Orangutan babies are extremely dependent on their mothers. They nurse on their mother's milk for up to 6-8 years before leading an independent life.
The mother teaches them which fruits to eat, where to search for fruits, & what kinds of habitats are more suitable. Without a mother, young orangutans can't survive long on their own.
Orangutans are highly arboreal. They mostly live in the tree canopy & are naturally found in Borneo & Sumatra in Indonesia, with no continuous forest patch connecting India & the Indonesian islands.
Since orangutan mothers are highly protective, they defend their young aggressively.
In many wildlife trafficking cases, criminals are known to first separate the mother from her young, & in many cases the mother is killed.
A species that evolved in tropical rainforests, heavily dependent on wild fruits, can't survive in deciduous forests.
Orangutans are among the great apes that share the same evolutionary roots as us humans.
A safe food is where public health begins, not in hospitals.
Prevention at the kitchen door costs far less than treatment at the hospital bed.
The outcomes of enforcement go beyond public health. A society where food businesses meet a genuine food standard is a society with fewer preventable illnesses, more consumer trust, and a stronger food economy .overall Health and economic outcomes rise together when food safety is taken seriously.
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By marrying a Parsi, Indira Gandhi became a muslim.
And Smriti Iraniji became a Sanatani Hindu after marrying a Parsi.
That’s what every blind devotee says.
Look at the mentality of every single one of them. Schools are falling apart? No issue. Basic facilities missing? No issue. Toilets are in a disgusting, broken state? No issue. Teachers are missing? Still no issue. Children studying without proper classrooms, desks or basic infrastructure? Apparently, none of that bothers them.
Their ONLY problem is.. Who authorised Abhijeet to enter these schools, inspect the conditions, put a camera on them and expose the reality? How dare he show people what is actually happening.
This is what a rotten mentality of political servility looks like. They don't care about the children or the state of education. They care about shielding their beloved government from embarrassment.
The misery of children doesn't offend them. Exposing that misery does. That tells you everything about the depth of their गुलामी.
There was no separation. The British played the partition game to the hilt for geopolitical reasons.
Incidentally, that united entity would have been called India, not South Asia.
And also not Bharat.
All the problems of the Islamic world would have become integrally ours.
Even with partition India is unable to develop a coherent national personality.
Without partition India would have remained neither fowl nor fish.
As a family that were victims of partition, we never had regrets.
We are today in charge of our own destiny, even with the challenge of two Islamic neighbours.
What is striking about Pakistan and India is both are seeking to secure their geopolitical interests by aligning with the same US-led allied network that has lost status, prestige and relative power during the confrontation with Iran. It looks like less realpolitik and more like the constraints of elites in both India and Pakistan who still struggle to envision and pursue a foreign policy for the multipolar world that has been revealed by this conflict.
She was also a yoga instructor, people quit her classes, just because she wanted to make a reel. Her career is ruined. In society something or the other will always offend you, so how many are you going to cancel? Watch this interview on The Red Mike YT channel to know how Shraddha Singh has been doxxed and targeted for making a reel, which anyone could have made.
The language we choose reflects our personality and the kind of person we are. Choose your words wisely, because over time, you become what you think, what you speak, and what you practice.
Using bad language is not cool. Abusing is not cool.
Let’s keep the definition of cool simple: being hardworking, kind, respectful towards others and yourself, striving to be successful through honesty, and making your parents and your country proud.
THAT’S COOL.
I’m speaking about this because, over the past few years, the way we perceive abusive language has changed. For many, using such words has become so normal that it’s even considered “cool.” Without realizing it, people casually use degrading and disrespectful language in everyday conversations.
🇵🇰 The Pakistani military has imposed a communications blackout as it conducts a violent siege aimed at crushing a movement for electoral reform in Azad Kashmir, the nominally self-governing political territory administered by Pakistan.
Local authorities and hospitals have not released an official count of civilians killed. Though Amnesty International estimated that at least 40 people had been killed, residents who spoke to Drop Site said the figure was a significant undercount.
Harris Qadeer, editor of the local newspaper Roznama Jeddojehad, told Drop Site that he had documented 89 deaths in Rawalakot and Mirpur as of July 28 through first-hand accounts of funerals and burials, as well as death records maintained by a civil society group leading the protests.
“45 people were killed before July 27, and a list of their names was compiled by consulting their family members. An additional 37 people were killed on July 27 and 28,” Qadeer said.
He added that paramilitary forces killed another 22 civilians on Monday and 13 more the following day.
The region has remained under curfew and a complete internet blackout since June 5, 2026. Food and medicine have been blocked from entering, while grocery stores have been prohibited from opening. Announcements broadcast from local mosque loudspeakers warn that anyone violating the curfew, including women and children, will be shot.
🔗 Read @AreebaFatimaa’s report for Drop Site News: State Killings in Pakistan as Kashmir Erupts in Protest
Fascinating how the debate has evolved.💁🏻♀️
We seem to have moved from discussing excessive force, accountability and institutional failure to conducting a national seminar on Gen Z vocabulary.