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India News: Hundreds of voters in urban Jamshedpur were turned away from polling booths as their names were missing from the official list on Saturday.

Hundreds of voters in urban areas of Jamshedpur Lok Sabha seat faced issues as their names went missing from the official voter list. Cases were noticed in Jamshedpur West, Jamshedpur East, and parts of Jugsalai assembly segments. Voters with voter ID cards were unable to cast their votes, leading to frustration and complaints. Similar incidents were reported in other booths as well, highlighting the challenges faced by urban voters in the recent elections.

A 50-year-old woman was beaten to death by her live-in partner in Noida after he suspected her of having multiple affairs. The incident occurred in a slum in Sector 42. The accused has been arrested and charged under Section 304 of the Indian Penal Code.

The woman who was arrested for allegedly killing her 8-year-old son revealed that she committed the crime in a fit of rage when he returned home from school in dirtied clothes and two of his books were missing, police said on Thursday.

In a heartwarming tale of love transcending religious boundaries, Shama Parveen, a Muslim woman hailing from Aurangabad, Bihar, has chosen to return to

Just a day before the apex court hearing on Chandigarh Mayoral elections, BJP had managed to induct three AAP councillors.

In a bizarre flip-flop, two AAP councillors from the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation have returned to the party less than a month after quitting and joining the BJP.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Two AAP councillors from the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation have rejoined the party less than a month after their defection to the BJP. Poonam Devi and Neha Musawat, who had previously crossed over to the BJP along with a third councillor, Gurcharan Kala, cited their return to the AAP as a "ghar wapsi" (returning home). India News | AAP Councillors Poonam Devi, Neha Musawat Return to AAP After Brief Stint with BJP.

SC Verdict on Chandigarh Mayor Polls: The SC has slated an examination of the ballot papers and a comprehensive review of the entire election footage for 2 pm on February 20. Speculation is rife that the votes might be tallied, potentially disregarding the marks on the eight ballot papers.

The eight "defaced" ballot papers - from last month's controversial Chandigarh mayoral election - which are at the heart of a bitter fight between the AAP and the BJP must be shown to the Supreme Court Tuesday, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said.