieutenant governor Tejendra Khanna hold the Queen"s Baton as the baton relay arrives in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.The Indian capital is scheduled to host the Commonwealth Games from October 3-14, the biggest sporting event in the city since the 1982 Asian Games

Arjun Awardees players Ajit Pal Singh, Indian Hokey Ex Captain; Asian Games Gold Medalist Mahabali Satpal and Alka Lamba receiving Queen"s Baton for the Commonwealth Games 2010 at Delhi-Haryana Border (Kapashera Boarder)during its relay on Thursday, 30 September 2010.

Commonwealth Mascot Shera with IOC Chairman Suresh Kalmandi during the inauguration of 2nd Global sports summit "" Turf 2010"" international Convention on the Business of Sports in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.

IOC Chairman Suresh Kalmadi during the inauguration of 2nd Global sports summit "" Turf 2010"" international Convention on the Business of Sports in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.

Commonwealth Games (CWG) Organizing Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi; Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit and other"s celebrate the Queen"s Baton as the baton relay arrives in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010. The baton relay began at Buckingham Palace in London on October 29 and has travelled across all the 71 nations and territories of the former British empire. The 12-day sporting extravaganza will be India"s biggest sporting event since the 1982 Asian Games in New Delhi.

School Children"s welcoming the Queen"s Baton for the Commonwealth Games 2010 at Delhi-Hariayana Border (Kapashera Boarder) during its relay in New Delhi on Thursday, 30 September 2010.

President Pratibha Devisingh Patil shake hands with the official mascot of the Commonwealth Games 2010 Shera while Chairman of the 2010 Commonwealth Games Organizing Committee Suresh Kalmadi looks on during their visit at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi on Tuesday, 28 September 2010. As many as 5,000 athletes from 71 nations and territories formerly belonging to the British Empire are expected to compete at the Games, which kicks off on October 3.

President Pratibha Devisingh Patil presents dummy of Shera to the official mascot of the Commonwealth Games 2010 Shera during their visit at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi on Tuesday, 28 September 2010. As many as 5,000 athletes from 71 nations and territories formerly belonging to the British Empire are expected to compete at the Games, which kicks off on October 3.

President Pratibha Devisingh Patil poses with the official mascot of the Commonwealth Games 2010 Shera during their visit at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi on Tuesday, 28 September 2010. As many as 5,000 athletes from 71 nations and territories formerly belonging to the British Empire are expected to compete at the Games, which kicks off on October 3.

President Pratibha Devisingh Patil presents dummy of Shera to the official mascot of the Commonwealth Games 2010 Shera while Chairman of the 2010 Commonwealth Games Organizing Committee Suresh Kalmadi looks on during their visit at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi on Tuesday, 28 September 2010. As many as 5,000 athletes from 71 nations and territories formerly belonging to the British Empire are expected to compete at the Games, which kicks off on October 3.