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UPPSC aspirants in Prayagraj, India, are protesting for the fourth consecutive day, demanding changes to upcoming exam schedules. Students allege police used force to disrupt their protests, while police claim non-student instigators are provoking the unrest. Political leaders have also weighed in on the situation, with some criticizing the government’s handling of the protests.
The US and India have agreed to establish a semiconductor plant in India, aimed at enhancing national security. This follows a farewell meeting between PM […]
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar humorously dodged a choice between dining with Kim Jong Un or George Soros, citing Navratri fasting. Known for quick-witted responses, […]
Sanju Samson discussed his disappointment about being dropped from the T20 World Cup final lineup, despite being ready to play. He appreciated captain Rohit Sharma’s […]