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Kejriwal: experts say 2nd wave in Delhi will decline soon

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said experts believe that second wave of the coronavirus infection, which hit Delhi a while back, is on the decline. 
"From July 1 to August 17, we were in control. We noticed that cases increased and it reached 4,500 new cases on September 17 and is now coming down. So experts are believing that the second wave of coronavirus that hit Delhi is now on the peak and its intensity will be less in the coming days," he said addressing the media.
Kejriwal said Delhi recorded approximately 4,500 cases earlier this month. After that, the cases started to decline and in the last 24 hours, 3,700 cases have been reported in the national capital.

Delhi already peaked in Covid-19 2nd wave: Kejriwal
'Experts say second wave will decline in coming days'
3700 cases reported in Delhi in the last 24 hours

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said experts believe that second wave of the coronavirus infection, which hit Delhi a while back, is on the decline. 
"From July 1 to August 17, we were in control. We noticed that cases increased and it reached 4,500 new cases on September 17 and is now coming down. So experts are believing that the second wave of coronavirus that hit Delhi is now on the peak and its intensity will be less in the coming days," he said addressing the media.
Kejriwal said Delhi recorded approximately 4,500 cases earlier this month. After that, the cases started to decline and in the last 24 hours, 3,700 cases have been reported in the national capital.

Salman Khurshid named in Delhi riots chargesheet 

Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid has been named in the latest chargesheet filed by the Delhi Police in February riots case for giving 'provocative speeches'

Police names Salman&nbsp;Khurshid&nbsp;in Delhi riots chargesheet
Named for giving 'provocative speech', no specifics
Khurshid is the highest ranking politician named
Brinda Karat, lawyer Prashant Bhushan&nbsp;also named
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Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid has been named in the latest chargesheet filed by the Delhi Police in February riots case for giving 'provocative speeches'. The police have however not mentioned the exact nature of the alleged provocative speeches, reports said.
The 17,000-page chargesheet, filed on September 17, contains a statement from a witness who said &lsquo;Umar Khalid, Salman Khurshid, Nadeem Khan would give provocative speeches at anti-CAA/NRC sit-ins and people would get mobilised.&rsquo;
&nbsp;Khurshid is the highest ranking politician named in police chargesheets so far. CPM leader Brinda Karat, lawyer Prashant Bhushan and activist Yogendra Yadav have also been named in the chargesheet.

Smith, Archer, Buttler clear Covid test: IPL 2020

Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals trio, Steve Smith, Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;have all tested negative for the mandatory Covid-19 test. The three players will now be available for the team's&nbsp;&nbsp;first IPL&nbsp;match against CSK&nbsp;on September 22. The&nbsp;English players arrived in UAE&nbsp;on September 17, along with 18 other English and Australian IPL-bound players who were involved in a bilateral limited over series in UK.&nbsp; Earlier&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;reduced the quarantine period for the 21 players to 36 hours to ensure that they were available for their respective upcoming IPL matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals trio, Steve Smith, Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;have all tested negative for the mandatory Covid-19 test. The three players will now be available for the team's&nbsp;&nbsp;first IPL&nbsp;match against CSK&nbsp;on September 22. The&nbsp;English players arrived in UAE&nbsp;on September 17, along with 18 other English and Australian IPL-bound players who were involved in a bilateral limited over series in UK.&nbsp; Earlier&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;reduced the quarantine period for the 21 players to 36 hours to ensure that they were available for their respective upcoming IPL matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Appears to vilify Muslims: SC bars Sudarshan TV from airing 2 episodes

Sudarshan TV will not be able to air two episodes of its show&nbsp;&lsquo;Bindas Bol&rsquo; after the Supreme Court on Tuesday&nbsp;stayed that airing of the episodes that&nbsp;the channel promoted as a&nbsp;&lsquo;big expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in government services'. The two episodes of the show were to be aired on Tuesday and Wednesday.&nbsp;Terming it a 'rabid&nbsp;programme' 'without any factual basis', a&nbsp;three-judge SC bench observed&nbsp;that&nbsp;at this stage, prima facie it does appear the&nbsp;programme 'vilifies the Muslim community' while adjourning the matter to September 17. Asking can such&nbsp;programmes&nbsp;be allowed in a free society, the&nbsp;bench of&nbsp;Justices D Y Chandrachud, KM Joseph and Indu Malhotra said 'such insidious charges also put a question mark on the UPSC&nbsp;exams'.&nbsp;The bench told&nbsp;Sudarshan TV&nbsp;lawyer&nbsp;that&nbsp;his&nbsp;client is doing a 'disservice to the nation'.&nbsp;The apex court observed that revenue model of TV channels and their ownership patterns should be put in public domain on the website.&nbsp;

Appears to vilify Muslims: SC stops Sudarshan TV for airing 2 episodes

SC tells Sudarshan TV not to air 2 episodes of &lsquo;Bindas Bol&rsquo;&nbsp; 2 episodes were to air on Tuesday and Wednesday&nbsp; Show promoted as expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in UPSC&nbsp; SC bench: &lsquo;rabid&nbsp;programme&rsquo; without any factual basis&nbsp; SC bench:&nbsp; prima facie appear show&nbsp;&lsquo;vilifies Muslims&rsquo;&nbsp; SC to Sudarshan TV lawyer: your client doing disservice to nation&nbsp;

Sudarshan TV will not be able to air two episodes of its show&nbsp;&lsquo;Bindas Bol&rsquo; after the Supreme Court on Tuesday&nbsp;stayed that airing of the episodes that&nbsp;the channel promoted as a&nbsp;&lsquo;big expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in government services'. The two episodes of the show were to be aired on Tuesday and Wednesday.&nbsp;Terming it a 'rabid&nbsp;programme' 'without any factual basis', a&nbsp;three-judge SC bench observed&nbsp;that&nbsp;at this stage, prima facie it does appear the&nbsp;programme 'vilifies the Muslim community' while adjourning the matter to September 17. Asking can such&nbsp;programmes&nbsp;be allowed in a free society, the&nbsp;bench of&nbsp;Justices D Y Chandrachud, KM Joseph and Indu Malhotra said 'such insidious charges also put a question mark on the UPSC&nbsp;exams'.&nbsp;The bench told&nbsp;Sudarshan TV&nbsp;lawyer&nbsp;that&nbsp;his&nbsp;client is doing a 'disservice to the nation'.&nbsp;The apex court observed that revenue model of TV channels and their ownership patterns should be put in public domain on the website.&nbsp;

Players reluctant to stay in bio-bubble, BAI cancels badminton camp

Badminton Association of India forced to cancel the camp as players were&nbsp;reluctant to stay in the bio-bubble.

Badminton national camp bears the brunt of Covid-19

As top Indian shuttlers&nbsp;were unwilling to comply with standard operating procedures prescribed by the Sports Authority of India, the Badminton Association&nbsp;was forced to cancel the national camp on Thursday.&nbsp;As per the SOPs, all the players selected for the camp had to stay at the academy in a bio-secure bubble. However,&nbsp;star shuttlers&nbsp;were reluctant to stay at the site of the camp and&nbsp;wanted to come to the academy from their homes. The camp was scheduled to begin from September 7 after top badminton stars including Saina&nbsp;Nehwal, PV Sindhu&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth&nbsp;expressed their willingness to travel to Denmark for the upcoming Thomas and&nbsp;Uber Cup Finals.&nbsp;BAI was due to pick the squad on September 17 but despite the camp being cancelled,&nbsp;a 20-member squad was announced on September 10.&nbsp;
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