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The India-New Zealand game that took place in Jaipur on Wednesday was the first international match that the country hosted since the 2nd wave

India vs New Zealand: Covid norms flouted as BCCI organises first match without stadium cap

The India-New Zealand game that took place in Jaipur on Wednesday was the first international match that the country hosted since the 2nd wave, and no Covid-19 regulations were being followed at the venue. 

India vs New Zealand: Covid norms flouted as BCCI organises first match without stadium cap

The India-New Zealand&nbsp;game that took place in Jaipur&nbsp;on Wednesday was the first international match that the country hosted since the 2nd wave, and no Covid-19 regulations were being followed at the venue.

The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/1st-t20i-rohit-s-team-india-beat-new-zealand-by-5-wickets-go-1-0-up-in-3-match-series-1637169164771">India-New Zealand&nbsp;game</a> that took place in Jaipur&nbsp;on Wednesday was the first international match that the country hosted since the 2nd wave, and no Covid-19 regulations were being followed at the venue. While there was no crowd restriction, the audience was allowed to enter the Sawai&nbsp;Mansingh&nbsp;Stadium with a negative&nbsp;RTPCR&nbsp;and a vaccination certificate for watching&nbsp;the series opener. However, the RTPCR&nbsp;reports or vaccination certificates were not even checked at the entrance, reported the Indian Express.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/australia-s-troy-cooley-set-to-be-appointed-nca-fast-bowling-coach-1637173248852">Australia's Troy Cooley set to be appointed NCA fast-bowling coach</a> Although there was no stadium cap for the match, only&nbsp;25000 seats were occupied in&nbsp;Jaipur's&nbsp;stadium. The report&nbsp;further said that the police&nbsp;guarding the venue and the fans, all were seen without facial covering.&nbsp; Since the pandemic began, the India-NZ T20 series opener was the first game where there was no cap on stadium capacity. The India England game had a 50% cap, before cases rose in the nation, after which the matches were played behind closed doors.&nbsp;

Tina Dabi Divorce News: A Jaipur family court has granted divorce to IAS couple Tina Dabi and her husband Athar Amir Khan, on mutual consent. 

Tina Dabi Divorce | Jaipur court grants divorce to IAS toppers Tina Dabi and Athar Khan

IAS&nbsp;topper couple Tina Dabi&nbsp;and Athar&nbsp;Khan part ways, Jaipur&nbsp;court grants divorce.

Jaipur: court grants divorce to IAS toppers Tina Dabi, Athar Khan 

Jaipur family court grants divorce to IAS couple Athar Khan and Tina Dabi
Couple got married in 2018 after falling in love during their IAS training&nbsp;
IAS couple Tina Dabi and Athar Amir Khand had filed for divorce last year
Tina was the UPSC topper in 2016,&nbsp;while Athar had secured 2nd position
Couple's marriage hit headlines after Hindu Mahasabha&nbsp;termed it 'love jihad'

Tina Dabi and Athar Khan had filed for divorce in November 2020. Now, a family court in Jaipur has approved the plea.

A Jaipur family court has granted divorce to IAS couple Tina Dabi and her husband Athar Amir Khan, on mutual consent.&nbsp;The couple had filed for divorce in November 2020.
The two 2016-batch IAS toppers got married in Jaipur in March 2018. The wedding hit the headlines after several high-profile political leaders were seen attending the ceremony and congratulating them online. The controversy started when the Hindu Mahasabha&nbsp;called their marriage 'love jihad'
The couple had earlier said that they had fallen in love during their training period.&nbsp;Tina Dabi and Athar Khan are both IAS officers of the Rajasthan cadre and are currently posted in Jaipur.

Dubai bans AI Express for flying a Covid +ve passenger

Dubai authorities have banned all Air India Express flights for 15 days for carrying a Covid-19 positive passenger

Dubai authorities have banned all Air India Express flights for 15 days for carrying a Covid-19 positive passenger. A coronavirus positive passenger was found onboard a Jaipur-Dubai AI flight on September 4. Following the ban, Air India Express has rescheduled all Dubai bound flights to Sharjah. In a letter to the airline, the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority has said that it is the second instance that the airline has flown a Covid-19 positive passenger.

'Which report is accurate?' MP shares contradictory Covid reports

Rajasthan&nbsp;MP, Hanuman&nbsp;Beniwal&nbsp;took to his social media to share 2 contradictory results of his Covid-19 tests. Beniwal&nbsp;was not allowed to attend the Monsoon session that began on Monday after he&nbsp;tested positive for the virus.&nbsp;

Rajasthan&nbsp;MP gets contradictory Covid&nbsp;results Covid+ in tests conducted in&nbsp;Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;premise Covid- in tests taken in SMS&nbsp;hospital, Jaipur Beniwal: which report should be considered accurate?&nbsp;

Rajasthan&nbsp;MP, Hanuman&nbsp;Beniwal,&nbsp;took to his social media to share two contradictory results of his Covid-19 tests.&nbsp;Beniwal&nbsp;was not allowed to attend the Monsoon session that began on Monday after he&nbsp;tested positive for the virus. The MP who first took the virus test at Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;premise underwent another test at Jaipur's SMS&nbsp;hospital and that turned out negative. Sharing a picture of both the reports, Beniwal&nbsp;asked in a tweet, 'which report should be considered accurate?'&nbsp; At least&nbsp;25 MPs&nbsp;were ruled out of the Monsoon session after they&nbsp;tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

India is a vibrant and colourful country when it comes to its culture and traditions, but some cities also chose to embrace a distinct colour as their unique identity and that sets them apart from others. Coming up, five colour-coded Indian cities and their interesting history. 

1. Amritsar is home to one of the most sacred shrines in the world, the Golden Temple and is famously called the golden city.

2. Jaipur is no surprise. Back in 1876, Maharaja Ram Singh ordered the whole city to be painted in hues of pink to welcome the Prince of Wales and Queen Victoria. Pink was believed to be the colour of hospitality. 

3. Famous for its oranges world over, Nagpur has officially bagged the title of the 'Orange City' of India. With beautiful orange gardens spread across and official buildings painted in the vibrant colour, the city's landscape is a treat for your eyes. 

4. The royal city of Jodhpur is often dubbed as the 'Blue City'.  The breathtaking view from the ancient Mehrangarh fort 

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