Pranam
A good midday lady chats in the village and then disburses.
Q! It is not sugar that is diabetic; sugar is a misnomer; it is Carbo
in excess indigestible mixing in blood; even protein in excess could be
converted as a carbo and mix in the blood; the fat stored within the belly
will be converted as carbo; that is why one who has a reading at 10 30 PM
as 90 with the hunger when he wakes up and see reads as 150. Hence only
the nurses see the reading at 2 AM to $AM which is the peak. So it is not
sugar or Halwa; it is calorie intake inversely proportional to the insulin
conversion to digestion or storage in layers of inner wall of belly as fat
for future. Muscles can be toned; but not the fat belly so easily. If
you're insulin can do with 1000 calorie only in a day restrict it with one
halwa only if you can; but because of hunger naturally and under diabetic
(people mistake sugar shoot up as Hunger and eat and increase the sugar
levels too) hunger after Halwa you add up food ,and when the calorie
exceeds the 1000 then diabetic face problem/
Q2 It is not BABA worship; the worship whether good or bad makes one
humble and make him grow. It is poverty which can be eradicated by the
population if they contribute the wastage to the surrounding poor.
Ouvaiyar wrote: "கொடியது கேட்கின் நெடியவெல் வேலோய்! கொடிது கொடிது வறுமை
கொடிது
அதனினும் கொடிது இளமையில் வறுமை அதனினும் கொடிது ஆற்றொணாத் தொழுநோய் அதனினும்
கொடிது அன்பிலாப் பெண்டிர் அதனினும் கொடிது இன்புற அவர்கையில் உண்பது தானே"--the
worst if questioned, is poverty is the worst; and the worst still is
poverty in youth; the worse than that is incurable diseases chronic; and
worse than that is loveless women; and the worstest (coined) taking food
from them.
Q3 குறள் 466 <https://www.ytamizh.com/thirukural/kural-466/>: செய்தக்க
அல்ல செயக்கெடும் செய்தக்க செய்யாமை யானுங் கெடும். English Couplet 466: Tis
ruin if man do an unbefitting thing; Fit things to leave undone will equal ruin
bring. Couplet Explanation: He will perish who does not what is not fit to
do; and he also will perish who does not do what it is fit to do.
Transliteration(Tamil
to English): seydhakka alla seyakkedum seydhakka seyyaamai yaanunG kedum (
not just that there are so many acts one should refrain from)
Q4 Ahmedabad has been shown to have what every place will have
normally. Some
historians say that the area around Ahmedabad has been inhabited since the
11th century, when it was known as Ashaval. Chalukya ruler Karna of
Anhilwara (Patan) defeated the Bhil king of Ashaval and established a city
called Karnavati on the banks of the Sabarmati. Sultan Ahmed Shah in 1411
laid the foundation of a new walled city near Karnavati and named it
Ahmedabad. And there are attempts to rename many muslim nsmed cities back
to the history in UP and Gujarat.
Q5 What many engineers may not know is that our body has electrical
charges too.
Q6 Gluten is the root word of Glutton one who eats and eats. All food
you buy in the west will have to be named as Gluten free or with that.
Gluten is another enemy of Diabetic and hence one who eats wheat chapati
poori will see higher reading. Now in India gluten free products are
available.
Q7 Karma does not attack immediately if so many dravida leaders who had
committed so much should have had the impact. Its a bag stored now and
impacted in later births. If there are many bags carried forward the
earlist one we are now enduring; and if we are clean and even then the Good
karma also of erstwhile will react. Where there is almost nothing and some
error like Mandukya rishi Had, that speaks there itself with the final
Moksha. No one will be offended in the sma birth and it is our satisfaction
on seeing the fallen angels. K R IRS 10321
On Tue, 9 Mar 2021 at 21:35, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 03-2021-07*
>
> *Being a compilation there may be errors*
>
> *Q1 Is brown sugar better than white for diabetes?*
>
> A1 Cicuyuwa Marewa January 4-2021-Studied at Diabete
>
> Can brown sugar still be consumed by diabetics?
>
> *Compared to brown sugar, white sugar contains slightly higher
> carbohydrates and calories*, as well as few nutrients. Brown sugar and
> white sugar are both composed of sucrose, which can increase blood sugar
> levels.
>
> Meanwhile, maintaining a balance of blood sugar levels is the most
> important thing for diabetics.
>
> *If you are diabetic, one thing you have to remember is brown sugar is no
> better than white sugar.* All kinds of sugar can affect your health.
>
> EXCESS SUGAR is not only dangerous for diabetes, but also spreads to
> other serious diseases, such as heart disease, obesity and kidney fat.
>
> Brown sugar is also considered an added sugar that can affect the decrease
> in insulin sensitivity.
>
> *My note- It is excess sure. Small amount of sugar would not harm if
> consumed once a while**.My doctor used to suggest have food as we like
> once a month.*
>
>
>
> *Q2 Which are the diseases that are still not curable in India?*
>
> A2 Aryan Kapoor 9-3-2021Lives in Rajasthan, India-2 years back,
> me and my friend were travelling by a train.
>
> At a particular station, about 7–8 ladies(from rural area) boarded the
> train and they had a adolescent guy of about 15 years with them.
>
> That boy was not appearing well at all. In fact he appeared very emaciated
> to us. *As my friend is a doctor, he said this to me,*
>
> *“I think this guy has high fever and is probably suffering from a severe
> illness’.*
>
> And I replied,“Maybe! Should we ask them?”
>
> And he replied.“Nah! Let it go”.
>
> As the journey went on, we saw a very strange behavior from all those
> ladies. They were sitting near the window and *were bowing down to ever
> temple they saw on the railway station(yes, some have those) as well as any
> temple that was visible from a distance. We were confused*.
>
> At last, I couldn’t hold it and asked one of them,
>
> “Why are you bowing down to every temple you see?”
>
> And she replied, somewhat in a reluctant tone,
>
> *“We are praying for the well being of our boy. He is very sick and our
> XYZ Baba has asked us to do so* while we are taking him to his main
> ashram!”
>
> Me and my friend were shocked on hearing that. We even asked them about
> the problem but they were unaware of that. *They never went to the
> hospital once to get him checked*.
>
> Yes, this is the ultimate disease that is still incurable in India. *This
> disease and menace in the form of these so called “Babas” misguiding*
> people combined with people’s illiteracy really is disturbing and is eating
> India as a whole.
>
> By the way, My friend saved that boy in the train itself. But that is a
> long story. It was a complete drama that day. I will tell you that later on.
>
> *Q3 What things should I never do?*
>
> A3 Adarsh Goswami Updated October 7-2020 Books · Avid reader
>
> Yesterday I was heading towards home(Jhansi) from Bengaluru which is more
> than a day's journey so out of boredom I started to talk to the sweepers
> and workers about their life. One thing is for sure if you just pass a
> smile to these people they are ready to tell their entire life to you
> without a hesitation. Such was the conversation between me and Hari (pantry
> guy) :
>
> I : Aap kaha se ho? I : So where are you from?
>
> Hari : Jharkhand se bhaiya. Aap kaha ja rhe hain?
>
> Hari : I am from Jharkhand bhaiya(brother). Where are you going?
>
> I : Jhansi . Aur bataiye kaisa hai sab ? Kitna kama lete hain aap, kaam
> chal jata hai kya utne me?
>
> I : I am going to Jhansi. (Then a moment of silence and inorder to break
> that silence i asked..) So how is life ? Whatever you get as an income, is
> it sufficient for survival ?"
>
> Hari : Bhaiya 10k milta hai ,waise bhi bhut mushkil hai utne me rehna
> lekin 2-3k aane jaane me hi lag jata hai har mahine.
>
> *Hari : Bhaiya (Brother) I get a salary of 10k per month , anyways it is
> difficult to survive with 10k per month and the situation gets even worse
> when I need to give 2-3k every month for travelling cost.*
>
> I : Aana jana matlab? Aapko paisa dena padta hai kya train me chalne ka ?
>
> I : By travelling cost what do you mean? *Do you need to pay for your
> tickets?*
>
> Hari : Nahi bhaiya vo baat nhi hai, aana jana matlab jo cheej kho jati ya
> log le jate unke liye paisa hamko dena padta hai.Jaise har seat par ek
> khole(thick blanket), ek takiya, do aur kambal aur ek towel hoti hai. Har
> towel khone par hamko 43Rs salary se dena padta hai.Kuch log to ghar le
> jate hai towel uthake kisi ko to pay karna padta hai uska bhi.
>
> Hari : No bhaiya(brother), by transportation cost I meant the cost which
> we need to pay if something goes missing. Every seat has a thick blanket,
> a pillow, two more thin blankets and a towel. Each towel costs ₹ 43 to us
> if lost. Some people take these towels home in their bags as if it is
> their property, someone needs to pay for it and the cost is actually
> deducted from our salary then.
>
> I am sure many of you might have heard of these kind of acts by people
> travelling in railways : bulbs from toilet, even fans, towels, blankets
> getting stolen and if you haven't it is there going on. Not to mention it
> is kind of a big deal to these workers who needs to pay 2-3k from their 10k
> salary for these petty thefts performed by us.
>
> *So please if you have ever done this kind of stuff before just never
> repeat it.* And please share this message so that these people can live
> in a better society. If you have done this before I am sure you never knew
> about the consequences because you never bothered but my friend these acts
> can sometimes cost their kids to sleep having an empty stomach.
>
> Be a bit reasonable. One towel, one bulb, one blanket won't make you rich,
> but it can surely hurt some people. Together lets make this a better place
> to live.
>
> My note- I have not verified the authority whether the charges of the used
> towels are recovered from last grade staff
>
> *What is something you should never do?You should never steal someone’s
> bread.*
>
> *Q4 What are the most interesting things about Ahmedabad?*
>
> A4 Sahil Jain Updated August 9, 2018 Lives in Ahmedabad,
> Gujarat, India (2018–present)
>
> I shifted to Ahmedabad 3 months ago and few things I observed are quite in
> unique themselves. As I used to stay in Bangalore previously, I'll quote
> all the things in comparison with the Bangalore.
>
> 1. If you are in Bangalore, you will find people carrying booze in
> blue/black carry bags along with large plastic cups. You will find them
> sneaking into every corner they encounter.
>
> In Ahmedabad you will find them sneaking too, but with tea in small pouches
> and small cups. We are obsessed with the tea beyond any limits.
>
> 2. If you ask for gold, you will be handed this.I asked for gold in
> Ahmedabad, I was handed this.(*Gold flake cigerette)*
>
> 3. I'm insanely vegetarian. Like, I go to restaurants which serve only veg
> food. When I was in Bangalore, I had to eat out everyday. I had maximum of
> 3 options at any time.
>
> *In Ahmedabad, every second place is a eating outlet. And It will take me
> years to visit all the vegetarian restaurants.*
>
> 3. Every city has a ring road, and may be even a outer ring road. Even
> Ahmedabad had a ring road. *But how many times have you heard about a
> Daimetrical road ?*
>
> Ahmedabad has a riverfront road which runs straight as a diameter in the
> heart of city, connecting two ends of the city.
>
> The riverfront road along the river in both sides with minimum traffic
> signals and great infrastructure.
>
> 4. You don't have power cuts in Ahmedabad. Period.
>
> 5. Ahmedabad has Raipur, Jodhpur in the city. They are the names of areas
> inside the city.
>
> 6. A lot and a lot of Business parks and industrial estates. *You will
> find them more than you can find engineering colleges in whole of
> Karnataka.*
>
> Based on recommendations l will add one more thing :
>
> 7. We have a place which is vegetable market in the morning, jewellery
> market in the noon and a wonderful place full of street food in night. It
> goes by name *‘Manek Chowk'*.
>
> *Q5 What is something electrical engineers know that others don't?*
>
> A5 Charlene Mitchell April 11, 2020 Former Ceramic & Porcelain
> Tiles Sales Consultant at EK Ceramics Consultancy
>
> *Hello. What I’m writing here, is actually very basic, but interesting!*
>
> Every common man (who uses electricity) knows what is the Tester & how to
> use it.
>
> But most of the people don’t know how exactly it works?
>
> Yes, I’m talking about this, the Tester!
>
> We use tester to check whether electrical supply is available at
> electrical outlet/socket.
>
> When we insert tester into socket (touching base of the tester with one of
> our fingers) & switch ON the supply, if supply is available light inside
> tester glows.
>
> Correct?
>
> *But do you know, when you do such thing, current flows through your body,
> completing the circuit & hence light glows…!*
>
> So electrons complete path from socket>tester>finger>our body>ground..!
>
> These types of currents, which does not cause any harm to our body are
> called as *“let go currents*”. (For women, it is typically 5 to 7
> milliamperes, and for men, typically 7 to 9 milliamperes. This is dependent
> on the muscle mass of the individual.)
>
> Try doing this: Stand on plastic/wooden chair.
>
> Insert tester in socket, with one of your fingers touching end of tester.
>
> Switch ON the supply.
>
> If you follow above steps you will find, *light inside tester illuminates
> but intensity is quite low. Because additional resistance gets added in
> circuit.*
>
> *My note- If absolutely needed elders may use phase tester insulated till
> tip and pin tip wearing footwear. Phase will glow with lesser illumination.*
>
> *Q6 Why perfect chapathi puff?*
>
> *A6 You see your mom working in the kitchen and notice one thing.
> She is making roti or chapati (an Indian dish), for your meal. After some
> perfect* trials, she is able to puff the roti, at a point of time.The
> roti is puffed up like a balloon: What perfection!
>
> But why does a roti puff up? And why does it happen only when you make it
> perfectly, without any mistake.
>
> *We know that roti does not puff every time.You need to be pro like your
> Mom.*
>
> Let me tell you the physics behind the puffing of a roti like a balloon.
>
> To make roti, we firstly add water to wheat flour (powder).Then a
> malleable clay-like dough is formed.One question arises…
>
> Why does a clay-like single solid object is formed after we add water to
> wheat grain powder (flour), instead of forming a cloudy liquid?
>
> *Well, the wheat flour contains two major proteins named Gliadin and
> Glutenin.*
>
> When water is added to the flour, the chains of these proteins kind of
> combine together and form globules.
>
> *The globule that results from that combination is another kind of protein
> called Gluten. (Formed by the combination of Gliadin and Glutenin).*
>
> *Gluten is known for its elastic and rubbery behaviour. These proteins
> form molecular bonds with water molecules, instead of dissolving in it.This
> way, the dough is formed, which is malleable.*
>
> But the dough has one limitation. It changes its shape according to the
> will only when the person handling it is Mom.
>
> You might have noticed that it takes random shape on its own when you try
> handling it. Seriously, it is such a doughebag!
>
> Okay, coming back to the roti-physics.
>
> Now that the dough is formed, we flatten it and put it on a hot pan.
>
> Some time goes, but it does not puff up instantly.Why?
>
> See, when you start heating the roti, at first its bottom surface is
> heating. Water present in the dough starts evaporating.
>
> These water vapours start forming bubbles in the dough.
>
> But, the bottom surface is still soft. *So, the bubbles of water vapour
> formed in the dough start escaping from the bottom surface.*
>
> *With time, water vapour keeps escaping from the bottom and the bottom
> surface hardens.*
>
> The roti to puff up completely, the bubbles need to expand laterally.
>
> But, the upper surface hasn’t hardened yet. So, instead of expanding
> laterally, the bubbles escape from the top.
>
> (As the upper surface is only a millimetres away from where the bubbles for
>
> Now, you flip the roti. The hardened bottom surface gets to the top and
> the malleable & soft surface shifts to the bottom. With time, this surface
> of roti is hardened too.
>
>
>
> *Now, both the top and bottom surfaces are hardened. The bubbles of water
> vapour don’t get a surface to escape from.*
>
> They are left with the only option of expanding laterally. *With time,
> all bubbles formed coalesce together and form a large bubble. And finally…
> You get a beautifully puffed roti!*
>
> Sunny Dhondkar
>
> Post credits:
>
> Hey, don’t go!I have not asked one more question yet.
>
> *Why do we have a single bubble of water vapour, instead of having
> multiple?*
>
> Suppose that ’n’ number of bubbles with equal radius are formed inside the
> roti.
>
> These bubbles are made by driving two surfaces apart, that is, by breaking
> bonds between the molecules. All surface areas of bubbles are made at a
> cost of energy required to break those molecular bonds.
>
> *So, to minimize the use of energy, the surface area must be minimized. *
>
> *Q7 Have you ever experienced karma in real life?*
>
> A7 Shoaib Shaikh Updated May 12, 2020Former Receptionist at
> Hotels
>
> This is my personal experience I will share with you how karma works.From
> this incident, I believe that Karma works.
>
> I was working in a hotel as a receptionist few years back.One day we
> received a Group Booking of foreigners of 5 couple for 5 rooms.
>
> The guest came to check-in we have provided them smooth check-in and they
> went to the rooms for rest.
>
> They stayed for 2 Nights 3 days in our hotel. We provide them our best
> service and not given single chance to complain.
>
> They have come to explore Ajanta & Ellora caves and other sightseeing. So
> in 3 days they have visited almost all places. In those 3 days we have made
> a good relation with all of them.
>
> So last day they came to check-out at reception and we were done a
> procedure of check-out. That time our manager also was there. So after
> check-out my manager collected pending amount from them.Then we wished them
> happy journey and all.
>
> At the time of leaving Hotel the one guy who is head of that group has
> given INR5000/- to the manager and asked him to distribute to all staff
> as they are very satisfied with our services. Manager said thanks to him
> and they left the hotel.
>
> *I myself have seen the person giving INR5000 to the manager.*
>
> I informed to the rest of the staff and they were so happy that something
> they will get that day. Because we are getting Salary once a month also
> hotel does not provide any advance.
>
> *We are total 8 staff was there including security guard. So if we divide
> the amount (5000) so something Rs.625/- each will get.*
>
> But Our Manager gave us INR 100 per person and said that the guest has
> given only INR1000/- as a Tip. So I'm giving you 100 to each and taking
> 200 for myself.
>
> We were very shocked how he can do such cheating with his staff. I told
> him that he gave you INR5000 for staff, but he clearly denied it and
> shouted at me and said do your work not put your nose in different matter.
>
> That time all staff were very upset and just blamed our manager for this
> incidence.
>
> Now how Karma works.
>
> Next day the manager was coming down from the second floor to first floor
> via stairs and he is using mobile phone. He was using an IPhone (Don't
> remember the model).
>
> So while coming down from stairs the mobile fell from his hand and the
> mobile screen was damaged.
>
> Then he went to Service center and they informed the price of the display
> is something like 8 or 9k.So he spent 8 or 9 k to repair the mobile.
>
> Frankly telling that time all staff were very happy.
>
> It's not about the money and this incidence but every time our manager was
> doing something against the staff.
>
> So this is a karma. After this incidents we come to know that karma is for
> such type of people.
>
> Please be honest & humble with everyone, Respect everyone, Be cooperative
> with all. Stay safe , stay home.
>
> All the above QA are based on Quora digest to me on 09-03- 2021. Quora
> answers need not be 100% correct answers
>
> *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 09-3-2021*
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