Pranam
Q8 There is a very simple difference between research and fact findings
is that *in reasearch you are studying about something really deeply and in
fact -findings you are actually just collecting the knowledge without
knowing the reason* behind them.{ Exactly as Mr G might not have read this
too}.
Q12 There are only 2 types of people on earth; ITTAR PERIYOR;
IDAADHAAR IZHIKULATHOR; PATTANGI ULLAPADI; THE DONOR AND THE ONLY i OWNER
AS PER THE VEDAS. (donor is serving the society; owner dies with just 6
feet by 2 land if buried or a drop of water when burnt. *“காதற்ற ஊசியும்
வாராது காண் கடைவழிக்கே” “Kaadhatra Oosiyum Vaaraadhu Kaan
Kadaivazhikkae”meaning, This eyeless needle is useless and will not go to
the market. And, even this useless needle will never accompany you in your
final destiny (after death). These *verses* that changed Pattinathar’s
life.*
நாபிளக்க பொய்யுரைத்து நவநிதியம் தேடி நலனொன்றும் அறியாத நாரியரைக் கூடி
பூப்பிளக்க வருகின்ற புற்றீசல் போல
புலபுலென கலகலெனப் புதல்வர்களை பெறுவீர்
காப்பதற்கும் வகையறியீர் கைவிடவு மாட்டீர்
கவர்பிளந்த மரத்துளையிற் கால்நுழைத்துக் கொண்டே
ஆப்பதனை அசைத்துவிட்ட குரங்கதனை போல
அகப்பட்டீரே கிடந்துழல அகப்பட்டீரே
Naapilakka Poiuraiththu Navanidhiyam Thaedi
Nalanondrum Ariyadha Naariyarai Koodi
Poopilakka Varugindra Puttreesal Pola
Pulapulena Kalakalavena Pudhalvargalai Peruveer
Kaapadharkkum Vagai Ariyeer Kaividavum Maateer
Kavarpilandha Maraththulaiyil Kaalnuzhaithu Kondae
Aapadhanai Asaithuvitta Kurangadhanai Pola
Agappatteerae Kidanthuzhala Agapatteerae (pattinathaar)
meaning, You gather all the nine kinds of wealth by uttering lies until
your tongue gets split. You get together with women who don’t even know
what is good and what is bad. And like the termites that fly out cracking
up the earth, you beget a lot of children. You don’t know how to save them,
you won’t leave them and go away. This act is like the monkey that inserts
its leg in the gap of a tree branch split up by a wedge and trying to shake
that wedge.
KR IRs 25222
On Fri, 25 Feb 2022 at 06:48, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 02-2022-25*
>
> *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS*
>
> Q1 How often should a split type aircon be cleaned?
>
> A1 Anonymous Answered Jun 30, 2020
>
> Regular cleaning of your AC will help it last longer. *Split type aircon
> should be maintained every two weeks along with filters*. Also for duct
> type AC a periodic cleaning twice a year along with Inspections inside the
> vent cover for dirt, dust build-up and other debris.
>
> *When adequately maintained, it's estimated that most split ductless
> aircon cleaning last for about 20 years*. This is far beyond the 12 to 15
> years that most conventional systems last, so it's fairly safe to assume
> that your split system will last longer than most other options.
>
> *My note- Split Ac filters are cleaned once a quarter. It is felt Once a
> fortnight is too early.*
>
> Q2 Is it true that prune juice helps you overcome constipation?
>
> A2 Lucia Garcia Worked at Hospitals12h
>
> In European and American countries, prune juice (plums juice) has the
> reputation of "human scavenger".*Fresh prune juice can treat constipation
> and has the special effect of quickly relieving constipation.*
>
> Prune juice is rich in insoluble plant fiber and water-soluble natural
> pectin fiber, these two substances work together to effectively increase
> the volume of stool, stimulate intestinal peristalsis, and promote
> defecation.
>
> *In addition, after prune juice enters the body, it can synthesize xylitol
> and sorbitol.*
>
> Xylitol can improve the structure of intestinal flora, promote the
> proliferation of beneficial bacteria in the intestinal tract and inhibit
> the growth of harmful bacterial, Thus relieve the symptoms of constipation.
>
> *When sorbitol enters the intestines, it can draw more water into the
> intestines, which can make stools looser and easier to expel, promoting
> healthy bowel movements.*
>
> Medical experts have conducted a lot of research and experiments on the
> function of prune juice to relieve constipation. Although the explanations
> are different, the results all prove that prune juice has a unique effect
> on constipation relief, which is unmatched by any other food.
>
> Q3 Why is it that people are constantly calling Bengalis,
> Biharis, Marathis, UPites, and the people of Madhya Pradesh as North
> Indians when they are genetically the same as South Indians?
>
> A3 Aravind Varier Teacher (2011–present)22h
>
> In my opinion, Indian citizens whose mother belongs to Aryan Language
> family can be considered as North Indians.
>
> Similarly, Indian citizens whose mother tongue belongs to Dravidian
> Language family can be considered as South Indians.
>
> Therefore, it is technically correct to call Bengalis, Biharis, Marathis
> and the People of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh as North Indians.*Having
> said that, I personally consider all the states North of Kerala and Tamil
> Nadu as North India.*
>
> Q4 Why would you need dialysis treatments?
>
> A4 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited Hyderabad, Telangana,
> India Wed
>
> *When your kidney fails and is unable to take care of your body
> requirements, dialysis is required.* Dialysis performs the following
> functions:
>
> Removes waste, salt and extra fluid from your body, therefore prevents its
> accumulation in your body.
>
> Ensures appropriate level of certain electrolytes like sodium, potassium
> etc. are maintained. Helps in controlling blood pressure.
>
> Q5 I eat around 10 apples a day. Is that bad for me?
>
> A5 Lucia Garcia Worked at Hospitals Mon
>
> Apples are extremely nutritious, but you can't eat too many apples.The
> sugar content of apples is at a medium level, and the sugar content of
> apples is mainly fructose.A medium-sized apple is about 3 inches (180
> grams) and contains 19 grams of sugar.
>
> *Apples also contain a lot of dietary fiber, which can* slow the rate at
> which fructose enters the bloodstream and liver.
>
> According to clinical trial analysis, daily intake of 25 grams to 40 grams
> of fructose is completely safe.Fructose is mainly metabolized in the liver.
>
> If you consume too much fructose, the excess fructose can easily be
> converted into fat, which can cause health problems such as fatty liver,
> high blood lipids and obesity.
>
> Therefore, it is recommended to eat not more than 2 apples a day in order
> to limit the intake of fructose.
>
> Q6 Do lions stay with their parents for life?
>
> A6 Ken Saladin Former professor of animal behaviour Feb 19
>
> Lion prides are matrilineal societies—*female cubs stay with their birth
> pride when the grow up, but the males are forced to leave*. They roam as
> bachelors for a time, often as brotherhood pairs. For a chance to mate,
> they have to take over another pride of females somewhere, *often by
> usurping an older male that can no longer defend his hold on his harem.*
>
> Q7 How often do you pressure wash your windows?
>
> A7 Gopala Krishnan, former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004
> at Department of Telecom (1966-2004)Answered just now
>
> I live in Chennai, India. After winter a thorough washing is done on
> windows First using brush and dusting clothes and then cleaning liquid
> is added to water used for wiping. Again washed and wiped so that window is
> dried. Skilled labour is employed. Outer doors also cleaned. Irrespective
> of season doors inside are cleaned once in 3–4 months and walls having
> dirt. Full wash of inside wall is done once in six months. It gives the
> appearance as wall has been recently painted.
>
> *Q8 What is the difference between research and fact-findings?*
>
> A8 MEGLADON GAMING Studies Science & Physics, Chemistry, and
> Maths at Satyam Public School (Expected 2028)3m
>
> There is a very simple difference between reasearch and fact findings is
> that *in reasearch you are studying about something really deeply and in
> fact -findings you are actually just collecting the knowledge without
> knowing the reason* behind them.
>
> Q9 How did the Arabic tribes suddenly appear out of nowhere in
> history and then defeat both the Persian Empire as well as the Roman Empire
> and then even go into India and take over their "Empire"? & Indonesia? Did
> they have guns maybe?
>
> A9 Matt Riggsby MA Archaeology, Boston University Feb 15
>
> They didn’t appear “out of nowhere.” *Arabs have a long if admittedly
> slightly obscure history*.The earliest mention of Arabs come from a
> single depiction of a man on a camel, labeled as an Arab, on a *Mesopotamian
> relief dating to around 1000 BC.* Arabs appear here and there as
> middlemen in long range trade networks and occasional allies and enemies to
> empires. Some of the most notable include the Nabateans who controlled the
> lucrative incense trade around southern Arabia and the Red Sea and thereby
> became immensely wealthy, building the well-known city of Petra before more
> or less joining the Roman empire.
>
> *As for the Muslim expansion of the 7th century, it was a combination of
> factors*. One of the important ones was the rise of Islam as a key
> political as well as religious unifying force. There’s a long history of
> mobile nomads quickly forming powerful armies capable of rolling over the
> sedentary nations around them, though they were mostly Central Asians:
> Huns, Uighurs, Mongols, and the like. It just happened to be the Arabs’
> turn. Just as important was the timing. Islam arose just as the Persian and
> Byzantine empires concluded several exhausting and expensive decades of
> inconclusive wars. They were low on money and manpower just when they might
> need it most. Had either or both empires been reasonably wealthy, Islam
> might never have expanded beyond the Arabian peninsula. As it was, though,
> there was nobody to stop them. And as the mostly-but-not-entirely
> Arab-dominated caliphate expanded, it put Muslim and only coincidentally
> Arab rulers on a variety of thrones. What they had, then, was a *unifying
> ideology and absurdly good timing.*
>
> Q10 Why isn’t the steering wheel in the middle of the car?
>
> A10 Steve Baker Senior Software Engineer (2013–present) Feb 10
>
> There are actually a few cars that do that. Several McLaren’s do that.
>
> But the general reason is that if the driver sits in the center - there
> isn’t enough room to either the right or the left for anyone else to sit
> comfortably without making a MUCH wider car. So your typical 4 seater car
> can now only seat three - and a 2 seater car becomes a single person car.
> That’s a tough proposition.
>
> Q11 What is your favorite tier 2 city?
>
> A11 Ratnakar Sadasyula Proud to be an Indian Mon.It happens to
> be my hometown *Vishakapatnam or Vizag* as it is popularly known. If not
> for anything just the sheer natural beauty, hills on one side, sea on other
> side.
>
> It is one of the most cosmopolitan places in India. I grew up and studied
> in schools, that had people from all corners of India. Apart from Telugu
> people, you have *Odiyas, Bongs, Mallus, Tamilians, North Indians,
> Punjabis, Gujjus, co existing without much of a problem.* Due to the
> Eastern Naval Command located here, as also all many Central Govt
> undertakings and PSU's, the city had a large number of migrant population,
> and is a veritable mini India. *It is a place where any one from India
> can feel at home*, irrespective of race, religion or region. And yes
> migrants here are not beaten up.
>
> One of the most abiding images of Vizag is the presence of *3 hillocks
> located close to each other, in a radius of around 6 KM*. On one of them
> is a Venkateswara Temple, another hillock contains a Darga, and the third
> one Ross Hill contains a church. In effect it also sums up Vizag's ethos
> of co-existence and harmony. We have had Sikhs, Muslims, Christians co
> existing with Hindus for decades peacefully, without much issues. Still
> remember our Muslim family friends bringing us kheer and sewaiya during
> Ramzan, sharing Christmas cakes with my Christian friends, and they in turn
> taking part in Ganesh Puja, Diwali celebrations. The city to date never has
> had any communal riots.
>
> *It is one of the safest places in India, crime is relatively low compared
> to other metros or cities.* You can hang out till midnight without being
> worried about being mugged. And it is pretty much a safe place for women
> too.
>
> Want to hang out during a weekend, you do not need to plan much, just head
> to the Ramakrishna Beach, where you can just laze around, have the chaat,
> or head to one of the fruit juice stalls. And apart from *Ramakrishna
> Beach*, you can also check out the Rushikonda, Lawson's Bay Beaches, be
> careful though, it is risky to go for swimming, underwater currents can be
> quite dangerous.
>
> And the Beach Road itself has a whole lot of sights to see. An excellent Kali
> Mata Mandir, in typical Bengali style. One of the more prominent *Ramakrishna
> Maths Submarine Museum*, only one of it’s kind in India
>
> Aircraft Museum -Not to mention beautiful parks like VUDA Park-Tenneti
> Park with an awesome view of the Bay of Bengal
>
> You could also go up to the *Kailashgiri Hill* and have a great view of
> the city during night time.
>
> You have the *Dolphin’s Nose*, basically a large hill getting it’s name
> from the shape. It forms the entrance to Vizag Port, and is one of the
> city’s iconic landmarks.And you get an equally awesome view of the city and
> Bay of Bengal from there.
>
> *Vuda City Central Park, this was actually the old prison area in the city*,
> that was shifted out later. Now a magical wonderland at night, with
> awesome fountains.
>
> And if you have a longer weekend, you have a plethora of options.
>
> Take the *rail trip to Araku Valley*, passes through some really long
> tunnels.Or visit the Borra caves.
>
> Check out Bhimili beach, and all the quaint Dutch monuments there.
>
> And you have a whole lot of temples, mosques, churches, gurudwaras
> whenever you need to find some solace and faith. The city also has a good
> number of movie theaters, multiplexes and malls, showing the latest Telugu,
> English, Hindi movies.
>
> And no *Vizag is not just fun and frolic, it is one of the 13 major ports
> in India, 2nd largest in terms of cargo handled. *And this port is a
> vital point of export for the mines in Southern Odisha, Chattisgarh and
> north eastern part of Andhra Pradesh.
>
> *It is also the HQ of the Eastern Naval Command,* making it strategically
> important. The city was one of the main targets for Pakistan during the
> 1971 War.
>
> *Vizag is also one of the major industrial centers in* India, with a
> whole lot of PSU giants located here.
>
> *The Vizag Steel Plant built with German- Soviet* collaboration, one of
> the major integrated steel plants in India.
>
> HPCL Refinery Hindustan Shipyard Ltd- Hindustan Zinc, now part of Vedanta
> Group BHEL
>
> The best thing about Vizag is that it offers you a relaxed, laidback
> lifestyle, with all the advantages of a big city, good schools, hospitals,
> entertainment options. And add to it a peaceful atmosphere and a spirit of
> co existence.
>
> *Q12 Everyone knows there are two types of people in the world.
> What are they?*
>
> A12 Krishna Suryakanth Updated 9mo
>
> Have a look at this *3 seater sofa*. There are two kinds of people. People
> who sit in corner of the sofa. People who sit in the center of the
> sofa.
>
> Where a person sits on sofa (NOT IN HOME SOFA) helps to determine a rough
> idea of what kind of a personality he has.
>
> *People who sit in center are usually confident and make friends easily*.
> *People
> who sit in corners are sensitive and are kind of introverts*. Mind you,
> being sensitive is not a bad thing. A sensitive person is aware of
> surrounding and is the first one to react to the threat.
>
> Obviously, this is not physics. Nothing is absolute. Just by looking at
> one aspect we can't conclude a personality. In this case, we need to
> correlate with sitting posture and other things such as mood of the person.
>
> *If you are attending jobs interviews, try sitting in center with straight
> back bone*. Look into the eyes. A little smile on face. Talk less but
> talk precisely. Leave the room with a confident walk.
>
> *They usually don't select you on the basis of what you spoke, they select
> you on the basis what you made them feel for instance*, confidence,
> mutual respect, clear mind, punctual, good ears, obedience, discipline,
> capacity to deal hard times, etc.
>
> Edit: Some are saying I sit in corner because if the other person comes he
> can sit on other corner. The distance is maintained.*Some are saying I
> will sit in center because I want to spread*. Some are saying I sit in
> coroner because I want to use armrest.
>
> *Why do these people have different reasons? Because they have different
> personalities*. One is giving priority for privacy. The other is okay
> with having strangers sitting on either side of him. Rest of the people
> want to rely on armrest, that is looking for comfort, safe zone.
>
> Did you see? The difference in thinking is the difference in
> personalities.And some still believe where we sit has nothing to do with
> our personality.
>
> Ps: I have clearly mentioned that I am not talking about home sofa. *Yet,
> many people are saying they sleep on Sofa in their homes. Hmmm..*
>
> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 24-02- 2022. **Quora
> answers need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 25-02-2022*
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