Farmers, led by Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal, announced plans to march to Delhi on February 13. Demands include enacting a law to ensure Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops. Over 200 farmers' unions, spanning the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha, will join the protest. Allegations surface that the government reneged on MSP commitments made during the farm law protests, succumbing to corporate pressure. Preparations include tractor rallies, with farmers from Punjab, Haryana, and beyond converging on Delhi from Shambhu, Khanauri, and Dabwali borders. Demands encompass MSP legal guarantee, Swaminathan Commission recommendations' implementation, pension, debt waiver, and justice for Lakhimpur Kheri violence victims.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi projected India's ascension to the third-largest economy globally during his address in Lok Sabha. Modi, replying to the 'Motion of Thanks,' asserted NDA's imminent third tenure would propel India's economic stature. He criticized Congress, citing its silence on India's economic growth from 11th to 5th largest economy. Promising accelerated progress, Modi guaranteed India's rise to the third-largest economic power in NDA's third term. Highlighting achievements, including the construction of over 4 crore houses for the poor, Modi emphasized NDA's transformative governance. Targeting opposition, he affirmed their prolonged stay in opposition, resonating with the nation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a blistering critique of Congress stalwarts Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi in his parliamentary address. Modi lambasted Nehru for purportedly deeming Indians lazy and less intelligent compared to their global counterparts, stating, "Indians generally do not have the habit of working very hard." He also rebuked Indira Gandhi for her observation on the nation's response to adversity, quoting her remark, "Unfortunately, our habit is that when some auspicious work is about to be completed, we become complacent." Modi expressed confidence in NDA's victory with over 400 seats in the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections, declaring a mandate for decisive action.

The Supreme Court has intervened in the Chandigarh mayor elections, directing all ballot papers and original records, including videography, to be handed over to the registrar of Punjab and Haryana High Court. Expressing concern over the alleged defacement of ballot papers, the court emphasized, "It's obvious he (returning officer) defaced ballot papers? He is murdering the democracy? Can't allow democracy to be murdered like this." The move follows a petition filed by AAP's councillor Kuldeep Dhalor, who lamented, "This is a mockery of democracy." The court's decision to defer the municipal corporation meeting on February 7 underscores the seriousness of the situation. Amidst allegations of vote tampering, the apex court's intervention aims to ensure transparency and integrity in the electoral process.  

Jharkhand Chief Minister Champai Soren emerged triumphant in the state Assembly's floor test, clinching victory with the backing of 47 MLAs. The Jharkhand Mukti Morcha-led ‘Mahagathbandhan’ solidifies its hold on governance in the state, overcoming the opposition National Democratic Alliance (NDA) with 29 votes in the 81-member House. Former CM Hemant Soren, amidst corruption allegations, challenged the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to substantiate the charges, vowing resignation if proven. The ruling alliance, bolstered by MLAs returning from Hyderabad, displays cohesion, ensuring a smooth transition of power. Champai Soren's administration now stands validated by legislative affirmation, securing stability for Jharkhand's governance.          

Former US Army helicopter pilot, Alex Collier, asserts that humanity will uncover ancient alien ruins in the universe shortly. Collier alleges he spent three months aboard an alien mothership in the 1980s, conversing with extraterrestrial beings named Vissaeus and Moroanay. Recounting his experience, he describes wearing a special belt to communicate with the aliens and asserts their claim of humans not being alone in the universe. Collier, speaking at a Japan event in 2007, emphasized the vastness of the universe and humanity's limited understanding. He also claims the US Army is technologically more advanced than perceived, as told by the Andromedians.          

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal criticized the Delhi Police, alleging they were "insulted by its political masters" regarding the MLA poaching probe. Kejriwal stated, "everyone knows which party topples government, breaks up parties," implying BJP's involvement. He lamented, "I pity those officers... made to indulge in theatrics." Referring to the incident at his residence, he emphasized, "The Delhi Police was disrespected yesterday by their political masters." Kejriwal also condemned the arrest of former Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren, asserting, "Wrongful arrest of a sitting CM is not right... not good for democracy." Soren challenged BJP to prove corruption charges, vowing to quit politics if proven.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended congratulations to Indian musicians Shankar Mahadevan, Zakir Hussain, and others for securing three Grammy Awards. Hussain and flautist Rakesh Chaurasia clinched two awards for their collaborative efforts, while Hussain's ensemble 'Shakti' secured another win. Modi praised their achievements on social media, highlighting India's pride in their global recognition. The accolades underscore India's burgeoning influence in the music industry and serve as inspiration for aspiring artists nationwide. Alongside their triumphs, Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, and Billie Eilish claimed top honors at the prestigious awards ceremony.

Delhi's education department has announced the reinstatement of normal school timings for all government, government-aided, and private schools, effective from February 6. Following improved weather conditions in the national capital, classes will now operate according to their usual schedules. The decision comes after modifications were made due to severe fog and cold weather, with classes previously starting no earlier than 9 am. The move aims to restore regularity to academic activities as Delhi experiences a slight rise in temperatures, accompanied by light rain. The Education Department has instructed school heads to communicate the change to students, parents, and staff promptly.          

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress party, accusing it of embracing a 'cancel culture' by opposing key government initiatives like Make in India and Vocal for Local. Addressing the Lok Sabha ahead of the 2024 polls, PM Modi emphasized the need for unity and support for schemes promoting self-reliance. He commended the Opposition's commitment to remaining in opposition, likening it to their decades-long tenure in power. Asserting public endorsement for government efforts, PM Modi urged the Congress to rethink its stance and work collaboratively for national progress.