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Brace yourself for power cuts and growth outlook cuts as China and India both face rising demand and falling coal supplies, which could lead to a potential supply shock. There is a looming shortage of coal in India as&nbsp;stockpiles hit a 4-year low and China has ordered slowing of coal based energy production based to meet carbon reduction goals.&nbsp;Inventory of the black gold in India has fallen to the lowest since November 2017, data from the Central Electricity Authority showed. The India isn&rsquo;t alone in facing a fuel crisis. Buyers from the U.K to China are grappling with energy shortages as a rebound in demand outpaces supply.&nbsp; A revival in industrial activity as the threat of covid recedes has added demand pressure on already fragile supply system.&nbsp;China is facing power issues on two fronts. Some provinces have ordered industrial cuts in order to meet emissions&nbsp;goals, while others are facing an actual lack of electricity as sky-high coal and natural gas costs cause generators to slow output amid high demand.The shortage of power in China could lead to a economic shock as it would push prices of China made/exported goods more costly to world importers. Brokerages from Goldman to Nomura have stated to cut GDP&nbsp;targets for China sighting a potential power crisis.&nbsp;

China to India: Power cut crisis looms due to coal shortage

China to India: Power cut crisis looms due to coal shortage and green bets. Find out why you could be facing a cold winter with power cuts

Power Cut Alert| India's coal inventory hits 4 year old 

Factories in the world&rsquo;s biggest exporter are forced to conserve energy by curbing production.

Brace yourself for power cuts and growth outlook cuts as China and India both face rising demand and falling coal supplies, which could lead to a potential supply shock. There is a looming shortage of coal in India as&nbsp;stockpiles hit a 4-year low and China has ordered slowing of coal based energy production based to meet carbon reduction goals.&nbsp; Inventory of the black gold in India has fallen to the lowest since November 2017, data from the Central Electricity Authority showed. The India isn&rsquo;t alone in facing a fuel crisis. Buyers from the U.K to China are grappling with energy shortages as a rebound in demand outpaces supply.&nbsp; A revival in industrial activity as the threat of covid recedes has added demand pressure on already fragile supply system.&nbsp; China is facing power issues on two fronts. Some provinces have ordered industrial cuts in order to meet emissions&nbsp;goals, while others are facing an actual lack of electricity as sky-high coal and natural gas costs cause generators to slow output amid high demand. The shortage of power in China could lead to a economic shock as it would push prices of China made/exported goods more costly to world importers. Brokerages from Goldman to Nomura have stated to cut GDP&nbsp;targets for China sighting a potential power crisis.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday led tributes to revolutionary freedom fighter Bhagat Singh on the occasion of his birth anniversary.
PM Modi tweeted that his courageous sacrifice ignited the spark of patriotism among countless people and he lives in the heart of every Indian.
Born in 1907, Singh was only 23 when he was executed by the British in 1931. His idealism coupled with his sacrifice made him a folk hero and an inspiration for many.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also paid floral tributes to Bhagat Singh at the Delhi Assembly.
"Bhagat Singh ji committed the supreme sacrifice of his life to bring freedom to this country. The Delhi government will always follow the path he left for us to follow. We are making sure we follow his values in our governance and administration," he said in the statement.
Congress students wing NSUI is also organising a programme at its Delhi headquarters to pay tributes to the freddom fighter.

Bhagat Singh birth anniversary: PM Modi leads tributes to revolutionary

Bhagat Singh birth anniversary: PM Modi leads tributes to revolutionary freedom fighter

Tributes to revolutionary freedom fighter Bhagat Singh

Tributes to revolutionary freedom fighter Bhagat&nbsp;Singh
PM Modi: Bhagat&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;sacrifice ignited spark of patriotism
Bhagat&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;was executed by the British at the age of 23
Kejriwal&nbsp;pays floral tributes to Bhagat&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;at Assembly
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PM Modi tweeted that Bhagat&nbsp;Singh's courageous sacrifice ignited the spark of patriotism among countless people and he lives in the heart of every Indian.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday led tributes to revolutionary freedom fighter Bhagat Singh on the occasion of his birth anniversary.
PM Modi tweeted that his courageous sacrifice ignited the spark of patriotism among countless people and he lives in the heart of every Indian.
Born in 1907, Singh was only 23 when he was executed by the British in 1931. His idealism coupled with his sacrifice made him a folk hero and an inspiration for many.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also paid floral tributes to Bhagat Singh at the Delhi Assembly.
"Bhagat Singh ji committed the supreme sacrifice of his life to bring freedom to this country. The Delhi government will always follow the path he left for us to follow. We are making sure we follow his values in our governance and administration," he said in the statement.
Congress students wing NSUI is also organising a programme at its Delhi headquarters to pay tributes to the freedom fighter.

As the world gears up to watch Daniel Craig one last time as James Bond in 'No Time To Die', speculation if rife about who will take over as the next 007.
But producer Barbara Broccoli has said she will not begin thinking about who will replace Daniel Craig as the next James Bond until 2022.&nbsp;In an interview with BBC, Broccoli joked that she was &ldquo;in denial&rdquo; about Craig leaving after his five-film stint.
Also watch |&nbsp;Commander Craig: 007 star Daniel Craig made honorary Royal Navy officer
She also revealed how Craig had been initially reluctant to take on the role prior to being cast. Broccoli went on to say that Craig enabled the makers to explore the emotional life of Bond, to go deeply into the personal, complexity of the character. She further said, will be difficult to replace Craig, who played the role for 15 years.
'No Time To Die', the 25th in the James Bond series is all set to release on 30 September 

No casting of new James Bond till 2022, says producer Barbara Broccoli

Amid massive speculation of who the next James Bond will be, looks like fans will have to wait till 2022. Know why

(Show Daniel Craig from trailer)
As the world gears up to watch Daniel Craig one last time as James Bond in 'No Time To Die', speculation is rife about who will take over as the next 007.
// James Bond producer says not thinking of casting till 2022
(show Daniel Craig and Barbara Broccoli 2 way)
But producer Barbara Broccoli has said she will not begin thinking about who will replace Daniel Craig as the next James Bond until 2022.
// Producer Barbara Broccoli: In denial about Daniel Craig leaving
In an interview with BBC, Broccoli joked that she was &ldquo;in denial&rdquo; about Craig leaving after his five-film stint.
// Producer: Daniel Craig was reluctant&nbsp;to take up the role of 007
She also revealed how Craig had been initially reluctant to take on the role prior to being cast.
// 'Difficult to replace Craig, he played the role for 15 years'
Broccoli went on to say that Craig enabled the makers to explore the emotional life of Bond, to go deeply into the personal, complexity of the character. She further said, will be difficult to replace Craig, who played the role for 15 years.

As 'No Time to Die' releases, producers have said the hunt for Daniel Craig's replacement won't begin until next year.

As the world gears up to watch Daniel Craig one last time as James Bond in 'No Time To Die', speculation is rife about who will take over as the next 007.
But producer Barbara Broccoli has said she will not begin thinking about who will replace Daniel Craig as the next James Bond until 2022.&nbsp;In an interview with BBC, Broccoli joked that she was &ldquo;in denial&rdquo; about Craig leaving after his five-film stint.
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/commander-craig-007-star-daniel-craig-made-honorary-royal-navy-officer-1632488185464" target="_blank">Commander Craig: 007 star Daniel Craig made honorary Royal Navy officer</a>
She also revealed how Craig had been initially reluctant to take on the role prior to being cast. Broccoli went on to say that Craig enabled the makers to explore the emotional life of Bond, to go deeply into the personal, complexity of the character. She further said, will be difficult to replace Craig, who played the role for 15 years.
'No Time To Die', the 25th in the James Bond series is all set to release on 30 September

India on Monday recorded&nbsp;18,795 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, 27.8 per cent lower than what was recorded on Sunday, according to the latest data released by the Union Health Ministry.
A steady slowdown in the country has brought the number of active cases below the 3-lakh mark for the first time in six months. There has been a gradual decline in Kerala as well, with the daily count of cases below 20,000 for 10 days now.
The recovery rate in the country currently stands at 97.81 per cent which is the highest since March 2020, according to the Union ministry of health and family welfare on Tuesday.&nbsp;
In another milestone, India's daily Covid&nbsp;vaccination crosses the 1 crore mark for the fifth time on Monday.&nbsp;Till now, 87.07 crore vaccine doses have been administered under the Nationwide Vaccination Drive.
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Covid-19: India records less than 19,000 new cases, lowest daily rise since March

India on Tuesday recorded 18,795 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, which brings the active cases below the 3-lakh mark for the first time in six months

Covid-19: India records less than 19,000 new cases, lowest rise since March

The last time the country had reported a lower number of daily cases was on March 9, 202 days ago.

India on Tuesday reported less that 19,000 new Covid cases for the first time since March 11.
18,795 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours is 27.8 per cent lower than what was recorded on Sunday, according to the latest data released by the Union Health Ministry.&nbsp;The country also reported 179 deaths, again a big dip from the 276 deaths reported a day ago.
A steady slowdown in the country has brought the number of active cases below the 3-lakh mark for the first time in six months. There has been a gradual decline in Kerala as well, with the daily count of cases below 20,000 for 10 days now.
The recovery rate in the country currently stands at 97.81 per cent which is the highest since March 2020, according to the Union ministry of health and family welfare on Tuesday.&nbsp;
In another milestone, India's daily Covid&nbsp;vaccination crosses the 1 crore mark for the fifth time on Monday.&nbsp;Till now, 87.07 crore vaccine doses have been administered under the Nationwide Vaccination Drive.
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Former JNUSU president and CPI leader Kanhaiya Kumar and Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani are likely to join the Congress today, reports said.
The two youth leader will reportedly join the party in the presence of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi.
Kumar had unsuccessfully contested the 2019 Lok Sabha election from Begusarai in Bihar on the CPI ticket against Giriraj Singh of the BJP.
Mevani is currently an independent legislator in Gujarat and represents the Vadgam constituency. He is the convener of the Rashtriya Dalit Adhikar Manch.
It is, however, not clear if the new entrants would be given a national role or would be asked to focus on their respective States.
While Kanhaiya Kumar met Rahul Gandhi earlier this month, Mevani has been in touch with the leadership. In last Gujarat elections, Congress had withdrawn its candidate from Vadgam in Mevani's support.
The Congress is looking at a revamp with the induction of youth leaders. There is also buzz around election strategist Prashant Kishor joining the party and help strategise ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

Kanhaiya Kumar, Jignesh Mevani set to join Congress as party eyes revamp

Kanhaiya Kumar, Jignesh Mevani set to join Congress as party eyes revamp ahead of 2024 polls

Kanhaiya, Mevani likely to join Congress today

Kanhaiya, Mevani likely to join Congress today
Congress eyes revamp with entry of youth icons
Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi to induct youth leaders into the party
Kanhaiya&nbsp;reportedly met Rahul&nbsp;earlier this month
Buzz around Prashant&nbsp;Kishor's&nbsp;entry into Congress

While Kanhaiya Kumar met Rahul Gandhi earlier this month, Mevani has been in touch with the leadership. In last Gujarat elections, Congress had withdrawn its candidate from Vadgam in Mevani's support.

Former JNUSU president and CPI leader Kanhaiya Kumar and Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani are likely to join the Congress today, reports said.
The two youth leader will reportedly join the party in the presence of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi.
Kumar had unsuccessfully contested the 2019 Lok Sabha election from Begusarai in Bihar on the CPI ticket against Giriraj Singh of the BJP.
Mevani is currently an independent legislator in Gujarat and represents the Vadgam constituency. He is the convener of the Rashtriya Dalit Adhikar Manch.
It is, however, not clear if the new entrants would be given a national role or would be asked to focus on their respective States.
While Kanhaiya Kumar met Rahul Gandhi earlier this month, Mevani has been in touch with the leadership. In last Gujarat elections, Congress had withdrawn its candidate from Vadgam in Mevani's support.
The Congress is looking at a revamp with the induction of youth leaders. There is also buzz around election strategist Prashant Kishor joining the party and help strategise ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

Qatar is pushing the envelope of innovation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. While most sporting facilities are ready and waiting to host test events, one such facility called&nbsp;Ras Abu Aboud Stadium is nearing completion. What's interesting about this stadium is that once the FIFA&nbsp;World Cup gets over, the entire facility can be dismantled with its parts used to create sporting&nbsp;facilities across Qatar and overseas.
Also Read: FIFA intensifies push to stage men&rsquo;s World Cup every two years
The metal containers, the concrete and all the other on-site material will be reused and this facility is one of the models for sustainability according to the Qatari organisers.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The 40,000 capacity stadium will be completed later this year and is set to host round of 16 matches during the Qatar 2022 World Cup.&nbsp;

 A football stadium that will disappear after the 2022 World Cup

The 40,000 capacity stadium will be completed later this year and is set to host round of 16 matches during the Qatar 2022 World Cup

Qatar is pushing the envelope of innovation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. While most sporting facilities are ready and waiting to host test events, one such facility called&nbsp;Ras Abu Aboud Stadium is nearing completion. What's interesting about this stadium is that once the FIFA&nbsp;World Cup gets over, the entire facility can be dismantled with its parts used to create sporting&nbsp;facilities across Qatar and overseas.
The metal containers, the concrete and all the other on-site material will be reused and this facility is one of the models for sustainability according to the Qatari organisers.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The 40,000 capacity stadium will be completed later this year and is set to host round of 16 matches during the Qatar 2022 World Cup.&nbsp;

Ras Abu Aboud Stadium, a unique stadium with more than 40,000 capacity has a very interesting feature and is being built for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar&nbsp;

Qatar is pushing the envelope of innovation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. While most sporting facilities are ready and waiting to host test events, one such facility called&nbsp;Ras Abu Aboud Stadium is nearing completion. What's interesting about this stadium is that once the FIFA&nbsp;World Cup gets over, the entire facility can be dismantled with its parts used to create sporting&nbsp;facilities across Qatar and overseas.
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/aegk" target="_blank">Also Read: FIFA intensifies push to stage men&rsquo;s World Cup every two years</a>
The metal containers, the concrete and all the other on-site material will be reused and this facility is one of the models for sustainability according to the Qatari organisers.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The 40,000 capacity stadium will be completed later this year and is set to host round of 16 matches during the Qatar 2022 World Cup.&nbsp;

European football's governing body&nbsp;UEFA has been forced to abandon its plan to ban Super League clubs Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid from the Champions League. The plan was to ban the clubs that were initially part of the rebellion that led to the formation of the Super League which collapsed in less than 3 days after it was proposed by the clubs. An injunction by a Spanish court had earlier paused the&nbsp;disciplinary case hearing against the clubs who had refused to renounce the project. There was a renewed demand last week from a Madrid based Judge for the&nbsp;UEFA officials to comply with the ruling not to sanction the clubs which led to the case being officially scrapped on Monday night.
Also Read:&nbsp; A football stadium that will disappear after the 2022 World Cup
The Super League was a breakaway tournament that was planned with the top European&nbsp;clubs but collapsed within 3 days of its official launch due to fans pressure &amp; various other reasons. UEFA&nbsp;was determined to teach the clubs a lesson but ended up failing as the top teams guarded their legal interests with ease in courts across Europe.&nbsp;&nbsp;

UEFA forced to drop legal action against Real Madrid, Barcelona over Super League

The Super League was a breakaway tournament that was planned with the top European clubs but collapsed within 2 days of its official launch

European football's governing body&nbsp;UEFA has been forced to abandon its plan to ban Super League clubs Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid from the Champions League. The plan was to ban the clubs that were initially part of the rebellion that led to the formation of the Super League which collapsed in less than 3 days after it was proposed by the clubs. An injunction by a Spanish court had earlier paused the&nbsp;disciplinary case hearing against the clubs who had refused to renounce the project. There was a renewed demand last week from a Madrid based Judge for the&nbsp;UEFA officials to comply with the ruling &amp; not to sanction the clubs which led to the case being officially scrapped on Monday night.
The Super League was a breakaway tournament that was planned with the top European&nbsp;clubs but collapsed within 3 days of its official launch due to fans pressure &amp; various other reasons. UEFA&nbsp;was determined to teach the clubs a lesson but ended up failing as the top teams guarded their legal interests with ease in courts across Europe.&nbsp;&nbsp;

UEFA's&nbsp;plan was to ban the clubs that were initially part of the rebellion that led to the formation of the Super League which collapsed in less than 2 days after it was proposed by the clubs

European football's governing body&nbsp;UEFA has been forced to abandon its plan to ban Super League clubs Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid from the Champions League. The plan was to ban the clubs that were initially part of the rebellion that led to the formation of the Super League which collapsed in less than 3 days after it was proposed by the clubs. An injunction by a Spanish court had earlier paused the&nbsp;disciplinary case hearing against the clubs who had refused to renounce the project. There was a renewed demand last week from a Madrid based Judge for the&nbsp;UEFA officials to comply with the ruling &amp; not to sanction the clubs which led to the case being officially scrapped on Monday night.
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/ah5m" target="_blank">Also Read: A football stadium that will disappear after the 2022 World Cup</a>
The Super League was a breakaway tournament that was planned with the top European&nbsp;clubs but collapsed within 3 days of its official launch due to fans pressure &amp; various other reasons. UEFA&nbsp;was determined to teach the clubs a lesson but ended up failing as the top teams guarded their legal interests with ease in courts across Europe.&nbsp;&nbsp;

On the occasion of freedom fighter Bhagat Singh's birth anniversary, the Arvind Kejriwal government in Delhi is rolling out its deshbhakti curriculum for schools from Tuesday.
The aim is to instill patriotism among students and inspire them to feel proud for their nation.
The curriculum is being rolled out in every class &ndash; from nursery to class 12 &ndash; across all public schools in the national capital.
The deshbhakti curriculum mandates one period every day for patriotism studies for students in the nursery to class 8, and two classes per week for senior students of classes 9 to 12.
Kejriwal had earlier said that the deshbhakti curriculum will not be based on rote learning and there will be no tests. &ldquo;It will be activity-based and students will be told stories about independence and the nation's pride. Children will be made to realise their responsibilities and duties towards the country,&rdquo; the CM had said.
According to officials, 41 mentor teachers, nine NGO partners, and experts played a significant role in developing the deshbhakti curriculum and holding a pilot run between June and July this year.

On Bhagat Singh b'day, Kejriwal launches 'Deshbhakti curriculum' for schools

On the occasion of freedom fighter Bhagat Singh's birth anniversary, the Arvind Kejriwal government in Delhi is rolling out its deshbhakti curriculum for schools from Tuesday.

Kejriwal govt rolls out 'deshbhakti curriculum' for Delhi schools

Kejriwal&nbsp;govt rolls out 'deshbhakti&nbsp;curriculum' for Delhi schools
1 'patriotism'&nbsp;period daily upto&nbsp;class 8, two per&nbsp;week for seniors
Kejriwal: Aim is to instill patriotism among students, inspire them

The deshbhakti curriculum mandates one period every day for patriotism studies for students in the nursery to class 8, and two classes per week for senior students of classes 9 to 12.

On the occasion of freedom fighter Bhagat Singh's birth anniversary, the Arvind Kejriwal government in Delhi is rolling out its deshbhakti curriculum for schools from Tuesday.
The aim is to instill patriotism among students and inspire them to feel proud for their nation.
The curriculum is being rolled out in every class &ndash; from nursery to class 12 &ndash; across all public schools in the national capital.
The deshbhakti curriculum mandates one period every day for patriotism studies for students in the nursery to class 8, and two classes per week for senior students of classes 9 to 12.
Kejriwal had earlier said that the deshbhakti curriculum will not be based on rote learning and there will be no tests. &ldquo;It will be activity-based and students will be told stories about independence and the nation's pride. Children will be made to realise their responsibilities and duties towards the country,&rdquo; the CM had said.
According to officials, 41 mentor teachers, nine NGO partners, and experts played a significant role in developing the deshbhakti curriculum and holding a pilot run between June and July this year.

Petrol price hikes are back after a 2-month break as global crude prices have seen a big rally. Petrol prices were hiked by 20 paise across the nation on Tuesday.

Petrol price hikes are back! Global crude prices hit 3 year high

Petrol price hikes are back! Global crude prices hit 3 year high and Goldman says this is just the start of the rally

Global crude prices begin to rally adding pressure to the domestic prices after a 2-month break.&nbsp;

Petrol price hikes are back after a 2-month break as global crude prices have seen a big rally. Petrol prices were hiked by 20 paise across the nation on Tuesday, the first hike since July 15. Diesel prices saw a hat-trick of hikes with an increase of 25 paise&nbsp;from the fuel retailers.&nbsp; The pressure comes from an international rally in crude prices. Brent, the price closest to India's crude import prices&nbsp;closed at the highest in nearly three years. Oil is rallying as&nbsp;stockpiles&nbsp;globally are falling sharply ahead of winter and OPEC+ only slowly adding barrels back to the market
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/ej-explains-why-is-britain-out-of-gas-1632798068072" target="_blank">EJ Explains| Why is Britain out of gas?</a> Brace yourself for higher <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/petrol-price-hike-petrol-surges-close-to-100-in-delhi-1625372817877" target="_blank">petrol prices</a> as&nbsp;Goldman Sachs predicts that Brent could hit $90 by year-end as the market is in a bigger deficit than many realize.&nbsp;

IPL&nbsp;2021, SRH&nbsp;beat RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR score,&nbsp;
A 7 wicket gave Sunrisers Hyderabad something to celebrate&nbsp;as the team finally got points after 5 losses on the trot. But their happiness was short-lived after the reporters bombarded coach Trevor Bayliss with questions regarding David Warner's absence from the dugout.&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;SRH spoil Rajasthan's party, beat the Royals by 7 wickets 
Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that indeed Warner was dropped but the real shocker came when it was known that the former Sunrisers&nbsp;Captain &amp; a pillar of the team was asked to stay back at the hotel.&nbsp;
Bayliss&nbsp;said, "We had a number of young players that have not even been to the ground - even as a reserve. So we wanted to give them the opportunity to come along and experience (it), and that may continue for a few more games yet. We do not know. We have got to sit down in a day or two and pick a team and pick a squad of 18. So that is just the way it is. Dave is obviously watching the game back in the hotel and giving the boys support.&nbsp;
The former England coach added, "This is the last year before the major final (auction) - those decisions will be made further down the line. I mean, he has been a great contributor to the Hyderabad Sunrisers for a number of years now. And he is very well-respected with the amount of runs he has scored, and I am sure he has got a lot more runs in him yet in the IPL."
The comments came after David Warner put up stories on Instagram cheering his side from the hotel. As fans asked about his well being, a comment from Warner sent the social media in a tizzy. Warner replied to a comment to indicate that he might not get to play another match for Sunrisers&nbsp;this season.&nbsp;

IPL 2021: Warner's Instagram comment after the opener is dropped from SRH team 

Warner replied to a social media comment to indicate that he might not get to play another match for Sunrisers this season

IPL&nbsp;2021, SRH&nbsp;beat RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR score,&nbsp;
A 7 wicket win gave Sunrisers Hyderabad something to celebrate&nbsp;as the team finally got points after 5 losses on the trot in the IPL.&nbsp;But their happiness was short-lived after the reporters bombarded coach Trevor Bayliss with questions regarding David Warner's absence from the dugout.&nbsp;
Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that indeed Warner was dropped but the real shocker came when it was known that the former Sunrisers&nbsp;Captain &amp; a pillar of the team was asked to stay back at the hotel.&nbsp;
Bayliss&nbsp;said, "We had a number of young players that have not even been to the ground - even as a reserve. So we wanted to give them the opportunity to come along and experience (it), and that may continue for a few more games yet. We do not know. We have got to sit down in a day or two and pick a team and pick a squad of 18. So that is just the way it is. Dave is obviously watching the game back in the hotel and giving the boys support.&nbsp;
The former England coach added, "This is the last year before the major final (auction) - those decisions will be made further down the line. I mean, he has been a great contributor to the Hyderabad Sunrisers for a number of years now. And he is very well-respected with the amount of runs he has scored, and I am sure he has got a lot more runs in him yet in the IPL."
The comments came after David Warner put up stories on Instagram cheering his side from the hotel. As fans asked about his well being, a comment from Warner sent the social media in a tizzy. Warner replied to a comment to indicate that he might not get to play another match for Sunrisers&nbsp;this season.&nbsp;

David Warner, a former captain of Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad&nbsp;was dropped from the team owing to poor form but a comment from him on social media has sparked debate on how the team is treating the Australian star&nbsp;

IPL&nbsp;2021, SRH&nbsp;beat RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR score,&nbsp;
A 7 wicket win gave Sunrisers Hyderabad something to celebrate&nbsp;as the team finally got points after 5 losses on the trot in the IPL. But their happiness was short-lived after the reporters bombarded coach Trevor Bayliss with questions regarding David Warner's absence from the dugout.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/ah3p" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;SRH spoil Rajasthan's party, beat the Royals by 7 wickets </a>
Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that indeed Warner was dropped but the real shocker came when it was known that the former Sunrisers&nbsp;Captain &amp; a pillar of the team was asked to stay back at the hotel.&nbsp;
Bayliss&nbsp;said, "We had a number of young players that have not even been to the ground - even as a reserve. So we wanted to give them the opportunity to come along and experience (it), and that may continue for a few more games yet. We do not know. We have got to sit down in a day or two and pick a team and pick a squad of 18. So that is just the way it is. Dave is obviously watching the game back in the hotel and giving the boys support.&nbsp;
The former England coach added, "This is the last year before the major final (auction) - those decisions will be made further down the line. I mean, he has been a great contributor to the Hyderabad Sunrisers for a number of years now. And he is very well-respected with the amount of runs he has scored, and I am sure he has got a lot more runs in him yet in the IPL."
The comments came after David Warner put up stories on Instagram cheering his side from the hotel. As fans asked about his well being, a comment from Warner sent the social media in a tizzy. Warner replied to a comment to indicate that he might not get to play another match for Sunrisers&nbsp;this season.&nbsp;

Beauty contests are commonplace, but ever heard of the 'ugliest contest'? In China, a bizarre poll is on to identify and list the &lsquo;ugliest&rsquo; buildings and pieces of architecture within the country.
The public poll has already identified a &lsquo;violin-shaped church&rsquo;, an &lsquo;upside down house&rsquo; and a hotel modelled on a &lsquo;Russian doll&rsquo; as entries.
A CNN report stated that the poll came after a Xi Jinping government directive calling for an end to &ldquo;oversized, xenocentric, weird&rdquo; structures in the country.
Chinese architecture website Archcy.com has now identified some 90 contenders for the 12th edition of its annual &lsquo;Ugliest Building Survey&rsquo;.
The shortlist includes skyscrapers, museums, hotels and sports facilities, with &ldquo;unusual shapes&rdquo; and &ldquo;tactless ornamentation&rdquo; that may have contributed to China&rsquo;s reputation for bizarre architecture.
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Bizarre: In China, an online contest to identify the 'ugliest' buildings

Beauty contests are common, but ever heard of the 'ugliest contest'? In China, a bizarre poll is on to identify and list the ‘ugliest’ buildings

In China, an online contest to identify the 'ugliest' buildings

In China, an online contest to identify the 'ugliest' buildings
Identified:&nbsp;A &lsquo;violin-shaped church&rsquo;, an &lsquo;upside down house&rsquo;
China govt called for end to 'oversized, weird structures'
Skyscrapers, museums, hotels in the 'ugliest' shortlist
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The public poll has already identified a &lsquo;violin-shaped church&rsquo;, an &lsquo;upside down house&rsquo; and a hotel modelled on a &lsquo;Russian doll&rsquo; as entries.

Beauty contests are commonplace, but ever heard of the 'ugliest contest'? In China, a bizarre poll is on to identify and list the &lsquo;ugliest&rsquo; buildings and pieces of architecture within the country.
The public poll has already identified a &lsquo;violin-shaped church&rsquo;, an &lsquo;upside down house&rsquo; and a hotel modelled on a &lsquo;Russian doll&rsquo; as entries.
A CNN report stated that the poll came after a Xi Jinping government directive calling for an end to &ldquo;oversized, xenocentric, weird&rdquo; structures in the country.
Chinese architecture website Archcy.com has now identified some 90 contenders for the 12th edition of its annual &lsquo;Ugliest Building Survey&rsquo;.
The shortlist includes skyscrapers, museums, hotels and sports facilities, with &ldquo;unusual shapes&rdquo; and &ldquo;tactless ornamentation&rdquo; that may have contributed to China&rsquo;s reputation for bizarre architecture.
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It is called a 'fat finger trade', a politically incorrect phrase for when someone erroneously punches in a wrong trade order. That is the tale of crypto&nbsp;exchange&nbsp;Bitfinex, that reportedly paid&nbsp;paid $23.7 million in transaction fees to deposit $100,000 on the blockchain.The aim was to move $100,000&nbsp;in Tether&nbsp;to the decentralized exchange DeversiFi&nbsp;by&nbsp;Bitfinex. Any transaction done on the Ethereum system pays miners gas fees, in exchange for incorporating their trades onto the digital ledger. In this transaction, it seems erroneously the trader punched in the gas fees as worth $24,000,000.&nbsp;DeversiFi&nbsp;tweeted about the transaction and said they are looking into it as reassured customers that no customer funds on were at risk and operations are unaffected.

Pricey error: 24 million dollars in fees for a 100 million dollar deposit

'Fat Finger Trade': This crypto exchange paid 24 million dollars in fees for a 100 million dollar deposit

Crypto&nbsp;exchange Bitfinex appears to have made a &lsquo;fat-finger&rsquo; crypto trade leading to high gas fees.&nbsp;

It is called a 'fat finger trade', a politically incorrect phrase for when someone erroneously punches in a wrong trade order. That is the tale of crypto&nbsp;exchange&nbsp;Bitfinex, that reportedly paid $23.7 million in transaction fees to deposit $100,000 on the blockchain. The aim was to move $100,000&nbsp;in Tether&nbsp;to the decentralized exchange DeversiFi&nbsp;by&nbsp;Bitfinex. Any transaction done on the Ethereum system pays miners gas fees, in exchange for incorporating their trades onto the digital ledger. In this transaction, it seems erroneously the trader punched in the gas fees as worth $24,000,000.&nbsp; DeversiFi&nbsp;tweeted about the transaction and said they are looking into it as reassured customers that no customer funds on were at risk and operations are unaffected.

UK is facing a severe gas shortage with 'out of gas signs' across petrol pumps and long queues of cars looking to tank up.

EJ Explains| Why is Britain out of gas?

EJ Explains| Find out why nearly 60% of petrol pumps across UK are out of gas. 

Out of fuel| Why UK is facing a severe gas crisis 

As many as two-thirds of nearly 5,500 independent outlets are out of fuel in UK

UK is facing a severe gas shortage with&nbsp;'out of gas signs' across petrol pumps and long queues of cars looking to tank up.
U.K. is short tens of thousands of truckers, due to a perfect storm of factors including the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus" target="_blank">coronavirus </a>pandemic, an aging workforce and an exodus of foreign workers following Britain&rsquo;s Brexit departure from the European Union last year. The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/uk-to-allow-travellers-vaccinated-with-covishield-from-oct-4-1632301175817" target="_blank">UK</a> had lost 72,000 drivers between the second quarter of 2019 and the same period in 2021, mostly due to people returning to the EU after Brexit. The Petrol Retailers Association in UK has warned that as many as two-thirds of its membership of nearly 5,500 independent outlets are out of fuel, with the rest of them "partly dry and running out soon".&nbsp;BP Plc&nbsp;said it had been forced to shut down a handful of its 1,200 U.K. fuel stations and restrict supplies to others because it didn&rsquo;t have enough drivers for its delivery trucks. In a joint statement from companies including Shell, ExxonMobil and Greenergy, the industry reiterated that pressures on supply were being caused by "temporary spikes in customer demand - not a national shortage of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/gst-meet-the-fuel-agenda-will-your-petrol-prices-becoming-cheaper-1631856126332" target="_blank">fuel</a>".

A new version of the Akash missile was successfully tested on Monday from the integrated test range at Chandipur in Odisha.
The missile -- 'Akash Prime' -- intercepted and destroyed an unmanned aerial target mimicking an enemy aircraft in its maiden flight test, officials said.
"In comparison to the existing Akash system, Akash Prime is equipped with an indigenous active RF seeker for improved accuracy. Other improvements also ensure more reliable performance under a low-temperature environment at higher altitudes," according to the officials.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has congratulated the Defence Research and Development Organisation, Indian Army, Indian Air Force and other stakeholders on the successful trial of the Akash prime missile.
He said the successful flight test proves the competence of the DRDO in designing and developing world-class missile systems.
DRDO Chairman G Satheesh Reddy said Akash Prime system will further boost the confidence of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force as the Akash system is already inducted and now getting improved with more lethal missiles.

Watch: 'Akash Prime' missile clears test, destroys aerial target

Watch Video: A new, more lethal version of the Akash missile was successfully tested on Monday. The missile -- 'Akash Prime' -- intercepted and destroyed an unmanned aerial target


A new version of Akash missile has been successfully tested

A new version of the Akash missile was successfully tested on Monday from the integrated test range at Chandipur in Odisha.
The missile -- 'Akash Prime' -- intercepted and destroyed an unmanned aerial target mimicking an enemy aircraft in its maiden flight test, officials said.
"In comparison to the existing Akash system, Akash Prime is equipped with an indigenous active RF seeker for improved accuracy. Other improvements also ensure more reliable performance under a low-temperature environment at higher altitudes," according to the officials.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has congratulated the Defence Research and Development Organisation, Indian Army, Indian Air Force and other stakeholders on the successful trial of the Akash prime missile.
He said the successful flight test proves the competence of the DRDO in designing and developing world-class missile systems.

The missile -- 'Akash Prime' -- intercepted and destroyed an unmanned aerial target mimicking an enemy aircraft in its maiden flight test, officials said.
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A new version of the Akash missile was successfully tested on Monday from the integrated test range at Chandipur in Odisha.
The missile -- 'Akash Prime' -- intercepted and destroyed an unmanned aerial target mimicking an enemy aircraft in its maiden flight test, officials said.
"In comparison to the existing Akash system, Akash Prime is equipped with an indigenous active RF seeker for improved accuracy. Other improvements also ensure more reliable performance under a low-temperature environment at higher altitudes," according to the officials.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has congratulated the Defence Research and Development Organisation, Indian Army, Indian Air Force and other stakeholders on the successful trial of the Akash prime missile.
He said the successful flight test proves the competence of the DRDO in designing and developing world-class missile systems.
DRDO Chairman G Satheesh Reddy said Akash Prime system will further boost the confidence of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force as the Akash system is already inducted and now getting improved with more lethal missiles.

US President Joe Biden received his Covid-19 booster shot on Monday.
The federal regulators recently recommended a third dose of the Pfizer vaccine for Americans age 65 or older and approved them for others with pre-existing medical conditions and high-risk work environments.
78-year-old Biden got his first shot on December 21 and his second dose three weeks later, on January 11.
Biden's has been pushing for booster shots for Americans amid a surge in infections due the Delta variant.
World Health Organization recently called for a global moratorium on booster shot programs until the end of the year. The world body described them as an unequal and ineffective use of the limited pool of available vaccines.
Asked about the criticism, Biden reiterated that the United States had provided more vaccine doses to the global effort than all other countries combined, and would continue to do more.

Joe Biden gets Covid-19 booster shot, WHO wants US to stop 3rd dose

Watch: US President Joe Biden gets Covid-19 booster shot, urges Americans to take vaccine

Biden gets booster sot, urges Americans to take vaccine

Biden gets booster sot, urges Americans to take vaccine
US has approved 3rd shot for elderly and sick people
WHO says booster shots "unequal", should be stopped
Biden: US has donated more vaccines than all countries

The World Health Organization recently called for a global moratorium on booster shot programs until the end of the year to make vaccines available to poor countries

US President Joe Biden received his Covid-19 booster shot on Monday.
The federal regulators recently recommended a third dose of the Pfizer vaccine for Americans age 65 or older and approved them for others with pre-existing medical conditions and high-risk work environments.
78-year-old Biden got his first shot on December 21 and his second dose three weeks later, on January 11.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a title="Covaxin clearance delayed as WHO sends more queries to Bharat Biotech" href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/joe-biden-gets-covid-booster-shot-who-wants-us-to-stop-3rd-dose-1632795888814">Covaxin clearance delayed as WHO sends more queries to Bharat Biotech</a>
Biden's has been pushing for booster shots for Americans amid a surge in infections due the Delta variant.
World Health Organization recently called for a global moratorium on booster shot programs until the end of the year. The world body described them as an unequal and ineffective use of the limited pool of available vaccines.
Asked about the criticism, Biden reiterated that the United States had provided more vaccine doses to the global effort than all other countries combined, and would continue to do more.

Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani&nbsp;backed Reliance seems to be setting its eyes on investing in mobile content app Glance InMobi as per reports. Bloomberg&nbsp;reports Reliance may invest upto&nbsp;$300 million for a stake in the company.&nbsp;Who is&nbsp;Glance InMobi?
Glance InMobi pushes curated news and entertainment content onto phone lock screens and also runs a short-video app. The platform leverages&nbsp;AI to personalise content&nbsp;in several Indian languages on the lock screen of Android smartphones. The startup&nbsp;turned unicorn in December 2020 when it got funding of $145 million&nbsp;from Google and existing investor Mithril Capital.What would Reliance gain?Glance claims to have more than&nbsp;115 million daily active users&nbsp;who spend an average of&nbsp;25 minutes&nbsp;on the platform per day. The reported deal would give Reliance access to valuable lock-screen real estate on the affordable mobile phones especially valuable ahead of the JioNext&nbsp;launch in collaboration with Google this festive season.&nbsp;

Reliance sets sights on buying stake in Glance InMobi: Reports

Locked Screen real estate at play as Reliance sets sights on buying stake in Glance InMobi

Reliance sets sights on buying Glance InMobi: Reports

The platform leverages AI to personalise content in several Indian languages on the lock screen of Android smartphones

Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani&nbsp;backed Reliance seems to be setting its eyes on investing in mobile content app Glance InMobi as per reports. Bloomberg&nbsp;reports Reliance may invest upto&nbsp;$300 million for a stake in the company.&nbsp; Who is&nbsp;Glance InMobi?
Glance InMobi pushes curated news and entertainment content onto phone lock screens and also runs a short-video app. The platform leverages&nbsp;AI to personalise content&nbsp;in several Indian languages on the lock screen of Android smartphones. The startup&nbsp;turned unicorn in December 2020 when it got funding of $145 million&nbsp;from Google and existing investor Mithril Capital. What would Reliance gain? Glance claims to have more than&nbsp;115 million daily active users&nbsp;who spend an average of&nbsp;25 minutes&nbsp;on the platform per day. The reported deal would give Reliance access to valuable lock-screen real estate on the affordable mobile phones especially valuable ahead of the JioNext&nbsp;launch in collaboration with Google this festive season.&nbsp;

The Assam Police have arrested two people for &ldquo;instigating&rdquo; violence during the eviction drive in Darrang district on September 23 during which two people had died.
The two arrested people have been identified as Asmat Ali Ahmed and Chand Mamud.
Darrang Superintendent of Police Sushanta Biswa Sarma said that the duo instigated the protesters, and asked them not to leave their homes during the eviction.
Last week, the government&rsquo;s eviction drive in Dholpur 3 village had turned violent, leaving two, including a 12-year-old, dead.
Police had fired at the protesters and the video of the incident showed a govt photographer stomping on the body of a protester who was shot. The video has triggered massive outrage and the photographer, Bijay Bania, was later arrested. He is currently in Guwahati jail.

Assam violence: 2 arrested for 'instigating' people during eviction drive

Assam violence: 2 arrested for 'instigating' people during eviction drive, cops say violence was planned 

2 arrested for 'instigating' people during Assam eviction drive

2 arrested for 'instigating' people during Assam eviction drive
Protest against eviction drive had turned violent, 2 died
Video showed govt photographer stomping on a body
Video of violence triggered outrage, photographer arrested

The two arrested people have been identified as Asmat Ali Ahmed and Chand Mamud.&nbsp;Darrang SP&nbsp;Sushanta Biswa Sarma said that the duo instigated the protesters, and asked them not to leave their homes during the eviction.

The Assam Police have arrested two people for &ldquo;instigating&rdquo; violence during the eviction drive in Darrang district on September 23 during which two people had died.
The two arrested people have been identified as Asmat Ali Ahmed and Chand Mamud.
Darrang Superintendent of Police Sushanta Biswa Sarma said that the duo instigated the protesters, and asked them not to leave their homes during the eviction.
Last week, the government&rsquo;s eviction drive in Dholpur 3 village had turned violent, leaving two, including a 12-year-old, dead.
Police had fired at the protesters and the video of the incident showed a govt photographer stomping on the body of a protester who was shot. The video has triggered massive outrage and the photographer, Bijay Bania, was later arrested. He is currently in Guwahati jail.

The first cut-off list for undergraduate admission to Delhi University colleges will be released on October 1.
With a surge in the number of students who have scored above 95% in the board examinations this year, the cut-offs are likely to be higher than past years.
Candidates can begin applying for admission to colleges against the first list between October 4 and October 6, and colleges have to complete approvals for these admissions before October 7 evening. The admission process against the first list will be completed on October 8, which will be the last date for candidates to make their payments. The entire admission process will be conducted online.
The second cut-off list will be declared on October 9. If students take admission to a college in the first cut-off list and qualify for a more preferred college in the second list, they will have to withdraw their admission from the first college and apply to the second.

Mission Admission: Delhi university first cut off to be out on Oct 1 

Do The DU: The first cut-off list for admission to Delhi University colleges will be released on October 1. cut-offs likely to be higher this year

Mission Admission: Delhi university first cut off to be out on Oct 1&nbsp;
With more 95% plus&nbsp;students, cut-offs likely to go higher this year
The entire DU admission process will be conducted online

With a surge in the number of students who have scored above 95% in the board examinations this year, the cut-offs are likely to be higher than past years.

The first cut-off list for undergraduate admission to Delhi University colleges will be released on October 1.
With a surge in the number of students who have scored above 95% in the board examinations this year, the cut-offs are likely to be higher than past years.
Candidates can begin applying for admission to colleges against the first list between October 4 and October 6, and colleges have to complete approvals for these admissions before October 7 evening. The admission process against the first list will be completed on October 8, which will be the last date for candidates to make their payments. The entire admission process will be conducted online.
The second cut-off list will be declared on October 9. If students take admission to a college in the first cut-off list and qualify for a more preferred college in the second list, they will have to withdraw their admission from the first college and apply to the second.

The World Health Organization has further delayed the approval for India's Covaxin. The global body has sent more technical queries to its Covid-19 vaccine manufacturer Bharat Biotech, NDTV has reported quoting sources.
Without WHO nod, Covaxin will not be considered an accepted vaccine by most countries around the world. WHO's queries for Bharat Biotech comes despite the Hyderabad-based drug maker asserting that it has submitted all data required for clearance.
This delay is likely to adversely affect Indians', especially students', international travel plans.
Just a few days ago, the Union Health Ministry had hinted that the global body was likely to give its nod anytime soon.
According to Covaxin manufacturer Bharat Biotech, Phase III clinical trials of Covaxin had demonstrated an efficacy rate of 77.8 per cent.
Covaxin is one of the six vaccines that have received emergency use authorisation from India's drug regulator and is being used in the nationwide inoculation programme, along with Covishield and Sputnik V.

Covaxin clearance delayed as WHO sends more queries to Bharat Biotech

The World Health Organization has further delayed the approval for India's Covaxin over some technical queries: report

WHO has further delayed the approval for India's Covaxin: report

WHO has further delayed the approval for India's Covaxin: report
WHO has send more technical queries to Bharat&nbsp;Biotech
Delay in approval to impact travel plans of&nbsp;Indian students
Bharat&nbsp;Biotech&nbsp;asserted that it has submitted all data required
Phase 3 trial showed Covaxin&nbsp;is 77.8% effective: Bharat&nbsp;Biotech

This delay is likely to adversely affect Indians', especially students', international travel plans.

The World Health Organization has further delayed the approval for India's Covaxin. The global body has sent more technical queries to its Covid-19 vaccine manufacturer Bharat Biotech, NDTV has reported quoting sources.
Without WHO nod, Covaxin will not be considered an accepted vaccine by most countries around the world. WHO's queries for Bharat Biotech comes despite the Hyderabad-based drug maker asserting that it has submitted all data required for clearance.
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This delay is likely to adversely affect Indians', especially students', international travel plans.
Just a few days ago, the Union Health Ministry had hinted that the global body was likely to give its nod anytime soon.
According to Covaxin manufacturer Bharat Biotech, Phase III clinical trials of Covaxin had demonstrated an efficacy rate of 77.8 per cent.
Covaxin is one of the six vaccines that have received emergency use authorisation from India's drug regulator and is being used in the nationwide inoculation programme, along with Covishield and Sputnik V.

Rajasthan might have thought that it may be an easy outing on Monday but SRH spoilt their 'Royal' party and beat RR by 7 wickets to register their 2nd win of the season

IPL 2021: SRH beat RR, Hyderabad beat Rajasthan by 7 wickets

SRH who are almost out of IPL 2021, spoilt Rajasthan Royals' party as they handed them their 6th defeat in 10 games

IPL 2021: SRH spoil Rajasthan's party, beat the Royals by 7 wickets

IPL&nbsp;2021, SRH&nbsp;beat RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR score,&nbsp;
Rajasthan might have thought that it may be an easy outing on Monday but SRH spoilt their 'Royal' party and beat RR by 7 wickets to register their 2nd win of the season in 10 games.
Sanju Samson's decision to bat first backfired as they were reduced to 77/3. But the skipper once again led from the front and smashed a gritty 82. It helped the Royals finish at 164/5 but it was still below par. Jason Roy brought a breath of fresh air for SRH&nbsp;as he smashed 60 on SRH&nbsp;debut. Kane Williamson then carried his side over the finish line with an unbeaten 51. A complete performance means that SRH&nbsp;still have an outside chance to make it to the playoffs but with 6 defeats in 10 games, Rajasthan&nbsp;will now have to win&nbsp;all of their remaining 4 games in order to go through on their own.

IPL 2021,&nbsp;SRH&nbsp;vs RR,&nbsp;Sunrisers Hyderabad vs&nbsp;Rajasthan Royals:&nbsp;SRH who are almost out of IPL 2021, spoilt Rajasthan Royals' party as they handed them their 6th defeat in 10 games.

IPL&nbsp;2021, SRH&nbsp;beat RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR score:&nbsp;&nbsp;Rajasthan might have thought that it may be an easy outing on Monday but SRH spoilt their 'Royal' party and beat RR by 7 wickets to register their 2nd win of the season in 10 games.
Sanju Samson's decision to bat first backfired as they were reduced to 77/3. But the skipper once again led from the front and smashed a gritty 82. It helped the Royals finish at 164/5 but it was still below par. Jason Roy brought a breath of fresh air for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ipl-2021-delhi-thrash-srh-by-8-wickets-to-go-to-the-top-of-the-table-1632331617859" target="_blank">SRH&nbsp;</a>as he smashed 60 on SRH&nbsp;debut.
Kane Williamson then carried his side over the finish line with an unbeaten 51. A complete performance means that SRH&nbsp;still have an outside chance to make it to the playoffs but with 6 defeats in 10 games, Rajasthan&nbsp;will now have to win&nbsp;all of their remaining 4 games in order to go through on their own.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IPL 2021: KKR's Kuldeep Yadav&nbsp;returns home after sustaining knee injury" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-2021-kkr-s-kuldeep-yadav-returns-home-after-sustaining-knee-injury-1632742431187" target="_blank">IPL 2021: KKR's Kuldeep Yadav&nbsp;returns home after sustaining knee injury</a>

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