CCP staffers clean garden of ex-IAS babu who got notice for illegal wall

Just a month after receiving a demolition notice for unauthorized construction, retired IAS officer Subhash Chandra had CCP workers tending to his private garden in Ribandar, raising concerns of preferential treatment. Locals are upset as they await essential pre-Ganesh Chaturthi cleaning, highlighting disparities in civic services between Panaji and Ribandar, fueling accusations of VIP culture…

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Kyle Dubas backs Auston Matthews amid the Toronto Maple Leafs’ playoff backlash

Following the Toronto Maple Leafs’ familiar second-round exit, Auston Matthews faced criticism despite his playoff performance. Former GM Kyle Dubas defended Matthews, highlighting his leadership evolution and defensive improvements. Dubas emphasized Matthews’ internal drive for excellence and his ability to take constructive criticism, noting that his legacy extends beyond goal-scoring to encompass overall player development.

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J&K: Soldier killed in Uri as Army foils LoC infiltration bid; Chinar Corps expressed ‘deepest condolences’

Ankit Kumar, a Havildar, was killed in Uri sector during a clash with armed intruders, marking the third Army fatality in Kashmir in five days. The infiltration attempt was foiled, but the intruders retreated into PoK amidst poor visibility. This incident highlights persistent infiltration attempts backed by Pakistan, potentially signaling a message amidst renewed US-Pakistan…

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Princeton Review ranks top US universities for financial aid in 2025: See the full list here

Princeton Review has released its 2026 guide ranking the top 10 US colleges offering the best financial aid for the 2024–25 academic year. Based on surveys from 170,000 students, the list highlights private and public institutions that provide substantial need-based scholarships, with some averaging over $70,000. Despite rising college costs nearing $100,000, families are paying…

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