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How many countries competed in India in the 2010 Commonwealth Games?
Seventy-one (71) countries and dependencies competed in the 2010 Commonwealth Games
Should countries like India host Commonwealth Games?
India is part of the Commonwealth; a number of countries under British rule. All countries in the Commonwealth are entitled to host the Commonwealth Games. If by "should", you mean that it is seen as a rather poor country, you are wrong. India is a fairly big business capital, because lots of trade happens there. It is on par with, say, Thailand or Malaysia.
What countries are part of the commonwealth 2012?
There are dozens of countries that are apart of the commonwealth in 2012. Some of these countries are Malawi, Canada, India, Australia, Malaysia, Ghana, Dominica, and Samoa.
Name two Commonwealth countries other than The Bahamas?
Two other Commonwealth Games nations are India and Kenya.
Names of the countries readmitted in Commonwealth games 2010?
2010,Delhi,India
Has India ever hosted the commonwealth games before 2010?
No.
What are the 5 largest countries of British commonwealth?
Canada, Australia, India, south Arica
In which two countries were previous Commonwealth Games played?
The last two Commonwealth Games were held in Scotland (Glasgow) and India (Delhi).
How many Asian countries are the members of the commonwealth of nations?
There are eight Asian countries that are members of the Commonwealth of Nations: Bangladesh, Brunei, India, Malaysia, Maldives, Pakistan, Singapore, and Sri Lanka.
Why are certain countries such as Zimbabwe and India part of the british commonwealth?
All but two members of the Commonwealth of Nations were former British territories. That's the link. By the way, Zimbabwe is no longer in the Commonwealth.
What are 6 of the countries in 2010 Commonwealth games?
NZ, Australia, Canada, Samoa, India and England
What countries competed in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne?
Ten countries that competed at the 2006 Commonwealth Games were Australia, New Zealand, England, Scotland, Wales, India, Pakistan, South Africa, Kenya and Jamaica.
