Times of India

The government plans to establish daycare cancer centres in 759 districts, focusing on chemotherapy and essential medication. These centres will also screen high-risk individuals for common cancers, with the aim of making cancer care accessible and affordable across India. The initiative involves launching 200 such centers in the current financial year.

Taylor Swift has distanced herself from her best friend Blake Lively due to Lively's harassment allegations against Justin Baldoni. Fans speculate that Swift's lack of support speaks volumes. The legal battle has led to rumors and tensions, especially since Swift was named in Baldoni's lawsuit for allegedly being used for influence. Swift remains silent on the matter.

Twenty-seven kilograms of J Jayalalithaa's gold, valued at Rs 20-22 crore, that was seized in 2004, has been transferred back to Tamil Nadu under high-security following a court order. The convoy was heavily guarded, and Tamil Nadu's government plans to either deposit the gold with the RBI or auction it.

Two schoolgirls and a boy, aged between 10 and 12, were repeatedly raped and sodomised by four minors and an 18-year-old in Coimbatore over the past few months. Authorities were alerted by a child helpline call, leading to the arrest of four suspects. The case is now under investigation under the Pocso Act.

Stand-up comedian Anubhav Singh Bassi's shows in Lucknow were cancelled due to law and order concerns after the Uttar Pradesh State Women's Commission urged the police to monitor the content. Authorities feared potential protests over objectionable content, following recent incidents involving other comedians sparking controversy.

Three J&K government employees, including a police constable and a teacher, were dismissed for alleged terror activities directed by handlers in Pakistan and POK. The employees reportedly facilitated terror attacks, provided targets, and fueled protests. These dismissals, ordered by LG Manoj Sinha, bring the total number of such cases to around 72.

At least 18 people died and several others were injured in a stampede at New Delhi Railway Station. The chaos ensued after a large crowd gathered for a special train to Maha Kumbh, worsened by train delays and panic-induced confusion.

Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar admitted to a public rift within his family, leading him to alter his assertive tone. Pawar criticized local authorities for uncleanliness in Jalna and addressed the reduction of lifespan due to air pollution while urging public hygiene improvements.

At least 18 people have lost their lives and several others were injured in a stampede at New Delhi Railway Station during rush for a special train for the Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed their grief. A high-level investigation has been ordered.

A 25-year-old school teacher accused of harassing a Class 11 girl who committed suicide last month was arrested in Prayagraj. Police disguised themselves as sages to monitor his movements and apprehend him in his native village in Bihar. The teacher had been hiding at the Kumbh Mela to evade arrest.

A stampede at New Delhi Railway Station on Saturday echoed previous tragedies, recalling deadly incidents in 2004, 2010, and 2012. These stampedes were caused by last-minute platform changes. Experts stress improving crowd management, preventing platform changes during rush hours, and enhancing infrastructure to avoid future mishaps.

A 23-year-old ex-driver was arrested in Sitapur after secretly filming a couple bathing and threatening to release the footage unless they paid Rs 6 crore. The individual, identified as Sudhir Kashyap, had installed a spy camera in the bathroom due to resentment over being fired six months prior.

Six women from a family, who begged on Delhi streets by day and committed burglaries by night, were nabbed by police along with their e-rickshaw driver, Jorawar. The group stole Rs 10 lakh from a shop, then fled to Rajasthan. Police recovered Rs 3.4 lakh and tools used for the crime. The hunt for the other perpetrators continues.

The body of 23-year-old nurse Saloni Singh from Haridwar was found in a locked toilet at a private hospital, leading to suspicion of murder by her family. Police have registered a murder case and are investigating, with no signs of suicide or wounds on her body.

Mohammed Usman, an AQIS operative declared absconding from Delhi since 2015, has been traced to Lahore jail in Pakistan. His arrest followed a routine enquiry by the Pakistani government. Usman, and other AQIS members, had been hiding after police activity targeted their module aimed at disturbing peace in Western UP. Their network was revealed through detained members' confessions.

On February 15, a frenzy gripped Dubai International Airport as fans gathered to see the Indian cricket team arrive for the ICC Champions Trophy. Though mostly calm, the airport buzzed with excitement as players like Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya, and captain Rohit Sharma appeared. India faces Bangladesh in their opening match on February 20.

Prime Minister Modi's visit to Washington DC is seen as a mix of diplomatic success and challenges. Despite tensions over tariffs and other issues, the visit fostered advancements in technology and innovation, and strengthened bilateral cooperation in areas like security and manufacturing, particularly in the Indian Ocean region.