Former Connecticut budget official convicted of extorting school construction contractors

Former Connecticut official Konstantinos “Kosta” Diamantis has been convicted of extorting contractors while overseeing state-funded school construction projects. Found guilty on over 20 federal counts, Diamantis faces sentencing in January 2026. The case has prompted Governor Ned Lamont to reinforce oversight measures, highlighting ongoing concerns over corruption, ethics, and transparency in Connecticut’s public contracting system.

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Daily Career Horoscope, October 24, 2025: Mercury Transit in Scorpio may bring powerful breakthroughs at work

Harness celestial guidance for career and financial advancement. Today’s horoscopes offer personalized advice to boost productivity, manage finances wisely, and seize opportunities. By following these insights, you can navigate challenges, make informed financial decisions, and build a stronger future, turning daily efforts into future success stories.

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BJP takes out ‘Nyay Yatra’ for Zubeen in Nalbari, seeks speedy & fair investigation

Assam’s BJP launched a ‘Nyay Yatra’ demanding a swift, transparent judicial probe into Zubeen Garg’s death. Party leaders emphasized ensuring justice and preventing culprits from escaping. They also accused certain groups of exploiting public sentiment following the artist’s demise to disrupt government land preservation efforts. The march aims to secure justice and honor Garg’s legacy.

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“These idiots”: Khamzat Chimaev fires back at Ikram Aliskerov as Dagestan rivalry heats up ahead of UFC 321

Middleweight champion Khamzat Chimaev has publicly criticized rival Ikram Aliskerov’s recent comments, accusing him of hypocrisy regarding their potential fight. Chimaev feels a double standard exists when he mentions fighting Dagestani opponents versus when they express interest in facing him. Aliskerov, meanwhile, remains focused on his upcoming bout at UFC 321, but his title aspirations…

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YMA declares ‘war on drugs’, addresses social, moral & governance-related issues

Mizoram’s largest civil society group, the YMA, has declared a renewed ‘war on drugs’ from 2025-2027, aiming to combat narcotics. The organization also passed resolutions on strengthening YMA principles, advocating for stricter Inner Line Permit enforcement, protecting water sources, improving roads, and addressing issues concerning non-tribal traders and inter-tribal marriages.

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