December 10, 2025

1854 Torture Cases in Cuddalore: Weaver and Farmer Speak Out Against Officials

In 1854 Cuddalore, weaver Aroonachella Moodelly and farmer Chellappa Reddy were tortured by officials over theft and land disputes. Both reported severe abuse by peons and tahsildars in their testimonies to authorities.

December 10, 2025

Australian Firms Scale Back Diversity and Inclusion Amid US Anti-Woke Wave

Australian companies are reducing or ending diversity and inclusion programs due to a US-driven anti-woke backlash, reports Pride in Diversity. This shift reflects growing resistance and concerns among employees, especially over language and exclusion of majority groups.

December 10, 2025

Mount Gambier’s Blue Blob Sculpture Damaged By Googly Eye Prank; Case Ongoing

Mount Gambier’s famous Blue Blob sculpture was damaged after Amelia Vanderhorst stuck large googly eyes on it. The repair is done but court case continues with a January hearing.

December 10, 2025

1953 Film Avvaiyar Reveals Stunning Lost Views of Thirumullaivoyal Temple Near Madras

The 1953 black-and-white film Avvaiyar offers a rare glimpse of the beautifully preserved Thirumullaivoyal Temple and its serene surroundings near Madras, highlighting heritage lost to urban chaos.

December 10, 2025

1971 Annamalai University honour sparks protests and student death mystery

Annamalai University’s 1971 honorary degree to Chief Minister Karunanidhi caused major student protests. During the unrest, student K.P. Udayakumar died under unclear circumstances, stirring controversy that remains unresolved.

December 10, 2025

Victorian Liberal Candidate Faces Bullying and Misuse Claims from Own Law Firm

Grant Hutchinson, preselected for Croydon, is in a legal clash with his law firm. Partners accuse him of bullying staff and using firm resources for politics. Hutchinson denies all claims. The case may impact the crucial 2026 election seat.

December 10, 2025

US Issuing Prudential Revocations of H-1B Visas Amid Immigration Shake-Up

US consulates have sent prudential revocation notices to many H-1B visa holders linked to past law enforcement. Such revocations cancel visa stamps but do not end legal US stay. Visa holders can remain but must reapply for entry if they leave. No appeal is typically allowed, and visa scrutiny will increase.

December 10, 2025

Canada Fast-Tracks Immigration for Foreign Doctors to Tackle Healthcare Shortage

Canada plans a fast-track immigration route for foreign doctors working locally. A new Express Entry stream starts in early 2026, helping doctors secure permanent residency quickly.

December 10, 2025

CPJ Urges PM Modi to Free Jailed Journalists Ahead of Human Rights Day

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) asks PM Narendra Modi to free imprisoned journalists in India. It warns that detentions harm India’s democratic image and calls for urgent action to protect press freedom.

December 10, 2025

Tekashi 6ix9ine Plans 70-Pound Weight Loss During 3-Month Jail Sentence

Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine starts a 3-month prison term in January. He aims to lose weight with an Oreo cookie diet. He will also face anger and drug treatment after release.