#india UN

[lasaraconor]

[ross-nekochan]

INDIA 🇮🇳

[ohsalome]

[aeolianblues]

I'm trying not to block people. But there's only so many times I can go 'give people the benefit of the doubt' and then click their blog and what's literally the third or fourth post on their blogs? They talk about middle eastern people like savages who can't control their violent urges. And of course, more than half of them are Americans. After posing for 20 years, the masks that temporarily went up when anti-war activists criticised the American war in the Middle East are slipping, some of you never really believed brown people to be your equals did you? Get the fuck off my blog.

[goldenliartrash]

@borealnyx tagged me so here we are! (I know someone else tagged me in something similar a while ago and I forgot to do it, i'm so sorry :( )

3 Ships: The ones that I'm currently rotating in my mind at all times are ineffable bureaucracy from Good Omens, Nathaniel/Rebecca from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (who would I be if I didn't run to Nathaniel whenever this damned college degree gets too hard) and Ben/Duncan from Community (in an insane way exclusively)

First Ever Ship: Odd/Yumi from Code Lyoko (I was an Ulrich hater)

Last song: "Boy Toy" by Ricky Montgomery

Last movie: I haven't watched a movie in months... I think it might have been "The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir"?

Currently reading: The Hobbit (I'm annotating a copy to gift to my partner)

Currently watching: Community (hence the insanity)

Currently consuming: I had springrolls for lunch so I guess that

Currently craving: More springrolls :( (me he quedado con hambre)

tagging @jackredfieldwasmyjacob @butherlipsarenotmoving @jojos-bizarre-gender-crisis @docpiplup @corvidcantina and @motsimages !

[countessdankula]

I really went through 5 years of law school to learn that I hate the law.

It's so horrifying when even a cursory reading of colonial machinations in the Indian subcontinent makes you realise how the collaborating elite intelligentsia only perpetuated the colonisation of India.

[indizombie]

India is not a signatory of the UN Refugee Convention, which has meant that Tibetans fleeing to India do not have official rights, and have to rely on arbitrary decisions to retain their place in the country. The Indian government refused to register births among Tibetan community between 1950 and 1986, which meant that very few Tibetans have been able to obtain Indian citizenship. To this day, most Tibetans in India are not able to own property; they cannot apply for government jobs; and, although they have been granted funding to set up educational institutions, university admissions can be difficult or expensive, with students without Indian citizenship forced to apply as foreigners and pay the accompanying higher fees. Moreover, while it was willing to provide some assistance for their sustenance and education, the Indian government would not lobby for the Tibetan cause on the international stage.

Lewis Page, ‘The Uncertain Path: Can the Tibetan struggle outlive the Dalai Lama’, Caravan

[manilaxmiindustrial]

Stainless Steel 304 Flanges Stockists in India

Stainless steel 304, also known as 18/8 stainless steel, is an austenitic alloy containing 18% chromium and 8% nickel. This composition gives it excellent corrosion resistance, high strength, and good formability, making it one of the most commonly used stainless steel grades. Stainless Steel 304 Flanges

Types of Stainless Steel 304 Flanges

Weld Neck Flanges: Designed to be welded to the pipe, providing a strong connection and reducing stress concentration. Slip-On Flanges: Slipped over the pipe and then welded both inside and outside to provide strength and prevent leakage. Blind Flanges: Used to close the end of a pipe or a pressure vessel opening, ensuring no flow of liquid or gas. Socket Weld Flanges: Used for small-diameter, high-pressure pipes, where the pipe is inserted into the socket end and welded. Threaded Flanges: Feature internal threads that match the external threads of the pipe, suitable for low-pressure applications. Lap Joint Flanges: Used with a stub end, allowing for easy alignment and dismantling of the pipe.

Applications of Stainless Steel 304 Flanges

Petrochemical Industry: Used in pipelines, refineries, and processing plants due to their resistance to corrosive substances.

Food and Beverage Industry: Ideal for food processing and handling equipment because of their non-reactive and hygienic properties.

Pharmaceutical Industry: Used in manufacturing and processing equipment to maintain sterility and prevent contamination.

Oil and Gas Industry: Employed in drilling rigs, pipelines, and offshore platforms due to their strength and corrosion resistance.

Water Treatment: Used in desalination plants, water purification systems, and wastewater treatment facilities.

Construction: Utilized in building structures, bridges, and architectural elements for their aesthetic appeal and durability.

Manufacturing Process

The manufacturing of Stainless Steel 304 flanges involves several critical steps:

Raw Material Selection: High-quality stainless steel 304 alloy is selected based on the required chemical composition.

Forging: The raw material is heated and shaped using dies and hammers to form the flange.

Machining: The forged flanges are machined to achieve precise dimensions and a smooth surface finish.

Advantages of Stainless Steel 304 Flanges

Durability: High strength and resistance to wear and tear ensure long-lasting performance.

Corrosion Resistance: Suitable for use in harsh environments and exposure to corrosive substances.

Versatility: Applicable in a wide range of industries and applications. Ease of Maintenance: Smooth, non-porous surface is easy to clean and maintain.

Cost-Effective: Offers a good balance between cost and performance, making it a popular choice.

Conclusion

Stainless Steel 304 flanges are vital components in many industrial applications due to their exceptional properties and versatility. Their ability to withstand harsh environments, maintain high performance, and offer ease of maintenance makes them a preferred choice for professionals in various industries, including petrochemical, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, water treatment, and construction.

[corntort]

solo estoy pensando ignorame si quieres

[lasaraconor]

[ross-nekochan]

Indian wedding 🇮🇳

[wishesofeternity]

“Zeenat-un-Nisa survives Aurangzeb by many years. She is witness to the rapid disintegration of the Mughal empire as it recedes away from the Deccan and Bengal and gathers itself around the tombs of the old Sufi saints in Delhi. Zeenat-un-Nisa is the calm constant in a court in which seven padshahs rule in quick succession after Aurangzeb dies, and they are indiscriminately murdered, or blinded, or beheaded. The very last padshah of Zeenat-un-Nisa’s long life is Raushan Akhtar Muhammad Shah, great-grandson of Aurangzeb, more commonly known as Muhammad Shah Rangeela. Zeenat-un-Nisa is an old lady of seventy-six when the nineteen-year-old Muhammad Shah becomes Padshah Ghazi. Muhammad Shah is as different from Aurangzeb as it is possible to be. He is a discerning patron of the arts and will preside over a glittering salon where the poets and musicians will create works of endless beauty as Shahjahanabad prepares to burn. He is also, without doubt, something of a bacchanalian, fond of dancing girls and mystifyingly given to wearing a lady’s tunic and pearl-embroidered shoes while attending his mushairas (gathering of poets). Like the free-spirited matriarchs who presided over the zenanas of Babur and Humayun, Zeena-un-Nisa is cherished and respected till the end of her long life. But despite the bewildering exuberance of Muhammad Shah Rangeela’s court, night approaches for the Mughal empire. Zeenat-un-Nisa will be the last of the padshah begums, a lonely survivor of a golden age, watchful but voiceless guardian of a glorious legacy.”

- Ira Mukhoty, “Daughters of the Sun: Empresses, Queens and Begums of the Mughal Empire”

[mossadegh]

• CIA Documents on Iran | 1951-1978

[freebooter4ever]

hi i saw your answer for the previous reblog i did and i wanted to say,yes you’re art will still be on here and on this platform,but you won’t. and that makes me sad to hear or see since you’re such a positive influence and just a nice person to see on line. i would ofcourse miss you’re artwork but you’re presence is more important honestly and i would hate to see you leave but again i know it’s your decision and do what is best for you,i just don’t wish to see you leave or maybe do updates everynow and then,i hate to see you delete you’re blog since again i truly enjoy seeing you post and knowing you’re around. but again,please do what’s best for you!

Thank you for the kind words!! <3 I'm a little flustered, because even with thousands of followers it sometimes feels like im blogging to a quiet room these days - the level of interaction and goofy inside jokes and comments and general friend antics has decreased significantly in the past decade. I think some of this is just us getting older, but tumblr certainly hasnt helped with getting rid of the comments for YEARS and continuously screwing with the tag system. I'm happy to be a postive and entertaining influence though ^_^ (i try to keep all my salty negativity to the messages LOL)

[diamondsheep]

First Drawing of the Year : Bon 🐰✨ !!

Say Hi to Bon 💖 !! She's an OC that i created back in 2021. She's also part of my group of characters that are part human part animal ( like Antler )

This year i want to work a little bit more on my original art and since it is about to be the year of the rabbit, i thought why not give a cool redesign to one of my rabbit characters, so here she is 🐰✨

These are some sketches of Bon's Original Design !