You visited the Commonwealth Games Village and saw Vijender Singh competing live. Narrate the experience in about 150-200 words.
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Weeks before the opening ceremony Michael Fennell, the Commonwealth Games Federation president, wrote to the Indian cabinet secretary urging action in response to the village being "seriously compromised." He said that though team officials were impressed with the international zone and main dining area, they were "shocked" by the state of the accommodation. "The village is the cornerstone of any Games and the athletes deserve the best possible environment to prepare for their competition."
New Zealand, Scotland, Canada and Northern Ireland demanded that their teams be put up in hotels if their accommodation is not ready.
The England and Wales teams travelled to Delhi on 23 September 2010, following satisfactory progress of improvement works at the village. The Scotland Team travelled on 25 September 2010.
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Vijender Singh Live
Vijender Singh, the famous Indian boxer is one of my favourite sportspersons. I admire his dedicated hard work. Yesterday, I grabbed the opportunity to see him perform live at the Commonwealth Games. The stadium was jam-packed with fans from across the nation. It was a match against England’s Frank Buglioni.
As soon as Vijender entered, the whole stadium applauded with enthusiasm. Even the opponent’s team was amazed to hear the loud applause. Vijender entered very confidently, waving to the crowd, having the Indian flag on his shoulders. Audience’s enthusiasm boosted his confidence. He went to the ring and gave a welcoming glance to his opponent.
As soon as the fight started, Vijender seemed prepared for any eventuality. He was composed in his moves and was not scared of the opponent’s actions. Both the players gave their all to the bout. My eyes were glued to the moves and calm attitude this Indian player had. At last, Vijender defeated frank 13-3. The stadium was filled with joy. He again became an inspiration to many including me. Later, the award ceremony was an experience in itself, which made every Indian proud.