Billionaire Gautam Adani is hosting a grand wedding for his youngest son, Jeet Adani, on 7 February. Jeet will marry Diva Jaimin Shah, the daughter of diamond trader Jaimin Shah. The wedding will feature global chefs and luxury cars for over 1,000 guests. Rumours suggest performances by Travis Scott and Honey Singh, with celebrity attendees like Kylie Jenner and Kendall Jenner. Reports also hint at a massive rangoli made by thousands of artists. Gautam Adani, however, says the wedding will be “simple” and traditional. The celebrations come after last year’s lavish Ambani wedding, estimated to have cost over $300 million.

The West Bengal government moved the High Court seeking the death penalty for Sanjay Roy, challenging the lower court's life sentence verdict. During the hearing, Justice Debangshu Basak raised questions about the state's jurisdiction, noting that the case was investigated by the CBI, not the state police. Referencing Salman Khan's hit-and-run case, the court highlighted procedural limitations in appealing such sentences. Justice Basak also questioned if certified copies of the judgment were obtained. The High Court deferred its decision, stating further arguments are needed to establish the appeal’s admissibility. The next hearing is scheduled for Monday.

Bangladeshi national Shariful Islam, 30, attacked Saif Ali Khan at his Bandra home on January 16. Struggling with poverty and his mother’s medical expenses, Shariful planned to rob the actor. He had recently lost a housekeeping job and was nearly penniless. Shariful stabbed Saif during the robbery attempt and fled, hiding in the building’s garden for two hours. Police arrested him three days later in Thane. Saif, who suffered multiple injuries, underwent surgery and was discharged from Lilavati Hospital on January 21. Shariful had been living in Mumbai for five months, working odd jobs to support his family.

Actor Saif Ali Khan was stabbed at his Mumbai home on January 16. The attacker, Shariful Islam, entered the building by climbing the wall while the security guards slept. He avoided noise by removing his shoes and switching off his phone. The police later recreated the crime scene at the Satguru Sharan building in Bandra. Saif, 54, suffered multiple injuries and needed emergency surgery. The attacker, a Bangladeshi national, was arrested three days later. He had been living in Mumbai for five months, working odd jobs. The case is under investigation, and the accused is in police custody.

Actor Saif Ali Khan was discharged from Lilavati Hospital five days after being stabbed at his Bandra home. The 54-year-old underwent a five-hour surgery and is now recovering. The attack occurred early Thursday when an intruder broke into his house. Saif suffered six injuries, including two deep cuts, but escaped major damage. Doctors confirmed he is out of danger. Police arrested the accused, Shariful Islam, on Sunday. He claimed he didn’t know the house belonged to Saif and intended to rob a wealthy home. Saif returned home with his wife, Kareena Kapoor, on Tuesday. Police investigations continue.

In a major operation, 14 Maoists, including top leader Pratap Reddy, were killed in Chhattisgarh. The operation was a joint effort by Chhattisgarh Police, Odisha Police, and the CRPF. Reddy had a Rs 1 crore bounty on his head. Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised the forces for their success, stating that Naxalism is "breathing its last." The operation began on January 19, with security forces recovering firearms, ammunition, and IEDs. Shah emphasized that this operation is a big step towards a Naxal-free India. The search operation continues in the region.

At least 14 Maoists, including two women, were killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh's Gariaband district near the Odisha border. The operation began on January 19 based on intelligence about Maoist presence in the Kularighat reserve forest. A Maoist with a ₹1 crore bounty was among the dead. The joint operation involved the DRG, CRPF, CoBRA, and Odisha’s SOG. Security forces recovered firearms, ammunition, and IEDs from the site. The government has vowed to end Naxalism by 2026. The crackdown follows recent Maoist attacks that killed several security personnel in the region.

The Supreme Court ruled that the four-year-old son of Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash, who died by suicide in December, will stay with his mother, Nikita Singhania. The decision came after the court spoke to the child via video link. Subhash's mother, Anju Devi, had sought custody, claiming the boy's whereabouts were hidden after Subhash's death. However, the court noted the child had spent little time with his grandmother. Subhash had accused his wife and in-laws of harassment in a suicide note, sparking debate on misuse of protective laws. The mother will now move the child to Bengaluru as per court orders.

Actor Jackie Shroff lost his temper with paparazzi while addressing the recent knife attack on Saif Ali Khan. He called the incident "very unfortunate" and urged people to be careful, saying, "Everyone should take care of their own and their family's security." However, when photographers interrupted him with loud calls, he snapped, saying, "Baat kar rela bawa" (I am talking). Jackie quickly regained composure and continued his remarks. Saif, who was stabbed at his home during an attempted theft, is recovering at Lilavati Hospital. Kareena Kapoor has urged the media to respect their privacy during this difficult time.

A special CBI court in Kolkata sentenced Sanjay Roy to life imprisonment until death and imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 for the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Hospital in 2024. The court remarked that the case did not meet the criteria for being the "rarest of rare" and delivered its judgment accordingly. Roy, convicted of heinous crimes against the young woman, was held accountable for his actions. The ruling emphasizes the commitment to justice while addressing the severity of the crime.