Pranam Q1 AC water can be sent to garden or plant-pots Q2 Not only Mango; Jack fruit and Plantain also ; three are called three-fruits @ MUKKANI. Poor west may not know much about these and so opens and shuts with Mango only. Q5 Mr Ashwin knew nothing about chennai or Hyderabad but remarked where he lived for a short period. As I wrote a few days back, People from Kerala and AP migrate to Chennai only. Hyderabad includes secunderabad and both are totally different. Airport to the IT world is a USA road track whereas the interior will be shabby to ride. Of Course foreigners and IT professionals need not see much of the interiors of Hyderabad. Jubli Hills will be smarter. All Places in any part of the earth will have both ends mixed up. Q6 Let us know about our services; then International train services pl. Major advanced nations use less train travel. Also English and Germans use local trains for office use which is tighter at peak. France train service serves only the poor . Q8 Raw eating without washing and cleaning is dangerous to health. Also boiling under the compressed pressures does not allow the vegetables and fruits to lose any component. What is soup?. KR IRS 24622
On Fri, 24 Jun 2022 at 11:49, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 06-2022-24* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > Q1 Can we use air conditioner water which is dripping out from > the outlet? > > A1 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966–2004) Just now > > A liquid appearing *somewhat similar to w*ater is coming through the > outlet tube. The liquid is due to chemical reaction/condensation. I have > extended one of the tubes from Samsung AC to ground and the soil is getting > wet. *Another one is permitted to fall on cemented floor and found the > area darkened. This is from LG air conditioner*. Another outlet from > Samsung AC is made to fall on cemented ground. *There no darkening occurs*. > I clean the darken area using bleaching powder occasionally to avoid > slipping in the area due to growth of small algae. *I do not know for > what purpose the 1–2 cups of the liquid can be used*. It is best to fall > it on ground if possible. > > My note- In flats normally the liquid is collected in a bucket and thrown > through outlet pipes. > > Q2 Why is mango the fruit so popular? > > A2 Lucia Garcia Worked at Hospitals Sun > > Mango is one of the famous tropical fruits, which is *very popular > because of its delicate flesh and unique flavor.* > > Mango combines the essence of tropical fruits, which is not only > delicious, but also has very high nutritional value, known as the *"tropical > fruit king" in the world.* > > Most importantly, mango is an excellent source of natural phenolic > compounds such as mangiferin, quercetin, anthocyanins, atechins, > kaempferol, rhamnetin, propyl, benzoic acid, gallic, methyl gallate, > ellagic acids, and protocatechuic acid. > > Oxidative damage is responsible for many chronic diseases, such as high > blood pressure, heart disease, kidney disease, diabetes, cancer, human > aging and so on. > > Mango polyphenols have strong antioxidant capacity, and their antioxidant > function has been widely proven and continues to receive widespread > attention. > > *Mango polyphenols mainly function as antioxidants, which can effectively > protect cells from oxidative stress damage,* strengthen the human immune > system, and avoid the risk of various chronic diseases. > > In addition, mangoes are rich in fructose and glucose, which are > monosaccharides that can be quickly absorbed by the body. *Eating mangoes > can supplement nutrition and restore physical strength.* > > A medium mango weighs about 200 grams and contains only 120 calories. Eat > 1 mangoes without worrying about gaining weight. > > *Eating 1 mango a day is very beneficial to your health*, especially > during the epidemic of COVID-19. > > My note- For many diabetics eating mangoes may increase blood sugar level. > *For > some it does not increase blood sugar level.* > > Q3 Why has the colour of the Indian Railways changed from > brown to blue? > > A3 Brijith Siberson Sun > > This is what the brown and beige colour scheme now looks like, see how > dirty it is!! yes, colour change is necessary at frequent duration (5 or 10 > years). But, go for the one which at least can be maintained for aesthetic > looks. Simply, This color combination is not suited for India, where > cleaning works are negligible. These train appear dirtier than old blue > coaches. Trains represent “an image” of respective countries, its > prosperity. > > My NOTE- Nowadays train coaches have different colour for the body, depend > on the category of the train. > > Q4 What is the maximum voltage that can appear in our home > appliance power plug? > > A4 Chintan Patel ,BE in Electrical Engineering, Electrical > Engineering in Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya Engineering College > (Graduated 2017)7y > > Generally 230 voltage is available at home appliances plug *but it is a > rms value of voltage*. So the maximum voltage will be 325 V. > > In power system maximum 5% voltage fluctuation is allowed so maximum > voltage at home appliances plug is 342 V. > > Note: this is data is for Indian power system. > > Q5 Why is Hyderabad a better city than Chennai? > > A5 Ashwin(அஷ்வின் ) Lives in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India > (2021–present)Tue > > Hmm. Interesting. > > I think I am qualified enough to answer this as I am a Tamilian who was > born in Chennai, stayed for five years(approx.) and then migrated to > Hyderabad and stayed ever since then for 13 years, then came to Chennai for > my bachelor’s.(current) > > City life:- Hyderabad and Chennai have their ways of city life. Hyderabad > is much more cosmopolitan than Chennai. Chennai is more lively when there > is any event in the city, but Hyderabad is always cheerful thanks to the > people of Hyderabad who are diverse unlike Chennai which is mostly > Tamilians. > > Road and traffic:- Chennai has good roads(plains) but terrible traffic > sense. Hyderabad doesn’t have as good roads as Chennai(a lot of potholes) > but has good traffic sense amongst its commuters. > > Transportation:- Ha! No doubt Chennai. Chennai has almost all types of > transport, you name it. That is why I think *Chennai is named Detriot of > Asia*. Metro train, MTC, MRTS, Auto, Airways, Seaways. And for Intra city > commutation, there is nothing as good as MTC(bus). These MTC operates and > connects almost all of Chennai and is fun to use. Then MRTS(parakkum rail) > is also used across the most important points of Chennai and Chennai > beach-Velachery route is one of the most frequently used trains in MRTS. > Then metro. *Metro train is really well designed in some parts and poorly > designed in others. And that is why the metro isn’t that frequently used,* > unlike > Hyderabad where HMRL has become such an integral part of daily commuter’s > life in Hyderabad. > > Tourism:- Hands down Chennai. Tamil Nadu dominates the list of yearly > domestic and international tourists. So in that way, I can tell you Chennai > attracts a lot of tourists because of its cultural sites and British-style > architecture along with many other natural spots to visit. Hyderabad too > has many places to visit but can’t match Chennai. > > Food:- I would say it as a tie. Both have good places to eat. Hyderabad > is famous for its Kebabs and biriyani while Chennai is famous for its > variety of food cuisines present in the city. Name any dish, you will find > in Chennai. And Chennai is the home to many food vloggers such as Irfan’s > view, Peppa foodie, Idris explorers, etc. So for food, Chennai has it all. > Just you need to ask your local guide to know what is available at which > place. > > IT companies presence and work:- Obviously Hyderabad. Chennai also has IT > parks and companies but is not as impressive and dominating as Hyderabad. > *Hyderabad > has all the top product-based companies one can possibly think of.* > Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Dell, PayPal, etc. If IT in Chennai was really > good, then why would my family shift from Chennai to Hyderabad? > > Land costs:- Hands down Hyderabad. Hyderabad’s cost of living is much > less compared with Chennai. To get a good 2BHK/3BHK in Chennai you need to > go to outskirts like OMR, Porur, Ambattur, and Tambaram and to get a house > in the same configuration at a good place such as Besant Nagar, Anna Nagar > Adyar, Egmore, Chepauk, Mylapore, etc. *is just close to impossible and > even buying a house there will also cost high for a basic 1BHK as well*. > That is not the case in Hyderabad. Trust me, personal experience. > > Cleanliness and sanitation:- I would give it to Hyderabad. Chennai is > good but not all places are good. Central Chennai is the best place to > reside and it is maintained well. other places are good but not maintained > as good as the central Chennai and *when there is a flood or some > water-based calamity in Chennai(very often), the city takes a lot of days > or weeks to recover from it* and it suddenly becomes dirty as Chennai > doesn’t have a good drainage system and this is really bad for a > metropolitan city like Chennai. > > Cinema:- Chennai is the absolute place for cinema. If Hyderabad has > Prasads, AMB we have Sathyam(SPI), Mayajaal, Rohini, Jazz, AGS and many > more. And the theatres here are much more premium and cheaper compared to > Hyderabad. > > Industrialization:- No doubt Chennai. > > Peace, Law and order:- Chennai is much better when it comes to peace and > religious harmony. I myself have seen Hyd bomb blasts in 2013(Kukatpally) > and it was a shocker to see this happen in Hyderabad. These are less in > Chennai and the whole city will stand if something is really wrong against > Tamilians(Jallikattu protest done at Marina Beach, Kaveri water dispute, > Sterlite attack, etc.). And Chennai has one of the best police forces in > India and their work has been so invaluable to the city’s law and order > though having corrupt politicians and parties ruling the government one > after the other in the state. > > College and education:- Obviously Chennai. It has all the top colleges > irrespective of the degree you want to study and many Hyderabadis come to > Chennai acknowledging this fact. > > Final verdict:- If you want to have an all-around life(especially > techies), Hyderabad is the place to go. But if you are someone who wants to > excel in the field of automobiles, industrialization, tourism, sea trade > and real estate then Chennai is the place to go. *And now, the IT scene > has changed a lot since we left Chennai(2008).* Now many companies are > setting up their offices in Chennai, especially OMR(Sholinganallur, > Siruseri, Navallur). OMR is the hub of modern Chennai’s IT companies and > you will find almost 75–80% of all IT companies in this place. and other IT > parks in Adyar, Kilpauk, Guindy, etc. and the city has started to become > cleaner and ease of living is much better now and placed much higher than > Hyderabad. So the choice is yours. > > Q6 Is the UK rail service as good as the German or French? > > A6 Nicholas Stone Extensive life long interest in public > transport. Tue > > I have travelled extensively by train across the UK, Germany and France. > > *Both the UK and French railway networks are focussed on their capital > cities*, with trunk routes radiating outwards. Germany’s network reflects > the country’s polycentric population, business and government centres. > > A French TER train which operates on secondary or rural routes. > > *The French high speed trains are excellent, if* sometimes cramped. The > TGV will take you across the country in a few hours. *The German high > speed trains are more comfortable, but less fast. The UK has a limited high > speed network,* the many long distance trains operating at no more than > 200 km/h. German and UK long distance train services tend to be more > frequent than their French counterparts. > > The UK operator Greater Anglia has rolled a fleet of new trains across the > network in Eastern England. > > Rural services in France are patchy and infrequent. The UK does have an > impressive rural network, with efforts to run trains at 2 hourly intervals. > Germany excels in interregional services and services within conurbations. > > Across all three countries, overnight sleeper trains are few. The focus is > scheduling passenger on profitable fast day time trains. > > A double decker intercity train in Germany. > > Local tram networks in Germany and France are more extensive than in the UK. > Germany has over 35 tram networks. Since 1985, France has opened an > impressive 20 new tram networks. In the UK, there are just 7 networks. > > UK rail fares are complex, convoluted and with duplicated sales offered > across multiple websites. UK season tickets and flexible one way tickets > can be extortionate. Germany national website is easier to use and offers > better value fares - supported by a national railcard. France’s national > website can be cumbersome - but are affordable advance purchase tickets. > > Q7 Is 90 ampere battery enough for one fan and 2 bulbs? > > A7 Swagatam Majumdar,Founder of homemade-circuits.com 29m > > Assuming you are referring to an inverter using a 12V 90 Ah battery for > powering a 220V regular size fan, and a couple of 220V LED bulbs, then yes > the 90 Ah battery is quite enough for powering those gadgets for many hours. > > *2nd answer- Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant* General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > I have read the answer of Smt. Swagatam Majumdar. Assuming inverter > battery of 90 AH fan consuming above 70 watts and two LED bulbs are used > consuming each 20 watts total consumption per hour is 110 watts. There is > power loss in the inverter. Age of battery is an important criteria*. So > assuming the battery is new inverter will work for about 8 hours*. If > the battery is about 4 years old, warranty of three years is over, > efficiency of battery would have com to 50%. In that case *the battery > may withstand only 4 hours or even less*. After warranty period we cannot > expect more than 50% efficiency > > Q8 Does boiling vegetables really take away nutrients compared > to eating them raw? > > A8 Alice Twain Eating and cooking for 40 years. Sun > > Yes and no. Some nutrients disperse in the water or are sensible to heat, > but at the same time *cooking allows you to eat certain vegetables that > can't be had raw.* In the end, though, the goal is to eat more > vegetables. To do so you should eat vegetables in many different ways: raw > in salads, sauteed, stir-fried, braised, roasted, pan fried, deep fried > (not too often, but once in a while it's OK), and if you like them also > steamed and boiled. > > Q9 Is there any branch of biology (except zoology and botany) > which has no chemistry? > > A9 Ken Saladin,Former professor of histology (microscopic > anatomy)Jun 16 > > *There are fields of biology that require little or no use of chemistry*. > However, at least in the U.S., I don’t think you can get a bachelor’s > degree in biology anywhere without at least 1 year of chemistry and often 2 > years. And without at least a bachelor’s degree, there’s not much you can > do in biology as a career. > > *Biology is the study of life. All life is based on chemistry.* > > Q10 What is a commercial electrician? > > A10 Kapa Supply Chain Manager at Operations Research > (2012–present)2h > > *Electrician means authorized by department of electricity, he has to > pass/ fulfil the minimum standards and procedures of department of > electricity.* > > He is a authorized do all government works like LT lines, HT lines > erecting and commissioning under his supervision people will work as per > the SOPs. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 23-06- 2022.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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