 | Anti-CAA protests: Policemen accused of taking away blankets provided by organisations in LucknowOn the lines of Delhi's Shaheen Bagh, around 50 women along with children have been squatting near the Clock Tower in Lucknow's old quarters protesting the CAA and NRC. |
 | Another Shaheen Bagh in UP: Lucknow's Ghantaghar new hub for women protesting CAA, NRC“Save Constitution, Save India, No to CAA, NRC, Reject CAA, Reject NRC" were the slogans repeated by the women while fluttering the tricolour. |
 | ASER findings show students in Lucknow, Varanasi schools lag behind in learningDespite improving the logistics and infrastructure, introducing NCERT syllabus at primary level, the standard of education remains grim in Uttar Pradesh. |
 | Woman arrested after Lucknow teenager sustains burn injuries in acid splashPolice said that the acid splashed on three women, including two married women who sustained minor injuries and the 13-year-old girl named Gungun Sonkar. |
 | Uttar Pradesh government considering police commissioner system for Lucknow, Noida: DGPThe senior superintendents of police for Lucknow and Gautam Buddh Nagar were transferred on Thursday and no new officers posted there immediately. |
 | 32-year-old lawyer beaten to death by five people in LucknowOne of the accused Vinayak Thakur, also a lawyer, has been arrested while four others were absconding. After preliminary investigations, the police have said that personal enmity was the motive. |
 | CAA protests: UP court reserves order on bail to Congress worker Sadaf Jafar, ex-IPS officer DarapuriJafar was arrested on December 19 while she was live on Facebook from the spot where protests against the amended citizenship law had gone violent. |
 | UP seeks ban on Popular Front of India for anti-CAA violenceDeputy CM Maurya said the PFI in a way is the 'incarnation' of the Students Islamic Movement of India and is' role has been 'established' in vandalism in the state. |
 | Accusations of bias against Uttar Pradesh police not new, go back a long wayOn alleged videos shared on social media showing UP police entering homes and indulging in vandalism, the UP DGP said if anyone had any grievance, they could approach the local police and magistrates |
 | UP Minister sparks row by refusing to visit kin of two men killed in anti-CAA stirThe minister refused to accept the allegations of discrimination saying he did not find it proper to visit the families of rioters. |
 | Priyanka Gandhi to meet party workers jailed during anti-CAA protests in LucknowThe Congress General Secretary has been strongly criticising the new citizenship law and also the Yogi Adityanath government's inability to control violence on the issue. |
 | Internet curbs in UP leave food delivery and radio cab services counting lossesOn the contrary, restaurants have been doing brisk business in Lucknow since those who used to order food through Swiggy and Zomato are now thronging them. |
 | Citizenship Act stir: UP government blames violence on PFI, SIMI radicals from MaldaThe statement came even as the government started the process to identify and attach property of rioters from CCTV footage in various towns. |
 | Trinamool Congress delegation detained at Lucknow airportTMC Rajya Sabha MP Md Nadimul Haque, who is part of the delegation, said he and other party members were staging a sit-in near a hanger at the airport. |
 | Will not allow Trinamool Congress leaders to visit state: UP DGPOP Singh said that police officer and civil administration officials are reaching out to community member and their leaders requesting them to cooperate in maintaining law and order. |
