Commonwealth Games

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Clyde is the mascot of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland 2014.

Clyde is a 'humanoid' thistle.

India won the second-most gold medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games with 38.

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The discus is the same weight in the Commonwealth Games as any other competition. The discus, the object to be thrown, is a heavy lenticular disc with a diameter of 220 mm (8.66 inches) and a weight of 2 kilograms (4 lb 7 oz) for the men's event, and a diameter of 181 mm (7.17 inches) and a weight of one kg (2 lb 3 oz) for the women's event

As far as I know it was always a part of them, because India was once part of the British Empire.

The gold and silver medals are mostly silver. The gold medal is coated with about a quarter of an ounce of 24-karat gold.

The bronze medals are made of copper, zinc and tin with just a little bit of silver.

Each medal is about 2.5 inches in diameter and 0.12 inches thick.

Edinburgh, Scotland in 1970 and 1986.

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia will host the next Commonwealth Games in 2018.

That is almost entirely a matter of opinion, so there is no one or correct answer.

No, only countries part of the British Commonwealth can participate in the Commonwealth Games.

The United Kingdom has hosted six Commonwealth Games: 1934 (London), 1958 (Cardiff), 1970 and 1986 (Edinburgh), 2002 (Manchester) and 2014 (Glasgow).

They also hosted the 1911 Inter-Empire Championships in London, which were the precursor to the British Empire Games (now known as the Commonwealth Games)

Normally, these are soldiers of the Household Cavalry, and they carry the British standard issue L85A2. Other Commonwealth countries have rotated units to that duty, as well. Canada provided those services in July of 2014 , September of 2000, and April of 1988, and they would've used C7 and C8 rifles, which are variations of the M16 and M4. Malaysia provided it in April of 2008, and they would've used the Steyr AUG at the time. Jamaica provided those services in July of 2007 and April of 1999, and they were still using the L1A1 and other variations of the 'Commonwealth' pattern variants of the FN FAL. Australia provided the guard in July of 2000 and April of 1988. They used a variation of the Steyr AUG.

Two other Commonwealth Games nations are India and Kenya.

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Yes, there are Opening Ceremonies in the Commonwealth Games as well as Closing Ceremonies. Each is opened and closed by a head of state, Commonwealth nations representative or a member of the British Monarchy.

Because the Fijian government failed to have an election and was suspended from the Commonwealth of Nations.

The democratically elected government of Fiji was forcefully removed by the Fiji Military Forces and is currently under a military government led by Commodore Frank Bainimarama.

The second commonwealth games were held in 1934.

Scotland won 53 medals, 19 gold, 15 silver and 19 bronze.

You need to be a citizen of a commonwealth country and then qualify to participate in your national team

Common Wealth Games is to have 85 paricipating nations and 8500 athletes overall

it is one of the role of the volunteers meaning SPECTATORS SERVICES.It has following services like LOST &FOUND counter management,usher services,marshalling,and all services for the benefit of spectators.

The XIX Commonwealth Games were held in Melbourne, Australia in 2006.