Tata Motors Support for Queen's Baton Relay 2010 Delhi

Tata Motors announces total transport solution Queen Baton Relay as part of the Commonwealth Games 2010. The Baton now reached the Wagah border in Pakistan. In its 100-day national tour, the baton will visit the capital of each state and territory of the Union, and many other towns along the way, covering over 20,000 km. At the end of his term, management will have traveled over 190,000 miles in 340 days, which makes the Queen Baton Relay 2010 in New Delhi, one of the longest relay in the history of the Commonwealth Games. As part of the transport solution, Tata Motors has support for 17 Grand Sumo, a Land Rover Discovery 4, three coaches, three trucks and a body covered media. Tata Motors is also the supply of fuel, drivers and routine maintenance for these vehicles.


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symbolizes the unity and shared ideals Baton travel the Commonwealth of Nations, and enables communities beyond the host city to share the Games celebrations. It also serves a functional role in the message box of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for the athletes from Buckingham Palace to the Opening Ceremony of the Games.
The Queen's Baton Relay 2010 New Delhi began to Buckingham Palace, 29 October 2009. The witness then went through all the other nations of the Commonwealth - a historical journey that included a distance of 170,000 kilometers in 240 days. The relay will end after the final Baton door in the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in the opening ceremony of the XIX Commonwealth Games of October 3, 2010, when the message from His Majesty will be removed from the leadership and play officially opens the Games .

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