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Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton inched closer to the Formula One championship lead with a dominating victory in the inaugural Qatar Grand Prix

Formula1: Lewis Hamilton inches closer to championship lead with dominant win in Qatar

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton inched closer to the Formula One championship lead with a dominating victory in the inaugural Qatar Grand Prix to earn back-to-back wins and chip away at Max Verstappen's points advantage.

Mercedes'&nbsp;Lewis Hamilton inched closer to the Formula One championship lead with a dominating victory on Sunday in the inaugural Qatar Grand Prix to earn back-to-back wins and chip away at Max Verstappen's points advantage.
Hamilton, who also won last week in Brazil, has trimmed 17 points from Verstappen's lead in the title race in a week.&nbsp;It was his seventh victory of the season.
Verstappen still holds an eight-point lead with two races remaining in one of the most dramatic F1 title fights in at least a decade.&nbsp;Verstappen finished second for Red Bull, nearly 25 seconds behind Hamilton.

Mercedes'&nbsp;Lewis Hamilton inched closer to the Formula One championship lead with a dominating victory in the inaugural Qatar Grand Prix to earn back-to-back wins and chip away at Max Verstappen's points advantage

Mercedes'&nbsp;Lewis Hamilton inched closer to the Formula One championship lead with a dominating victory on Sunday in the inaugural Qatar Grand Prix to earn back-to-back wins and chip away at Max Verstappen's points advantage.
Hamilton, who also won last week in Brazil, has trimmed 17 points from Verstappen's lead in the title race in a week.&nbsp;It was his seventh victory of the season.
Verstappen still holds an eight-point lead with two races remaining in one of the most dramatic F1 title fights in at least a decade.&nbsp;Verstappen finished second for Red Bull, nearly 25 seconds behind Hamilton.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Manchester United sack Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after Watford defeat" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/manchester-united-sack-ole-gunnar-solskjaer-after-watford-defeat-1637492642037" target="_blank">Manchester United sack Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after Watford defeat</a>

Brazil became the first South American nation to qualify for Qatar 2022 after they defeated Columbia 1-0 in the World Cup qualifier on Thursday in Sao Paolo.

Brazil qualify for Qatar 2022 after beating Columbia 1-0 

Brazil became the first South American nation to qualify for Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup after they defeated Columbia 1-0 in the World Cup qualifier on Thursday in Sao Paolo

Brazil became&nbsp;the first South American nation to qualify for Qatar 2022&nbsp;FIFA World Cup after they&nbsp;defeated Columbia 1-0 in the World Cup qualifier on Thursday in Sao&nbsp;Paolo

Brazil became&nbsp;the first South American nation to qualify for Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup after they&nbsp;defeated Columbia 1-0 in the World Cup qualifier on Thursday in Sao&nbsp;Paolo. Lucas Paqueta's&nbsp;72nd min goal was enough for Brazil to secure the win in a feisty&nbsp;match. The nation has now qualified into the World Cup for the 11th consecutive time. The 5-time World Cup champions topped the South&nbsp;American group with 11 wins and 34 points. Following them are Argentina and Ecuador. Columbia with only 3 wins is standing at the 5th position in the points table.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/aston-villa-appoint-liverpool-legend-steven-gerrard-as-their-new-manager-1636628415612">Aston Villa appoint Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard as their new manager</a> The top 4 teams will qualify for the World Cup automatically and the fifth-ranked team will go into an inter-regional play-off.&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.
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;

Qatar, where the 2022 FIFA World Cup is set to take place starting November 21st could ask for full vaccinations for participants against Covid-19, suggests a report in 

Qatar could ban unvaccinated players from 2022 FIFA World Cup: Reports 

Qatar, where the 2022 FIFA&nbsp;World Cup is set to take place starting November 21st could ask for full vaccinations for participants against Covid-19, suggests a report in The Athletic.

Qatar to host 2022 FIFA&nbsp;World Cup starting November 21st Reports: As per Qatar's rule unvaccinated&nbsp;football players might face ban Qatar might come up with alternative option of regular tests

Qatar, where the 2022 FIFA&nbsp;World Cup is set to take place starting November 21st could ask for full vaccinations for participants against Covid-19, suggests a report in The Athletic.

Qatar, where the 2022 FIFA&nbsp;World Cup is set to take place starting November 21st could ask for full vaccinations for participants against Covid-19, suggests a report in The Athletic. A FIFA&nbsp;spokesperson told the sports website that in light of the pandemic, Qatar will provide the safeguards required to protect the health and safety of all involved in the competition. He also said that the participants will have to follow the guidelines issued by Qatar's ministry of public&nbsp;health.&nbsp;While as per Qatar's guidelines many top players might face a ban for not being fully vaccinated, reports also suggest that for such cases the Qatari authorities might come up with the alternative option of regular Covid-19 tests. As per reports, several footballers have not been jabbed. For this,&nbsp;Newcastle United manager Steve Bruce cites 'conspiracy theories' as a major reason.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/pankaj-advani-beats-pakistan-s-babar-masih-to-win-24th-world-title-1632287478424">Pankaj Advani beats Pakistan's Babar Masih to win 24th World title</a>
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Kabul airport which has been shut since Taliban's takeover may soon be reopened for public. Qatar Ambassador to Afghanistan on Saturday said that a technical team had managed to reopen Kabul airport ro receive aid and it may soon be prepared for civilian flight to operate.
Since Taliban took over Afghanistan on August 15, Qatar has been trying to engage with them to be able to facilitate opening of humanitarian corridors to get aid into Afghanistan. For a long time, Afghanistan has been highly aid-dependent with country's 40% GDP&nbsp;depended on foreign funding. 
With the reopening of the Kabul airport, countries like United Kingdom have already started to hold talks with Taliban officials for "further possible evacuations" of its citizens from Afghanistan.
UK's Prime Minister&rsquo;s Special Representative Simon Gass arrived in Doha on September 2 to discuss the situation in the Afghanistan and to be able to provide safe passage for British citizens&nbsp;as well as Afghans.

Kabul airport reopens for aid, civilian flights to operate soon: reports

As the Taliban is all set to form its government in Afghanistan after its takeover, Qatar Ambassador to Afghanistan says a technical team has reopened Kabul airport for receiving aid and will soon be opened for civilian flights to operate.&nbsp;

Kabul airport reopened to receive aid: Qatar Ambassador
Kabul airport may soon be operational for civilian flights
Since Taliban takeover&nbsp;Qatar has been trying to send aid to Afghanistan
Afghanistan highly aid-dependent, 40% GDP dependent on foreign funds
Countries like UK in talks with Taliban to re-start evacuation process

Qatar Ambassador to Afghanistan says a technical team has reopened Kabul airport for receiving aid and will soon be opened for civilian flights to operate.&nbsp;

Kabul airport, which has been shut since Taliban's takeover may soon be reopened for the public. Qatar Ambassador to Afghanistan on Saturday said that a technical team had managed to reopen Kabul airport to receive aid and it may soon be made operational for civilian flights.
Since the Taliban took over Afghanistan on August 15, Qatar has been trying to engage with them to facilitate opening of humanitarian corridors to get aid into Afghanistan.
For a long time, Afghanistan has been highly aid-dependent, with 40% of the country's GDP&nbsp;dependent on foreign funding.
Meanwhile, countries like the UK have already started to hold talks with Taliban officials for "further possible evacuation" of its citizens from Afghanistan.
UK's Prime Minister&rsquo;s Special Representative was in Doha last week, to discuss the situation in Afghanistan, and to facilitate safe passage for British citizens&nbsp;as well as Afghan civilians.

Fans are giving raving reviews for Akshay Kumar's 'Bell Bottom' as it released in theatres worldwide on August 19, amid a pandemic that is still looming large.
The film boasts of a stellar cast, headlined by Adil Hussain, Lara Dutta, Denzil Smith, Huma Qureshi and Vaani Kapoor
Also watch:&nbsp;In 'Bell Bottom' song 'Tum Aaogey', Akshay Kumar is turning 'hope into reality': Watch full video
Directed by Ranjit M Tewari, 'Bell Bottom' has released in several countries, but three Gulf nations have banned it.
Reports say, the film certification authorities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar have rejected 'Bell Bottom', due to alleged tampering with historical facts. 
'Bell Bottom' is set in the 1980s, and is a spy thriller, where Akshay's character saves Indians who were hostages on a hijacked plane.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;'Bell Bottom&rsquo; song 'Sakhiyan 2.0': Akshay Kumar &amp; Vaani Kapoor&rsquo;s love song will get you grooving
The second half of 'Bell Bottom' shows the hijackers taking the aircraft to Dubai from Lahore.&nbsp;Reports say, that as per the actual incident that took place in 1984, United Arab Emirates Defence Minister, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, had personally handled the situation and it was the UAE authorities who had nabbed the hijackers, and not India.&nbsp;
'Bell Bottom' however, depicts Akshay&rsquo;s character leading the charge of the operation while also keeping the UAE Defence Minister unaware about the whole episode.
Meanwhile, though the makers of 'Bell Bottom' are being cheered by fans for releasing the film in theatres, despite cinema halls operating only at 50 percent capacity due to the pandemic; the film is facing an uphill task on its home turf in Maharashtra, which is the biggest movie market in the country. The&nbsp;Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray govt is yet to give a go ahead to theatres to open in the state.
'Bell Bottom' has collected about Rs 2.75 crore&nbsp;at the Box Office on Friday and about Rs 2.6 crore on Saturday with fewer people are going out for movies.&nbsp;'Bell Bottom' has been released across 1,620 screens and nearly 6,481 shows nationwide.

Akshay Kumar film 'Bell Bottom' banned in 3 Gulf nations, know why Box Office collections are hit

Akshay&nbsp;Kumar-starrer&nbsp;'Bell Bottom' is not releasing in 3 Gulf countries, know why Box Office collections are taking a hit

((SHOW PEOPLE AT THEATRES....BELL BOTTOM HOARDINGS)) ((NO SUPERS))
Fans are giving raving reviews for Akshay Kumar's 'Bell Bottom' as it released in theatres worldwide on August 19, amid a pandemic that is still looming large.
((SHOW CAST IN SPLIT SCREEN //&nbsp;MULTI-WAY VERTICAL SPLIT&nbsp;----AKSHAY, ADIL, VAANI&nbsp;, HUMA)) ((NO SUPERS))
The film boasts of a stellar cast, headlined by Adil Hussain, Lara Dutta, Denzil Smith, Huma Qureshi and Vaani Kapoor
((SHOW BELL BOTTOM POSTERS))
Super: Akshay&nbsp;Kumar's&nbsp;film 'Bell Bottom' is not releasing in 3 Gulf&nbsp;nations
Directed by Ranjit M Tewari, 'Bell Bottom' has released in several countries, but three Gulf nations have banned it.
Super: Saudi Arabia, Qatar &amp; Kuwait have rejected 'Bell Bottom'
Reports say, the film certification authorities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar have rejected 'Bell Bottom', due to alleged tampering with historical facts.
Super: 3 Gulf nations say 'Bell Bottom' tampered with historical facts
'Bell Bottom' is set in the 1980s, and is a spy thriller, where Akshay's character saves Indians who were hostages on a hijacked plane.&nbsp;
((SHOW TRAILER PARTS INSIDE THE HIJACKED PLANE....AKSHAY&nbsp;SAYS "WOH&nbsp;PLANE KO LAHORE LE JAYENGE....BREATHE THAT LINE))
The second half of 'Bell Bottom' shows the hijackers taking the aircraft to Dubai from Lahore.&nbsp;
SUPER: UAE&nbsp;says it was their govt who nabbed the hijackers, not India
Reports say, that as per the actual incident that took place in 1984, United Arab Emirates Defence Minister, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, had personally handled the situation and it was the UAE authorities who had nabbed the hijackers, and not India.&nbsp;
SUPER: 'Bell Bottom' shows Akshay&nbsp;saving the Indians, UAE&nbsp;minister clueless
'Bell Bottom' however, depicts Akshay&rsquo;s character leading the charge of the operation while also keeping the UAE Defence Minister unaware about the whole episode.
Super: 'Bell Bottom' taking a Box Office hit in Maharashtra, as most theatres are closed
((SHOW CLOSED CINEMA HALLS, EMPTY MALLS, TICKET COUNTERS CLOSED))
Meanwhile, though the makers of 'Bell Bottom' are being cheered by fans for releasing the film in theatres, despite cinema halls operating only at 50 percent capacity due to the pandemic; the film is facing an uphill task on its home turf in Maharashtra, which is the biggest movie market in the country. The&nbsp;Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray govt is yet to give a go ahead to theatres to open in the state.
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Reports say, the film certification authorities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar have rejected 'Bell Bottom', due to alleged tampering with historical facts.

Fans are giving raving reviews for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/akshay-kumar-s-bell-bottom-is-out-in-theatres-and-twinkle-khanna-has-given-it-a-thumbs-up-1629353781597" target="_blank">Akshay Kumar's 'Bell Bottom'</a> as it released in theatres worldwide on August 19, amid a pandemic that is still looming large.
The film boasts of a stellar cast, headlined by Adil Hussain, Lara Dutta, Denzil Smith, Huma Qureshi and Vaani Kapoor
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/in-bell-bottom-song-tum-aaogey-akshay-kumar-is-turning-hope-into-reality-watch-full-video-1629444336459" target="_blank">In 'Bell Bottom' song 'Tum Aaogey', Akshay Kumar is turning 'hope into reality': Watch full video</a>
Directed by Ranjit M Tewari, 'Bell Bottom' has released in several countries, but three Gulf nations have banned it.
Reports say, the film certification authorities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar have rejected 'Bell Bottom', due to alleged tampering with historical facts. 
'Bell Bottom' is set in the 1980s, and is a spy thriller, where Akshay's character saves Indians who were hostages on a hijacked plane.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/bell-bottom-song-sakhiyan-2-0-akshay-kumar-vaani-kapoor-s-love-song-will-get-you-grooving-1628856171175" target="_blank">'Bell Bottom&rsquo; song 'Sakhiyan 2.0': Akshay Kumar &amp; Vaani Kapoor&rsquo;s love song will get you grooving</a>
The second half of 'Bell Bottom' shows the hijackers taking the aircraft to Dubai from Lahore.&nbsp;Reports say, that as per the actual incident that took place in 1984, United Arab Emirates Defence Minister, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, had personally handled the situation and it was the UAE authorities who had nabbed the hijackers, and not India.&nbsp;
'Bell Bottom' however, depicts Akshay&rsquo;s character leading the charge of the operation while also keeping the UAE Defence Minister unaware about the whole episode.
Meanwhile, though the makers of 'Bell Bottom' are being cheered by fans for releasing the film in theatres, despite cinema halls operating only at 50 percent capacity due to the pandemic; the film is facing an uphill task on its home turf in Maharashtra, which is the biggest movie market in the country. The&nbsp;Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray govt is yet to give a go ahead to theatres to open in the state.
'Bell Bottom' has collected about Rs 2.75 crore&nbsp;at the Box Office on Friday and about Rs 2.6 crore on Saturday with fewer people are going out for movies.&nbsp;'Bell Bottom' has been released across 1,620 screens and nearly 6,481 shows nationwide.

Asia&rsquo;s richest man,&nbsp;Mukesh Ambani,&nbsp;told the Qatar Economic Forum that he plans to transform Reliance Industries aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2035.Ambani said that every unit making up Reliance would have to pivot as the conglomerate moves toward net-zero. He said Reliance India no option as a society, as a business but to really adopt a sustainable business model.Asked if this green push will require dialing back on some of Reliance&rsquo;s businesses, Ambani said &ldquo;it means transforming our businesses and integrating that with the future," without sharing more details.The three-day event kicked off with Qatar&rsquo;s ruler calling on countries to avoid hoarding vaccines to the 'detriment of others'.&nbsp;

Mukesh Ambani at Qatar Forum: Reliance aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2035

Asia&rsquo;s richest man,&nbsp;Mukesh Ambani,&nbsp;told the Qatar Economic Forum that he plans to transform Reliance Industries aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2035. Ambani said that every unit making up Reliance would have to pivot as the conglomerate moves toward net-zero. He said Reliance India no option as a society, as a business but to really adopt a sustainable business model. Asked if this green push will require dialing back on some of Reliance&rsquo;s businesses, Ambani said &ldquo;it means transforming our businesses and integrating that with the future," without sharing more details. The three-day event kicked off with Qatar&rsquo;s ruler calling on countries to avoid hoarding vaccines to the 'detriment of others'.&nbsp;

Asia's business tycoon&nbsp;aims for&nbsp;net-zero carbon emissions by 2035 Ambani&nbsp;at Qatar forum:&nbsp;businesses need to go green to survive Ambani:&nbsp;green push means transforming businesses &amp; integrating future
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Asia&rsquo;s richest man,&nbsp;Mukesh Ambani,&nbsp;told the Qatar Economic Forum that he plans to transform Reliance Industries, aiming&nbsp;for net-zero carbon emissions by 2035. Ambani said that every unit making up Reliance would have to pivot as the conglomerate moves toward net-zero. He said Reliance India no option, as a society, as a business, but to really adopt a sustainable business model. Asked if this green push will require dialing back on some of Reliance&rsquo;s businesses, Ambani said &ldquo;it means transforming our businesses and integrating that with the future," without sharing more details. The three-day event kicked off with Qatar&rsquo;s ruler calling on countries to avoid hoarding vaccines to the 'detriment of others'.&nbsp;

Saudi Arabia has opened its land border with Qatar, and is set to reopen airspace and sea border, Kuwait has said. 

Saudi Arabia opens border with Qatar blocked since 2017

Saudi Arabia has opened its land border with Qatar, and is set to reopen airspace and sea border, ending the economic blockade of the tiny gulf&nbsp;state

Saudi opens border with Qatar blocked since 2017

Saudi Arabia has opened its land border with Qatar, and is set to reopen airspace and sea border, Kuwait has said. Qatar's only land border has been mostly closed since mid-2017, when Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain launched a blockade against the tiny Gulf state, accusing it of supporting Islamist groups in the region and of having warm ties with Iran. Kuwait has been mediating between Qatar and the four Arab states. The lifting of the embargo by Saudi Arabia paves the way for Qatar's ruler to attend a summit of Gulf leaders on Tuesday in the Kingdom.

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