This is Larry the cat, the domestic cat of the PM of the UK.
With the resignation of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer today, Larry the cat is officially preparing to welcome his seventh political owner at 10 Downing Street.
Larry was adopted from the Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in 2011 during David Cameron's administration. He holds the official title of Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office.
He has outlasted a historic succession of British leaders. His previous human caretakers include David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak, and now Keir Starmer.
Known as Woman Pouring Perfume into a Phial (or the “Beautiful Perfumer”), this wall painting depicts an elite Roman woman decanting precious scented oil from aryballos into a slender phial. It reflects the importance of cosmetics, grooming, and fragrance in Roman elite life.
The animals you see inside the cages in this photo are Golden Langurs, a rare species found mainly in Assam and Bhutan.
A wildlife trafficking racket that was smuggling them was busted in Assam
Who is the mastermind of this racket?
An illegal Bangladeshi Mohamad Jamal.
From smuggling to repeatedly surfacing in various criminal activities, illegal immigrants are increasingly becoming a national security concern. Ignoring the problem today only makes it bigger tomorrow.
Perhaps what unsettles me most is the sense of disbelief. For many of us, the United States was a country we admired deeply—its institutions, its culture, its ideals. To see such callousness now, such indifference to the human cost of war, is profoundly troubling. Power exercised without reflection risks becoming something colder, something stripped of the moral restraint that once gave it legitimacy.
Does the U.S. risk losing India? America's relationship with India is "teetering badly" and it "will likely take years to repair the damage that has already been inflicted."
"India is a global swing state, one whose outlook and actions will disproportionately influence the international order. It shares U.S. concerns about Chinese power, and it wants to ensure that the Indo-Pacific democracies are strong and work together. New Delhi, in other words, remains an essential American partner. Washington will miss it if it’s gone." https://t.co/cOXUPjHRYM
Does the U.S. risk losing India? America's relationship with India is "teetering badly" and it "will likely take years to repair the damage that has already been inflicted."
"India is a global swing state, one whose outlook and actions will disproportionately influence the international order. It shares U.S. concerns about Chinese power, and it wants to ensure that the Indo-Pacific democracies are strong and work together. New Delhi, in other words, remains an essential American partner. Washington will miss it if it’s gone." https://t.co/cOXUPjHRYM
Does the U.S. risk losing India? America's relationship with India is "teetering badly" and it "will likely take years to repair the damage that has already been inflicted."
"India is a global swing state, one whose outlook and actions will disproportionately influence the international order. It shares U.S. concerns about Chinese power, and it wants to ensure that the Indo-Pacific democracies are strong and work together. New Delhi, in other words, remains an essential American partner. Washington will miss it if it’s gone." https://t.co/cOXUPjHRYM
Instead of dispersing their assets the Pakistanis are concentrating their ships to make a strike easy. It’s almost as if they’re inviting us to hit them
#Feminism and #Equality don't work in a practical world. Who had the bright idea to showcase feminine power on such a sombre occasion and disrespect the departed soul.
It also underlines the unsuitability of women in Armed Forces, where physical capabilities are critical.
@sardesairajdeep@AshishSinghKiJi@TinyDhillon@IndiaToday Basit is a known India hater. He is the main reason why the Indo Pak relations went into a downward spiral. What more were you expecting from him! You are no spring chicken sir.
What does Afghanistan bring to the table @Iyervval sir, that India has been sending so much aid? Is it the air assets which they can't use? Or is there something more? Your thoughts please.