A political controversy erupted in Delhi after AAP alleged that the BJP-led government removed the photos of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Bhagat Singh from the Chief Minister’s office, replacing them with portraits of Mahatma Gandhi, President Droupadi Murmu, and PM Narendra Modi. AAP leader Atishi shared images claiming the BJP’s actions reflected its "anti-Dalit" stance, while Kejriwal called it an insult to Ambedkar’s followers. CM Rekha Gupta dismissed the allegations as a diversion from AAP’s corruption. BJP MLA Arvinder Singh Lovely accused AAP of stirring controversy to avoid discussions on the pending CAG reports in the Delhi Assembly.  

Nigeria has filed a lawsuit against Binance, alleging the cryptocurrency exchange owes $81.5 billion in economic losses and back taxes. The Nigerian government claims that Binance operated extensively within the country without proper registration, thereby incurring tax liabilities. This legal action follows previous regulatory challenges faced by Binance in Nigeria, including accusations of illegal operations and foreign exchange manipulation. The outcome of this lawsuit could have significant implications for Binance's operations in Nigeria and its broader global business.

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized the Centre for offering a ₹520 crore loan instead of direct financial aid to Kerala for Wayanad landslide relief. She accused the government of neglecting the state’s crisis and imposing conditional assistance despite the devastating impact on livelihoods and infrastructure. Gandhi emphasized the need for unconditional support to help affected families rebuild. The Congress has urged the BJP-led government to provide immediate grants rather than loans. The controversy adds to ongoing political tensions, with opposition parties accusing the Centre of discriminatory disaster relief policies.  

YouTubers Ranveer Allahbadia and Ashish Chanchlani arrived at Navi Mumbai's Cyber Cell to provide their statements in connection with the "India's Got Latent" controversy. This development follows online backlash after an episode from the show sparked public outrage. The two influencers, known for their massive online followings, are part of an ongoing investigation aimed at addressing the controversy. The Cyber Cell is examining the incident in detail to determine the legality of the content and the social media response.

Renowned lyricist Javed Akhtar has lauded cricketer Virat Kohli for his unwavering stance against communal hatred. In a recent interview, Akhtar emphasized that Kohli's actions reflect the values of India's freedom fighters. He remarked, "Your bloodline traces back to the blood of English servants," highlighting the deep-rooted connection to India's colonial history. Akhtar also criticized online trolls who propagate communal hate, urging them to reflect on their actions. He expressed concern over the increasing instances of communalism and emphasized the importance of unity and harmony in the nation.

Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor is reportedly at odds with the party leadership, expressing concerns about being sidelined. In a meeting with Rahul Gandhi, he sought clarity on his role. Tharoor has also criticized the leadership crisis in Kerala Congress and hinted at aspirations for the chief ministerial post. While KPCC President K. Sudhakaran insists he won’t quit, he warned Tharoor against public statements that may harm the party. This internal discord has fueled speculation about Tharoor’s political future.

Virat Kohli surpassed Ricky Ponting to become the third-highest run-scorer in international cricket during the ICC Champions Trophy on February 24, 2025. His unbeaten 100 against Pakistan also made him the fastest to 14,000 ODI runs. Kohli now has 27,503 runs across formats, trailing only Sachin Tendulkar and Kumar Sangakkara. Additionally, he broke Mohammad Azharuddin's record for most outfield catches by an Indian in ODIs, with 158. Kohli expressed pride in his fielding, emphasizing its importance to his team's success.

On February 24, 2025, Israel deployed tanks into the occupied West Bank for the first time in 20 years, targeting militant networks in Jenin. Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that forces would remain in some areas for up to a year, preventing 40,000 displaced Palestinians from returning. Palestinian officials condemned the action as a "dangerous escalation," urging international intervention. The United Nations expressed concern over the growing violence and humanitarian crisis. With tensions rising, global leaders fear further instability, while Israel defends its actions as necessary for security. Calls for diplomatic solutions continue amid the ongoing conflict.

Pakistan's intelligence agencies have issued an alert about a potential plot to kidnap foreign nationals during the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy. Security forces have been advised to enhance safety measures for players, officials, and visitors. Authorities are coordinating efforts to counter the threat, ensuring strict surveillance and security checks at venues and accommodations. The Champions Trophy, set to take place in Pakistan, is a major international cricket event attracting global attention. This warning highlights ongoing security concerns, prompting officials to implement reinforced protection measures to prevent any disruption or harm to the tournament and its participants.

On Monday, February 24, 2025, an assault occurred at the Bangladesh Air Force base near Samiti Para in Cox's Bazar. The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) reported that the attack originated from the neighboring Samiti Para area. In response, the Air Force has implemented necessary measures to address the situation. District Commissioner Mohammad Salahuddin confirmed that one individual was killed and several others sustained injuries during the incident. The deceased, identified as 30-year-old local trader Shihab Kabir, suffered a gunshot wound during the clash. Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the confrontation to determine appropriate actions.