In the second Test match between India and England, India has set a formidable target of 399 runs for England to chase in their fourth innings. This challenging target was made possible by Shubman Gill's impressive century, scoring 104 runs, and Axar Patel's valuable contribution with 45 runs, helping India reach a total of 255 runs in their second innings. Despite England's early breakthroughs courtesy of James Anderson and Ben Stokes, India managed to set a substantial target. By the end of Day 3, England had reached 67-1, needing 332 more runs for victory. The match is now poised for an intense and thrilling conclusion.

Bigg Boss 17 winner Munawar Faruqui mocks Mannara Chopra for briefly labeling herself 'Bigg Boss 17 winner in the female category' on Instagram. During an Instagram Live session, Munawar jokingly mentioned winners in different categories, stating Ankita Lokhande as the 'wife category' winner. The incident follows Mannara's attempt to alter her social media bio. The video of the incident has circulated on social media. This comes amid recent controversy, as Mannara demands a public apology from Munawar for alleging she kissed him on Diwali night.

Adani Group, led by billionaire Gautam Adani, is constructing the world's largest single-location copper manufacturing plant in Mundra, Gujarat. The $1.2-billion facility, set to commence operations in March, aims to reduce India's reliance on copper imports, supporting the country's energy transition. Kutch Copper Ltd, an Adani Enterprises subsidiary, is spearheading the greenfield copper refinery project. The plant, slated to be one of India's most efficient copper smelters, plans to produce 500,000 tonnes of refined copper annually in Phase I, contributing to global copper supply. The complex aligns with Adani's focus on sustainable, 'green copper' production.

Satendra Siwal, an Indian national employed at the Indian Embassy in Moscow, was arrested by the UP ATS for allegedly spying for Pakistan's ISI. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed awareness of the situation and is actively working with investigating authorities. Siwal, serving as the India-Based Security Assistant since 2021, was apprehended after failing to provide satisfactory responses during interrogation. The ATS revealed he passed confidential information on strategic activities of defense, external affairs, and military establishments in exchange for money. The MEA remains engaged in the ongoing investigation.

Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone starrer 'Fighter' triumphs at the box office, surpassing Rs 150 crore in India. After a brief dip post Day 5, the film regained momentum on its tenth day, adding Rs 10.05 crore to reach a total collection of Rs 162.75 crore. Directed by Siddharth Anand, the movie, released on January 25, exhibited a strong start, with a notable jump in earnings on its second Saturday, maintaining an overall occupancy of 24.52% in the Hindi belt.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, amidst recent summons by the crime branch and an ED plea, asserted that he received an offer from the BJP but firmly stated, "will never join." Kejriwal alleged a BJP-led conspiracy against him, following his claim that the party offered ₹25 crore to AAP legislators. Defiant, he declared, "If you go to the BJP, all your crimes are forgiven, what wrong have we done?" The AAP leader's statements come as the ED pursues his non-compliance in a scrapped excise policy case, with Kejriwal denouncing it as a 'political witch-hunt.'

London's skyline could soon see a new addition with plans for One Undershaft, a 74-storey skyscraper matching The Shard's height. Revised proposals feature a stepped design and London's highest public viewing gallery. Developers aim to enhance sustainability and urban greening, with educational spaces curated by the Museum of London. Situated between the Gherkin and Cheesegrater buildings, it would become the City of London's tallest structure, replacing the Aviva Tower. Singapore developer Perennial Group and Stanhope submitted the new plans, responding to shifts in office work post-pandemic. Pending approval, construction could begin, shaping London's skyline by 2030.

Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat prepares for a comeback at the Senior National Wrestling Championships after nearly 18 months, following protests against former Wrestling Federation of India president and recovering from a knee injury. The world championship medalist, a vocal advocate for change, returns to competition in the 55kg category, aiming to regain her form ahead of the Summer Olympics. Despite challenges, including undergoing surgery and navigating federation issues, Phogat remains determined. Her return signals a resilient spirit in the face of adversity and sets the stage for an inspiring comeback in the wrestling arena.

Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill has been sworn in as Northern Ireland's first nationalist first minister, alongside DUP's Emma Little-Pengelly as deputy, heralding the return of power-sharing government after two years. In her speech at Stormont, O'Neill emphasized cooperation across communities, pledging to serve all equally and address challenges, including post-Brexit arrangements. US President Joe Biden commended the restoration of the Assembly, emphasizing its critical role in Northern Ireland's future. O'Neill's appointment signifies a shift in leadership dynamics, marking a milestone for nationalist representation. As the new leadership takes charge, expectations are high for a collaborative approach to governance and reconciliation.

UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps insists recent strikes on Yemen's Houthis are "not an escalation" despite hitting over 30 targets. RAF Typhoon jets joined US-led attacks following Houthi assaults on Red Sea ships. Coalition of eight nations targeted Houthi weapons facilities to safeguard shipping routes. Shapps asserts strikes aimed to protect civilians and navigation freedom. UK and US strikes supported by Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Denmark, Netherlands, and New Zealand. Houthis, accused of targeting vessels linked to Israel and the West, face continued consequences if attacks persist. Iran denies involvement, but UK holds it accountable for backing proxies.