Times of India

A 44-year-old man was arrested in Ghaziabad for allegedly assaulting his elderly mother. The incident was captured on a CCTV camera installed by his sister living abroad, who alerted neighbours and police after witnessing the brutal attack. Legal action has been initiated against the accused.

Maharashtra's Deputy CM Sunetra Pawar faces ongoing legal scrutiny in the Rs 25,000 crore MSCB scam, with the ED objecting to a clean chit. She and Ajit Pawar were also investigated under Benami Properties law, with properties worth Rs 1,000 crore attached, though they later received relief. The scam involved rule violations in loan disbursements to cooperative sugar factories.

Bajrang Dal members protested a Muslim trader's shop name in Kotdwar, demanding a change due to the term 'Baba'. The demonstration followed a viral video where a local fitness influencer, Deepak Kumar, defended the shopkeeper. Police have increased security, and the Bajrang Dal plans to file a complaint against Kumar.

Philadelphia Sixers star Paul George faces a 25-game suspension. He violated the NBA Anti-Drug Program after taking improper medication during mental health treatment. George takes responsibility for his actions. The ban costs him millions and impacts the Sixers' playoff hopes. The team must adapt without their key player as the season progresses.

Ishan Kishan's explosive 42-ball century powered India to a massive 271/5, setting up a commanding 46-run victory over New Zealand. Kishan's blistering knock, coupled with Suryakumar Yadav's elegant 63, overwhelmed the visitors. Arshdeep Singh's crucial five-wicket haul sealed the 4-1 series triumph, showcasing India's strong T20 World Cup preparations.

Global icon Jackie Chan, renowned for revolutionizing action-comedy, embodies resilience. His powerful quote, "Life will knock us down, but we can choose whether or not we get back up," delivered in 'The Karate Kid,' offers a universal life lesson. This message echoes Chan's own challenging childhood, highlighting the choice to rise above adversity and achieve remarkable success.

Bill Belichick did not make the Pro Football Hall of Fame on his first ballot after voters focused on Spygate and his record without Tom Brady. According to Ian O’Connor of The Athletic, the debate was the longest of any candidate. Some voters defended Belichick, while others felt integrity concerns justified the delay.

Sharad Pawar faces a dilemma over merging NCP factions following Ajit Pawar's death. While initial merger talks were advanced, with a February 12 date set, uncertainty now looms. Sunetra Pawar's swift oath as deputy CM complicates matters, potentially forcing Sharad Pawar to align with the BJP, a move he has previously opposed.

Ishan Kishan achieved significant milestones, scoring his maiden T20I century (103 off 43 balls) and surpassing 1,000 T20I runs and 2,000 international runs for India. His explosive innings, part of a strong run of form, contributed to India's series-clinching victory over New Zealand.

Despite a politically charged atmosphere and extremist threats, the 1999 Chennai Test between India and Pakistan showcased remarkable sportsmanship. Sachin Tendulkar's valiant 136-run innings, battling injury, ultimately fell short as Pakistan secured a 12-run victory. The Chennai crowd's standing ovation for the victorious Pakistani team became a powerful testament to the spirit of sport.