#Arabian sea

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Vogue Greece picked an Israeli model Sun Mizrahi to be on the cover of their “Mediterranean Touch” and their followers got really angry.

“Posting an Israeli model on your cover in the midst of current world events is an extremely tone deaf decision and it really does beg the question whether you are able to read the room” one commentator said. “This is not what Israelis look like” another one added.

This is just a radicalized and panicked whitewashing of Israel to fit an insane narrative that Israelis are all White.

They essentially ask Vogue to not show the world that Israelis are Middle Eastern people. And since it annoys them so much, I decided to post it here too 😘

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Dracaena cinnabar

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‼️🇾🇪🇮🇱🇵🇸 Houthis claim attack on ship that docked in Israel

[Plain text: Houthis claim attack on ship that docked in Israel]

🔸 Source: Al Jazeera

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Indian Navy as a net security guarantor in the South Asian region

By N. C. Bipindra With the changing sea line of communication and the economy’s eastward shift, maritime security has become one of the most substantial economic and human security pillars. Since the 2004 tsunami, the Indian Navy has consistently proven itself as the first responder to any crisis in the Indian Ocean region, showcasing its readiness and reliability in such…

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USNS Big Horn

USNS Big Horn damaged after grounding; water ingress; no injuries #oman #navy #aground #oiler

Photo: x.com On September 23, the 208 meter long United States Navy oiler/auxiliary ship USNS Big Horn (IMO: 8812162) ran aground in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Oman. The single hulled vessel sustained hull damage including water ingress and damage to its rudder. Reports state the vessel was at anchor awaiting a tow to Dubai for…

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The largest dead zone in the ocean is in the Gulf of Oman in the Arabian sea and is 63,700-square miles

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Dracaena cinnabari, the Socotra dragon tree or dragon blood tree, is a dragon tree native to the Socotra archipelago, part of Yemen, located in the Arabian Sea. It is named after the blood-like color of the red sap that the trees produce.

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Best Moments of the Chanakya School of Craft x Dior Pre-Fall 2023 Collection, Part 5

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arabian sea | MUMBAI | Sea | WMO Report | sea link mumbai | Sea level rise

Attention Big danger hovering over many big cities of the country including Mumbai, the World Meteorological Department issued a warning WMO Report: Sea level rise will not only lead to the loss of coastal ecosystems and services but also groundwater salinity, flooding, and damage to With 7,500 km of coastline spread across nine coastal states, 12 major and 200 minor ports, India could face…

[bringherhome7]

BREAKING: A man kidnapped, raped, and tortured a Jewish woman in Paris to “avenge Palestine”.This is what your protests are encouraging.

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Wanna wake up to the sound of the waves and birds. Wanna wake up to calm and peace.

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Coastal Aerial Vistas: A Glimpse from Indigo Flight over Mangalore

Flying over picturesque landscapes has always been an exhilarating experience, but nothing quite compares to the awe-inspiring beauty of coastal regions. The city of Mangalore, located on the pristine shores of the Arabian Sea in southern India, offers an extraordinary blend of natural splendor and vibrant culture. As I recently embarked on a journey with Indigo Airlines, I had the privilege of witnessing breathtaking coastal aerial vistas that left me speechless. Join me as I recount this remarkable journey and share the indelible impressions etched in my memory.

The Aerial Perspective:

As the Indigo flight soared into the skies above Mangalore, my heart raced with anticipation. The view from above provided an entirely new perspective of the coastal city. From the airplane window, I was treated to a panoramic tapestry of vivid blues and greens, where the cerulean waters merged seamlessly with the lush greenery of the surrounding landscape. The aerial vantage point revealed a coastline dotted with palm-fringed beaches, winding rivers, and estuaries that stretched far into the distance.

Coastal Charm:

The coastline of Mangalore is a true testament to the splendor of nature. From high above, I witnessed the rhythmic dance of waves crashing against the shorelines, leaving trails of foamy white surf in their wake. The sandy beaches, basking in the warm sunlight, beckoned visitors with their promise of tranquility and relaxation. The vibrant hues of parasols dotted along the shoreline added a playful touch to the otherwise serene scene.

As the aircraft cruised over the city, I marveled at the blend of old-world charm and modern development. The historic buildings, painted in vibrant colors, stood as proud reminders of Mangalore's rich heritage. Meanwhile, the city's rapid growth was evident in the sprawling urban landscape and the bustling port area, which served as a lifeline for trade and commerce.

Natural Wonders:

Beyond the city limits, the coastal region of Mangalore revealed its true natural wonders. The flight granted me a privileged view of the lush mangrove forests that fringe the riverbanks. These ecologically rich habitats serve as sanctuaries for numerous bird species and play a vital role in preserving the delicate coastal ecosystem.

Further inland, I witnessed the majestic Western Ghats mountain range rising like a sentinel, its peaks shrouded in a mystical haze. These ancient mountains are a treasure trove of biodiversity, hosting an incredible array of flora and fauna. The verdant valleys, nestled between the mountains, seemed untouched by time, inviting adventurers and nature enthusiasts to explore their hidden trails.

Conclusion:

My journey with Indigo Airlines provided an extraordinary opportunity to witness the unparalleled beauty of Mangalore's coastal vistas from the skies. The picturesque landscapes, the mesmerizing hues of the Arabian Sea, and the blending of nature and culture left an indelible mark on my soul. From the aerial perspective, I gained a deeper appreciation for the fragile balance between human development and the preservation of natural wonders.

Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a wanderlust-driven dreamer, I highly recommend experiencing the coastal splendors of Mangalore from the heights of an airplane. Let the gentle breeze against your face and the breathtaking vistas unfold before your eyes. It is a glimpse of paradise that will forever remain etched in your heart.

So, the next time you embark on a journey, choose the window seat, fasten your seatbelt, and prepare to be captivated by the coastal aerial vistas that await you on an Indigo flight over Mangalore.

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Out on our own

Dreaming in a world that we both know

Is out of our control

But if shit hits the fan we're not alone

'Cause you've got me and you know

That I've got you and I know

~Till Forever Falls Apart, Ashley Rae Willson / Finneas Baird O'Connell / Leroy Clampitt

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The Great Raan of Kutch, one of the largest salt marsh deserts...in the woooooooooooooorld!

At twilight, you might be greeted with skies of soft rose quarts and washed amethysts.

This magical place is found in the Thar Desert in Gujarat India.

Once, this beautiful part of the world was part of the Arabian Sea as a large and long set of shallows. Over time, the slow geological uplift (what's also responsible for other parts of India - hi Himalayas), cut off the Raan and turned it into a still navigable lake. Then...with time, it began to dry.