One of the most prominent faces of the 19th Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi, Shera the mascot will the symbol of a modern Indian. The name “Shera” has been taken from the word “Sher” from Hindi, which means a tiger. He is a go-getter with a confident attitude and a modern citizen who is equally proud of his country's age-old traditions and heritage. He is also a kind-hearted gentleman who likes making friends and energizes the crowd to “come out and play”. He is an aggressive contender, but at the same time believes in honesty and integrity and is the embodiment of all values that India strongly believes in. A strong reminder of the delicate ecosystem we live in and our duty towards its conservation. Commendable qualities like courage, speed and athletic prowess are his athletic prowess, while courage and speed on the field are well-recognized.

Interpretation of the symbol of Commonwealth Games
The Chakra, a national representation of power, freedom and unity, is the main inspiration behind the symbol of the 19th Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi. It illustrates India's evolution into a majestic, energetic and proud nation; where billions of people come to make their destinies a reality. It also showcases her transformation from an economic to a super power and her crossing from tradition to the contemporary. And finally, her welcoming the 71 CGA nations and territories to become the proud host of one of the most prestigious events in the world.