Saudi Crown Prince, Netanyahu In India, Bullet Train In Flamingo Haven + More Top News

The 33-year-old prince, often mentioned to by his initials MBS, is expected to first travel to Pakistan on February 16, and will then travel to Malaysia before finally arriving in New Delhi in the fourth week of February. Read more

Here's more top news of the day:

1) Bullet Train Will Pass Through Flamingo Haven & Leopard National Park, Why Nobody Cares?

India¡¯s ambitious bullet train project between Ahmedabad-Mumbai has been drawing public ire since its announcement. Questions have been raised over the investment and that if India, the nation with highest number of stunted children, really needs a bullet train. Read more

2) This Pune Couple Lost Their Son In A MiG21 Crash, They Kept Fighting Until Justice Was Served

Captain Anil Gadgil

When Flight Lieutenant Abhijit Gadgil died in MiG 21 crash in 2001 in Sutagarh, Rajasthan, his parents Captain Anil Gadgil and Kavita were devastated. But what shocked them was that their son was blamed for the crash and not the plane which even then was called the ¡®flying coffin¡¯. Read more

3) Kerala Woman Who Was The First To Reach Sabarimala Can Now Return To Her Husband's Home, Says Court

AFP

She was thrown out of her house by her in-laws for defying religious customs. Days after her ouster, a local court has paved way for the return to her husband's home in Mallapuraram district of north Kerala. Read more

4) Meet The People Who Survived Cancer, Survived To Tell Their Tales And Inspire Others

BCCL/Representative Image

There are several people succumbing to the critical ailment but there are some who have battled it and emerged as victors. One such story is of this youth from Bhopal, Sameer (name changed). Read more

5) Forget Rafale Row, With Just 31 Squadrons Of Jets, IAF Chief BS Dhanoa's Worry Is Genuine

AP

A day before the accident, the Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa had emphasised on the need of the fighter jets and maintaining the squadrons of fighter jets to counter any emergency. Read more