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Bottom dwellers Punjab take on a confident Mumbai

In their quest to keep their IPL&nbsp;campaign alive, bottom placed Kings XI Punjab take on a confident&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;Indians in second game of a super Sunday in Dubai.

In their quest to keep their IPL&nbsp;campaign alive, bottom placed Kings XI Punjab take on a confident&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;Indians in second game of a super Sunday in Dubai. Punjab which has managed just 2 wins from its 8 games so far with the 2nd coming in their previous encounter, need to win remaining&nbsp;6 games in order to qualify for the playoffs on their own. Mumbai&nbsp;on the other hand are on a 5-match winning streak, breaking which will be tough for the Kings XI. However, Punjab now also have the services of Chris Gayle who made an impact in the very first game that he played. History though backs Mumbai&nbsp;as it enjoys a 14-11 head-to-head record against Punjab. Moreover, they have beaten Kings&nbsp;XI in 4 of the previous 5 encounters. KL Rahul's&nbsp;men though wouldn't be concerned about the past and would fight for survival.

2nd US presidential debate to be virtual, Trump refuses to take part

US President Donald Trump who is currently infected with the novel coronavirus has refused to participate in the second presidential debate after the Debate Commission decided to hold it virtually. Issuing a statement soon after the announcement by&nbsp;the Commission, Trump campaign called the decision 'pathetic' and accused the panel of trying to protect Trump's Democratic&nbsp;challenger Joe Biden.&nbsp;
The&nbsp;statement further went on to say that&nbsp;the US President would have posted several Covid negative tests before the debate and there was no need to hold the event virtually. Calling the decision 'unilateral' and 'a sad excuse to bail out Biden', the Trump campaign has decided to hold a rally instead of participating in the virtual debate.&nbsp;

US President Donald Trump who is currently infected with the novel coronavirus has refused to participate in the second presidential debate after the Debate Commission decided to hold it virtually. Issuing a statement soon after the announcement by&nbsp;the Commission, Trump campaign called the decision 'pathetic' and accused the panel of trying to protect Trump's Democratic&nbsp;challenger Joe Biden.&nbsp;
The&nbsp;statement further went on to say that&nbsp;the US President would have posted several Covid negative tests before the debate and there was no need to hold the event virtually. Calling the decision 'unilateral' and 'a sad excuse to bail out Biden', the Trump campaign has decided to hold a rally instead of participating in the virtual debate.&nbsp;

Literacy rate: Kerala on top, Delhi 2nd, Andhra worst

With 96.2%, Kerala has once again retained its place as the most literate state in India, followed by national capital Delhi at 89%. Andhra is worst with 66.4% literacy

Kerala has retained its top spot in the literacy rate ranking in India. The southern state has a 96.2% literacy rate and is followed by Delhi at 89%, the data from a report on education released by the National Statistical Office revealed. While southern states are commonly assumed to be better in literacy, Andhra Pradesh has turned out to be an outlier. The state ranks lowest in all states with just 66.4% literacy. This is much lower than the national average of 77.7%. Not only that, it also fares badly in comparison to poor and backwards states such as Bihar and UP. Meanwhile, Uttarakhand and Assam are on No. 3 and 4 with 87.6% and 85.9% respectively.

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