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'Look at India, air is filthy': Trump at Presidential debate

US President Donald Trump on Thursday took a swipe at India on the issue of climate change, saying the air in India, China and Russia is filthy&nbsp;

'Look at India, air is filthy': Trump's at Presidential debate

US President Donald Trump on Thursday took a swipe at India on the issue of climate change. Insisting that under his administration, the US has the best carbon emission numbers in 35 years, Trump said that the air in India, China and Russia is "filthy". Trump reiterated that he withdrew from the Paris climate accord as it would have made America a "non-competitive nation". ((Byte:&nbsp;"We have the best carbon emission numbers in 35 years. Look at China, Russia and India and how filthy the air is"))

US President Donald Trump on Thursday took a swipe at India on the issue of climate change. Insisting that under his administration, the US has the best carbon emission numbers in 35 years, Trump said that the air in India, China and Russia is "filthy". Trump reiterated that he withdrew from the Paris climate accord as it would have made America a "non-competitive nation".

IPL's Top 5 retired super stars 

IPL&nbsp;is that time of the year when fans get an opportunity to get a glimpse of the veteran&nbsp;stars back in action. Here are top 5 of the retired cricketers to watch out for this season.

IPL's top 5 retired super stars 

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Though IPL is seen as a platform for the rising stars in cricket but it also gives fans an opportunity to have a glimpse of their favourite stars who have retired. Here is a list of top 5 retired cricketers to feature in this season.&nbsp;
 Number 5: Dale Steyn (RCB)
They say that the shelf life of a fast bowler isn't beyond 35 years but Dale Steyn&nbsp;is determined to disprove the common notion. Just like his international career, Steyn's&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;career has too been injury-prone and the pacer has played just 9 IPL&nbsp;games since 2015. He was forced to withdraw from the last edition as well due to injury but he made an impact in the 2 games he played and picked 4 crucial wickets.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Number 4: Shane Watson (CSK)
The only veteran of the mighty Aussie team of the 2000s to still feature in the IPL&nbsp;is Shane Watson. With few key members of the Chennai Super Kings having withdrawn from the league, Watto's&nbsp;role becomes even more crucial. In the 2 seasons he has played for CSK, Watson has smashed 398 and 555 runs. It includes 2 centuries in the 2018 edition with one of it coming in the final.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Number 3: AB de Villiers (RCB)
IPL&nbsp;will be a perfect platform to assess the form of someone like&nbsp;AB de Villiers who&nbsp;has&nbsp;expressed his willingness to come out of retirement to be a part of South Africa's World T20 squad. After Virat, RCB's&nbsp;hopes usually depend on ABD&nbsp;and Mr. 360 has very often helped his side over the finish line from an unthinkable position. He is the only batsman to have a strike rate of over 150 among players to have played over 150 IPL&nbsp;games. Apart from that de Villiers&nbsp;has smashed 212 sixes in the cash-rich league, 2nd most in the history of IPL.
Number 2: Chris Gayle (KXIP)
Talking about clearing the rope and no one does it with more ease than the Caribbean&nbsp;powerhouse Chris Gayle. The Jamaican&nbsp;tops the list with 326 sixes in the IPL. If he gets going with KL Rahul&nbsp;for Kings XI Punjab at the top, any ground can become a bowlers' graveyard. Gayle has smashed 490 and 368 runs in the 2 seasons he has played for Punjab and despite being 40, there's hardly a chink in his armour. Gayle also holds the record for most IPL&nbsp;centuries with 6 tons so far.
Number 1 : MS Dhoni (CSK)
One player who usually featured in most top&nbsp;batsmen lists over the years is MS Dhoni. Never the less, Dhoni&nbsp;still has a lot to offer despite retiring from international cricket. With CSK&nbsp;going through a crisis, Captain cool is probably what the doctor ordered for the yellow brigade.&nbsp;Dhoni has not only led CSK&nbsp;to 3 IPL&nbsp;titles but has also been their batting powerhouse. He is the second-highest run-getter for CSK, scoring&nbsp;4432 runs at a healthy average of over 42. Dhoni&nbsp;has smashed&nbsp;over 400 runs&nbsp;at a staggering strike rate in each of the last 2 editions of the IPL, which shows that he is ageing just like a fine wine.&nbsp;
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World Ozone Day 2020: 35 years of the Vienna Convention

World Ozone Day is commemorated every year on the 16th of September and this year marks 35 years of the adoption of the Vienna Convention for its protection.

World Ozone Day is commemorated every year on the 16th of September and this year marks 35 years of the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer.&nbsp;
The Convention, which was adopted in 1985, was a sort of agreement amongst various nations to adopt measures to combat depletion of ozone layer that protects us from harmful ultra violet rays of the sun.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The Convention later took the form of the Montreal Protocol in 1987 and aimed to cut out 99% of all ozone-depleting substances.
The theme this year is 'Ozone for life: 35 years of ozone layer protection'.
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