Tue Feb 04 10:26:45 UTC 2025: ## WhatsApp’s New Service Selection Feature, Kerala Film’s OTT Release, and More

**Hyderabad, India** – WhatsApp is rolling out a new service selection feature, though the much-anticipated “Super Six” service remains elusive. In other news, the critically acclaimed Malayalam film “Rekha Chitra,” a box office success this year, is set to release on OTT platforms. India’s Under-19 women’s cricket team celebrated a second consecutive T20 World Cup victory. Meanwhile, an American CEO has leveled harsh criticism against Indian software engineers. Reports also surfaced regarding a caste census in Telangana and ongoing controversies surrounding the Polavaram project and the Maha Kumbh Mela stampede. Additional headlines include political developments in Telangana, including Assembly proceedings and comments from a state MLA, as well as discussions around illegal immigration, dowry-related issues, and recent political appointments. Finally, a report on a tragic stampede during the Maha Kumbh Mela has emerged, and concerns are being raised about election promises and parliamentary budget sessions.

**World Cancer Day Highlights Growing Concern Over Cancer Deaths in India**

**New Delhi, India** – World Cancer Day, observed annually on February 4th, focused on the theme “United by a Unique.” The day emphasized the need for personalized cancer care, highlighting prevention, early detection, treatment, and improved access to care for everyone. The Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) initiated World Cancer Day in 2000, and it continues to gain traction globally. The UICC President, Ulrika Årehed, stressed the importance of a united effort to combat the challenges of cancer.

In India, cancer is the second leading cause of death, following heart disease. A projected 77% increase in cancer cases by 2050 is anticipated, potentially leading to 13.2 million deaths. The grim statistics highlight that cancer continues to impact millions, with 9.06 million deaths reported in 2022 and over 20 million children losing a parent each year. The most prevalent cancers include oral, breast, uterine, lung, stomach, and liver cancer. Early detection remains crucial for successful treatment and survival. The article highlighted key symptoms and urged readers to consult medical professionals if symptoms persist. The silent nature of some cancers, like lung, pancreatic, and ovarian cancers, makes early detection especially challenging, emphasizing the need for public awareness.

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