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Three more students have been arrested in connection with the violent protest on the BHU campus. The arrests bring the total number of people detained to 10. The police have sealed rooms in two hostels as part of the ongoing search operation. Find out more about the incident.

Stalemate continues in alliance talks between Samajwadi Party and Congress. Akhilesh Yadav's team sent a final offer of 17 seats to Congress, who had

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A police sub-inspector has been suspended in this Uttar Pradesh district for allegedly luring a woman constable to marry him and then raping her repeatedly, a police official said on Wednesday. India News | Sub-inspector Suspended for Luring Constable to Marry Her, Raping Her Repeatedly: UP Police.

India News: A police sub-inspector has been suspended in Deoria, Uttar Pradesh for allegedly luring a woman constable to marry him and then raping her repeatedly. The accused has also threatened to make an indecent photo of her viral on social media. Read more...

The allies announced the seat-sharing arrangement for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls in Lucknow on Wednesday, saying the SP will contest 62 seats, the Congress 17, and Chandrashekhar Azad's party on one. But the Congress did not even fight on one of these seats, Bansgaon, in 2019. Out of the 67 seats that it contested in UP last time, it lost its deposits in 63

Under their agreement for UP, the Congress will contest 17 seats out of 80 in the state, leaving the remaining 63 seats for the SP and its smaller allies.

Amkor Technology cleared a major hurdle on its path to construct a $2 billion packaging and testing complex in the northwest Valley Tuesday night.

The USPS says its plan would boost efficiency and have a cost savings of $1.8 million to $2.2 million a year.

Arizona Speaker Ben Toma's resolution, which would also stop undocumented immigrants from being able to access public benefits, is intended to be decided by the voters later this year.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a jibe at PM Modi over UP Constable exam paper leak issue. ‘Paper leak is an injustice to the youth’, Gandhi said.