The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released footage allegedly showing Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar walking through a Gaza tunnel with his family, marking his first sighting since hiding before Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel. Sinwar, former commander of Hamas's Ezzdine al-Qassam Brigades, was identified by the IDF using artificial intelligence. The video, obtained from Hamas surveillance, depicts Sinwar in a tunnel beneath Khan Younis, accompanied by family members. IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari emphasized the importance of intelligence to reach senior Hamas officials and hostages. Israeli raids targeted tunnels housing senior Hamas officials and were linked to the October 7 attack's planning.

As protesting farmers resumed their 'Delhi Chalo' march, clashes erupted at the Punjab-Haryana border, with police firing tear gas and erecting barricades. Despite a temporary ceasefire, tensions escalated as farmers vowed to continue their journey to Delhi. Security measures intensified, causing traffic chaos in Delhi for the second consecutive day. The clash reflects echoes of past protests, with farmers demanding MSP laws and loan waivers. Authorities deployed drones and water cannons to deter the farmers. Amid injuries and breathing difficulties from tear gas, farmers remain resolute, equipped for a prolonged struggle, as they approach the national capital.

Elon Musk's SpaceX faced a $3,600 fine after a worker narrowly escaped amputation in an accident at its Washington site. Inspectors found the firm ignored safety protocols, leading to at least 600 unreported injuries since 2014. Another worker remains in a coma after a 2022 incident. The facility lacked proper safety programs and failed to address violations, with workers facing risks like heavy materials and inadequate safety gear. Despite fines totaling $50,836 in the last decade, safety concerns persist. Experts question the efficacy of penalties in deterring corporate negligence.

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has urged Vice President Harris to invoke the 25th Amendment against President Biden, citing concerns over his physical and mental capabilities. Morrisey's request follows a report characterizing Biden as an "elderly man with a poor memory." He highlighted instances of alleged cognitive decline during public engagements. While the 25th Amendment has never been invoked, Morrisey's call echoes sentiments expressed by other Republicans. Despite the White House's rebuttal, concerns persist over Biden's gaffes and age-related blunders, reigniting debate over his fitness to govern. Biden's administration maintains his ability to effectively lead.

Ukraine's armed forces assert that the Russian amphibious vessel Caesar Kunikov has sunk off the coast of Russian-occupied Crimea. Explosions were reported near Yalta, with Ukrainian military drones allegedly striking the ship. The incident marks a significant blow to Russia's Black Sea fleet amidst ongoing tensions in the region. Ukraine's Main Directorate of Intelligence released footage of the attack, while Russia's navy has not confirmed the sinking. The Caesar Kunikov, a relic from the Soviet era, would be the latest casualty in a series of strikes targeting Russian vessels in the Black Sea, further intensifying the conflict between the two nations.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has launched a preliminary inquiry into Paytm Payments Bank following the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) recent directive to halt new deposits. This development compounds troubles for the fintech giant, already under scrutiny for alleged FEMA violations. Paytm denies any wrongdoing, reiterating compliance with regulations. Founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma's recent meetings with RBI and finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman haven't yielded concessions. RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das reaffirmed the regulator's stance, emphasizing the importance of compliance. With uncertainties looming, Paytm navigates turbulent waters, striving to uphold its commitment to digital payment expansion across India amidst regulatory challenges.

Addressing the World Government Summit in Dubai, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need for clean, transparent, and tech-savvy governance to tackle global challenges. He praised UAE President Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed's leadership while highlighting the importance of modernizing governance amid rising complexities. PM Modi's visit to the UAE, his seventh since 2015, aims to bolster bilateral ties, with discussions slated to cover various sectors. Notably, the inauguration of the BAPS Mandir in Abu Dhabi marks a significant event during his visit. The strong economic partnership between India and the UAE, coupled with the sizable Indian diaspora's contributions, further solidifies their bond.

During continuing protests at the Punjab-Haryana border, farmers denounced the government's use of "brute force," stating that paramilitary forces were deployed against them. Despite assurances of dialogue from the government, clashes persisted as tear gas was fired on protesters. Political tensions rose as Congress pledged support for MSP, contrasting with previous government decisions. Meanwhile, farmer unions prepare for Bharat Bandh on February 16 and rail roko in Punjab. Minister Arjun Munda urged farmers to consider public inconvenience, emphasizing the need for informed dialogue. The standoff continues as farmers demand resolution to their grievances regarding agricultural laws.          

In a dramatic turn of events, a taxi collided with the cavalcade of West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose in Delhi, prompting immediate security measures. The incident occurred in the Inderpuri area of the national capital, where one of the vehicles in the governor's motorcade had a minor collision with the taxi. Unaware of the vehicle's significance, the taxi driver, identified as Ajit, followed it to a guest house and crashed into the motorcade. Swift action by security guards led to the driver's detention by Delhi Police. Suspicions arise regarding the connection to the governor's recent visit to unrest-hit Sandeshkhali, West Bengal, prompting an ongoing investigation.

A tragic discovery shook the community of San Mateo, California, as a family of four, originally from Kerala, India, was found dead in their home. Anand Sujith Henry (42), his wife Alice Priyanka (40), and their twin children Noah and Neithan (4) were identified as the victims. While two members succumbed to gunshot wounds, the cause of death for the others remains under investigation. Initially suspected to be carbon monoxide poisoning, authorities found no evidence of gas leakage. Anand and Alice, both IT professionals, were described as friendly and devoted parents. The motive behind the incident remains unclear, prompting a thorough investigation.