Times of India

A man and a woman were discovered dead from gunshot wounds inside a locked car in Noida's Sector 107. Police found a pistol in the man's hand, suggesting a possible murder-suicide. The deceased have been identified, and their families have been notified. Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact sequence of events.

Subtle facial changes, like persistent eyelid twitches and dark circles, might signal magnesium deficiency, experts reveal. While common lifestyle factors often cause these, a lack of this vital mineral can impact nerve signaling and muscle relaxation. Doctors advise paying attention to these signs and consulting a professional for proper diagnosis and dietary adjustments.

Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha reignited the handshake controversy ahead of the India clash, saying he hopes for sportsmanship but adding, “We’ll find that out tomorrow.” India arrived in Colombo to a festive welcome and will train separately from Pakistan. Key Indian players are set to feature, with spin expected to play a big role. Agha had earlier criticised India’s past handshake refusal, calling it bad for the game and young fans.

Congress leader Pawan Khera criticized PM Modi for visiting Assam instead of Manipur, which has been experiencing unrest. Khera shared mock flight tickets from Guwahati to Imphal, urging the PM to visit the troubled state. This comes as Manipur faces renewed tensions and violent protests.

Shadley van Schalkwyk has been the standout bowler at the T20 World Cup 2026, leading the wicket charts with 11 wickets in three matches. The USA all-rounder impressed against India and Pakistan, using smart variations to pick key wickets. His resurgence comes after years of struggles, injuries, and career setbacks, which shaped his mental toughness. Now 37, Schalkwyk is enjoying peak form and inspiring USA’s strong campaign.

Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt and his wife received temporary bail in a Rs 30 crore fraud case. Following casting director Parag Chadha's allegations of non-payment, a crew member revealed she's owed Rs 20 lakh for her work on '1920: Horrors of the Heart'. Despite promises, significant dues remain unpaid, impacting the livelihoods of those involved.

A section of an under-construction metro rail pillar collapsed onto an autorickshaw in Mulund West on Saturday afternoon, with three to four individuals feared injured. The incident occurred near the Johnson & Johnson company on LBS Road when a cement segment gave way during ongoing work. Rescue operations are underway, and the injured are being transported to a hospital.

Hours before kickoff, FanCode officially sub-licensed ISL’s TV rights to Sony Sports Network, opting for wider reach over exclusivity. The Dream Sports-owned digital-first platform prioritised accessibility and collaboration, ensuring broader audience coverage. The move underlines a growing trend of partnerships, not competition, may be key to expanding sports viewership in India.

Delhi is set to revolutionize electricity consumption with a new framework enabling peer-to-peer energy trading. Prosumers with rooftop solar can now sell surplus power directly to other users, transforming homes into mini power plants. This pilot project, launching soon, aims to create a consumer-centric, digitally governed energy ecosystem.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei strongly opposes selling advanced AI chips to China, viewing them as a national security risk. He argues that while AI's economic benefits should be shared globally, critical compute power must remain out of authoritarian hands. Amodei believes this approach is crucial for maintaining global stability and preventing misuse of AI technology.

Former England all-rounder Moeen Ali warned Pakistan that India’s spinners, especially Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy, could be a major threat in the T20 World Cup clash. India received a festive welcome in Colombo, with Arshdeep Singh’s dance going viral. The team will rely on key batters like Hardik Pandya, Ishan Kishan and Tilak Varma, while Varun could be crucial on spin-friendly pitches.

An Indian national, Nikhil Gupta, has admitted guilt in a US court for orchestrating a $100,000 murder-for-hire plot against a US citizen. Prosecutors allege an Indian government employee directed the scheme targeting a Sikh separatist leader. Gupta's arrest in the Czech Republic led to his extradition and subsequent plea.

Valentine's Day is driving a significant sales surge for quick commerce platforms and digital-first brands, with categories like sexual wellness, jewelry, and fashion experiencing substantial year-on-year growth. Companies are activating special features and curated lists to capture increased demand, noting a shift towards planned, thoughtful gifting throughout Valentine's week.

Rahul Gandhi slammed the India-US trade deal, calling PM Modi 'Narendra Surrender Modi' and warning of harm to cotton farmers and textile exporters. He alleged a trap where India faces an 18% tariff on garments while Bangladesh gets 0% by importing US cotton, potentially hurting Indian farmers. Minister Piyush Goyal refuted these claims, stating farmers' interests are protected.