Pranam Q8 Jordan jokes are many. Language spoken and etymology are all recent ones. But Nigandu speaks few sounds of Sanskrit developing into. No one knows what was spoken. Because there were symbols , archaeologists started the interpretations as they wished. If one were to filter the assam and waves and decode all of them, one may hear what was spoken. Sound waves remain all the time in the air without any audibility to us. All other statements are mere comprehensions only. KR IRS 28521
On Fri, 27 May 2022 at 19:15, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 05-2022-27* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > *Q1 Are washing machines supposed to shake?* > > A1 Gopala Krishnan, former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966-2004)Answered just now > > Washing machines may vibrate when *running at high RPM during rinsing*. > Many washing machines may shake/ move due to many reasons. > > Washing machines are supposed to be placed in a *rough surface*. In many > homes such rough surface is not provided. Quantity of clothes should be > above 50% of the capacity. When clothes are less, during rinsing > vibration/shake/ movement occurs. Also machine should not be over loaded. > In many flats location of washing machine is earmarked and *special rough > surface or slight depth is provided so that machine may not move much.* > > Providing a coir mat/rough rubber mat below washing machine may solve the > problem to certain extent where special finishing is not done. > > *Q2 How beneficial are black raisins?* > > A2 Lucia Garcia Worked at Hospitals Mon > > Black grapes are excellent varieties of grapes, juicy, fleshy, and > delicious, and are generally used *to make high-end red wines.* > > Sometimes, people hang black grapes in a ventilated room to dry in the > shade, and raisins processed like this are called black raisins. > > Black raisins contain about 15% carbohydrates, of which fructose accounts > for 57% and glucose accounts for 43%, which can directly provide the body > with the energy needed for daily activities. > > *Black raisins are an excellent source of vitamin C.* 100 grams of black > raisins contain 464 mg of vitamin C, which is dozens of times more than > most fruits and vegetables. > > Studies have shown that black raisins are rich in bioflavonoids, which can > soften blood vessels, improve blood vessel permeability, and are very > beneficial to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health. > > Black raisins are a low-calorie, high-nutrition dried fruit. 100 grams of > black raisins contain only 46 calories. > > Eating a handful of black raisins every day is a great choice for your > health > > *My note- I raised doubt with my family doctor* about eating of raisins > by diabetic patients. He told me one can eat a *spoonful of raisins a > day. Ill effects of grapes is vanished by drying it in sunshine. I tried a > spoon occasionally, it has not increased my bloodsugar levels* > > *Q3 Why did the Indian Railways withdraw the concession in train > fares for senior citizens? What are your views on it?* > > A3 Mukesh Kamath Associate Consultant (2018–present)Tue > > Satisfaction with railway service is not just a factor of cost but also > comfort. *Many new trains have better comfort for marginally more cost.* > > *Railway is trying to mimic the comfort level of* air travel and safety > of the best in class railway service. > > So passengers are no more just looking for lower cost of travel. > Concessions that senior citizens enjoyed in trains was started around 25 > years back and has outlived it's use. > > To illustrate my point: papa has lakhs in property and gets pension too… > that too till he dies and mom too.. get handsome pension but travel in > sleeper claiming senior citizens concessions.. he wear ordinary clothes and > pretend to be poor. > > This pretend to be poor has affected all people at home.He only boasts > that he could have purchased 100s of cars but never purchased one also. His > father's character has transferred to him and he is a born pinchfist. They > both teach us kids the art of stinginess.If you go for sasta it will always > never pachta…This is also my opinion. > > *My note- I find the answer is not correct. Elders are not financially > well like his papa. I think the* concession has to be restored. Condition > of railway coaches are improved in very few trains. Special trains are > worse in all respects. Even water is not brought in the train, leaving > snacks. I had the worse experience in Chennai- Trivandrm superfast express. > Coaches were very bad even in 3rd AC. > > *Q4 As a railway ticket agent, what is the maximum amount of > money that the agent can deposit with the railways for issuing tickets?* > > A4 Mohan Chetty Mohan John & Co., (1989–present) Wed > > Mr…As your question that what amount should to be deposited for Railways, > to work as agent. Indian. Railways are biggest in Asia…As an agent you can > issue e.ticket agent. Either daily, two days, or weekly the tickets to be > issued by you the amount to be deposited with the railway department. Be > careful and try to avoid cash transactions… strictly transactions through > google pe, ponepe, credit cards, debit card, net banking…Cards may through > POS machines…If you transact through cash you will be responsible for > Income Tax, penalties and interests to be next seven years…this is my > opinion…this is my opinion… > > *Q5 What is the principal of washing machine?* > > A5 Raqib Khan, B.Tech from Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand > University (2023)Answered Jun 10, 2021 > > *The working principle of washing machine is the centrifugal and > centripetal forces.* > > A washing machine is a machine that washes dirty clothes. It consists of a > barrel in which clothes are kept. This barrel is filled with water, and the > water is then rotated very quickly to remove the dirt from the clothing. > Most washing machines are built so that detergent can be added to the > machine. These can help with cleaning clothes. > > *The concept of the washing machine is very simple – it stirs your clothes > in soapy lather and water to remove any dirt and stains before spinning to > remove the water after the cycle*. The main component of a washing > machine is the drum, which is filled with water, but did you know that washing > machines actually have two drums. > > Washing machines operate in two primary cycles. These are the wash cycle > and the rinse cycle.For more explanation visit below site > > dearpadai.blogspot.com > > *Q6 How does a washing machine wash clothes?* > > A6 Ammon Crapo, Sometimes I even get paid to do it...Updated > Dec 12, 2018 > > The question is quite vague, so forgive me if I don't give the answer > desired. I give below a general outline of washing machine theory. I don't > include details because every product line is distinct in its design, and > the details don't change the underlying cleaning process. So here goes. > > *All washing involves bringing cleaning chemicals into contact with > whatever is soiling an item, usually using water as a suspending medium*. > Typically these chemicals will surround and trap the soil, or else they > will alter the molecular structure of the soil(dirt). Usually *hot water > works better because there is more energy at the molecular level* so > everything moves around faster and the cleaning happens faster.A washing > machine works in exactly this way. Just as there are many methods for > washing by hand, there are many methods for washing by machine. > > *Agitating washer: Fill a large tub with water and* cleaning chemicals. > Add clothes. Stir the clothes around in the tub so that the chemicals can > get to where the soil is. Rinse. > > *Front loader: Put clothes in a tub. Pour a solution of* water and > chemicals over the top until the clothes are fully saturated. Repeatedly > lift the clothes and drop them back into the tub, turning the clothes over > each time. Rinse. > > These two are the most common strategies for clothes washing machines. > Some less popular approaches are: > > *Kneading the saturated clothes.Bouncing the saturated clothes.Forcing > water and chemicals through the fabric of the clothes.* > > These methods all work well, but they have been implemented with varying > success > > *Q7 Why is Chennai worse when compared to Hyderabad or > Bangalore?* > > A7 XXXXX Lives in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Mon > > Chennai is worse than Hyderabad and Bangalore, how? > > *In my opinion, Chennai is better because we have everything that is there > in any big city of India at* the same time, we also preserve our > traditions and culture unlike any of these cities. > > While rest of the metros are trying hard to copy the western style of > living and thinking it to be superior and hence ask questions like the > above, *people of Chennai are unapologetically themselves. You will > easily come across a millionaire who travels by auto rickshaw without > minding status* and wearing a simple veshti instead of tuxedo. It’s not > uncommon. > > People say Chennai lacks night life unlike other major cities hence it is > inferior - If having pubs and clubs and partying hard is your idea of > superiority, then you do you*. Most of us Chennaities couldn’t care less > about “night life”.* > > Chennai doesn’t have many skyscrapers, you say- Well having skyscrapers > alone doesn’t define development I guess, if it was, London shouldn’t be > called a developed city. Also to add to the fact, *Chennaities are less > flashy.* > > Chennai’s weather is bad, you say- I will agree on this one but we can’t > do anything about it. It is what it is. > > Other than these three things, there’s nothing in the other cities, that > is not there in Chennai. > > Then there are certain qualities that Chennai has that remains unmatched > by any of these major cities, > > *Chennai is a very safe city, especially for women.There’s no religious > disharmony.* > > We don’t think talking in our mother tongue or teaching our children our > language makes us uncool.We don’t think only wearing western outfits make > you look modern or progressive.Humility and hospitality of Chennaities is > unmatched. > > *My note- Now many in Chennai are also wearing half pants, ladies wearing > pants and shirts, and in many places skyscrapers are appearing.** Elders > find half pants more comfortable, * > > *Q8 What kind of languages did humans speak fifty thousand years > ago? Did they just make monkey sounds?* > > A8 Claire Jordan Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, > shop owner, secretary on newspaper May 22 > > *We’ve every reason to think humans have been able to speak for at least > two million years,* although we don’t know how sophisticated their speech > would have been that long ago. We do know that breeding populations of Homo > erectus made it to islands they would almost certainly have needed a raft > or canoe to get to and that sort of construction requires sophisticated > cooperation. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 27-05- 2022. * > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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