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At 11, UK-based Aneeshwar Kunchala to receive Junior Jane Goodall Earth Medal for wildlife conservation

Aneeshwar Kunchala, a passionate young wildlife educator, is set to receive the prestigious Junior Jane Goodall Earth Medal in 2026. His journey into conservation began at just four years old when he learned about the devastating effects of plastic on whales. Celebrated for his remarkable contributions to wildlife advocacy through…

The Times of India · Oct 16

Barbra Streisand’s $10 million gift helps women’s heart centre treat 1,700 patients annually

Barbra Streisand's generous donation of $10 million to Cedars-Sinai has paved the way for the creation of the Women’s Heart Center. This groundbreaking facility aims to delve into the disparities in cardiovascular health among women, addressing unique diagnostic and treatment challenges. Annually, over 1,700 women benefit from specialized cardiac care,…

The Times of India · Oct 16

US PERM Freeze: Indian H-1B workers could lose crucial time to secure Green Cards as sponsorships stall

On October 8, the US Department of Labor announced the suspension of green card processing for eight companies, causing significant worry among Indian professionals reliant on employer sponsorship for permanent residency. While current H-1B visas remain valid, individuals are urged to examine their situations closely and explore other immigration options.…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

Australian pensioner’s online wife ruled fictitious; daughter inherits estate

Clifford Stanley Perrin, an Australian pensioner, fell victim to a romance scam conducted by an online fraudster. After his death, a court discovered that his supposed wife, Stella Helena Perrin, was a non-existent person. The scam led to significant financial loss, leaving only a small property in Hervey Bay. The…

The Times of India · Oct 16

Indian authorities detain 'cockroach' movement founder Dipke ahead of new protest

Indian authorities on Friday detained Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of the satirical youth movement "Cockroach Janta Party", ahead of a new protest in New Delhi, live images from the group showed. Police earlier closed a central New Delhi park in an attempt to stifle near-daily demonstrations calling for the election…

France 24 · Oct 16

US denies 35,767 Green Card applicants’ work permits as rejection rate rises to 44 per cent

The US denied 35,767 work permit applications from Green Card applicants between April and June 2026, taking the rejection rate to around 44 per cent. The increase from 25 per cent in the previous two quarters comes as hundreds of thousands of applications remain pending, with applicants waiting an average…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

FBI extradites most-wanted fraudster Manjeet Singh Bedi from India

Manjeet Singh Bedi, accused of defrauding the US government of at least $600,000 in food assistance benefits, has been extradited from India, the US Department of Justice said. Arrested in India last month, Bedi is due to appear before a Washington state court on Friday and faces wire fraud and…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

From $40 To Global Brand: Daymond John turns side hustle into FUBU empire; family and hip-hop drive rise

Daymond John started FUBU with a small investment and his mother's support in the early 1990s. He sold handmade hats in Queens and quickly generated significant sales, showing demand for the brand. After facing multiple rejections from banks, his mother provided financial backing through a second mortgage. Collaborating with musicians…

The Times of India · Oct 16

Joni Mitchell US Citizenship: Music icon finally becomes American; can now vote

At 82, Joni Mitchell, the iconic Canadian singer-songwriter, has officially become a United States citizen. She shared her joyous moment of naturalization via social media, reminiscing about her journey since moving to the US in 1965. This milestone not only recognizes her profound impact on American music but also grants…

The Times of India · Oct 16

Japanese Mother Admits Killing Her Children After Prosecutors Cite Workplace Grievances at Trial: 'We Can Be Together in Heaven'

Akiko Ota has admitted killing her two children, but a Japanese court must determine whether her mental state made her legally insane or diminished her responsibility.

International Business Times UK · Oct 16