Pranam Economy in India is not that worse as could be seen in other parts of even the advanced nations. In Spite of the shut down and labor shortage , industrial production is pretty good. Percentage is used to heighten the efforts as well as to drift others as worse ,where the reality is never counted by the majority who has neither economic nor financial trends with the statistical Juggleries. 14% in 1000 is 140; 4% in 5000 is 200; percentage puts 4% down but quantitatively better than 14%. K R IRS 13621
On Sun, 13 Jun 2021 at 13:01, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 06-2021-13* > > *Being a compilation there may be errors* > > *Q1 Why is there only a chair for the captain in a ship bridge?* > > *A1 Arun Visvanathan Former Commander at Indian Navy > (1970–1990)Thu* > > *This is not strictly correct as the radio operator would be seated but > it's a valid question* > > *All persons on watch except those operating equipment like the radio > operator must stand. The moment you sit, your alertness reduces. At night > it is very easy to nod off. The Captain, even if he is on the bridge, is > not on watch unless he expressly states “I have the conn.” He then assumes > responsibility for all manoeuvres and the OOW becomes his assistant. In > essence if the OOW has the conn, he is expected to take all necessary > actions without referring or deferring to the Captain who may be sitting on > the bridge.* > > > > *Q2 Why are horses so cool with having to do whatever the rider > wants?* > > *A2 Claire Jordan Worked at National Health Service (NHS)June 7* > > *They’re quite heirarchical animals. They naturally want to do what the > lead mare tells them, so a good** rider who treats them well takes the > place of the lead mare - keeping them safe, leading them to food and giving > them things to do which are both safe and interesting. * > > *Being ridden also gives them the company, exercise and intellectual > stimulation which in the wild they would get from intra-herd rivalries and > evading predators. * > > *Also humans do social grooming even better than** other horses do - they > love being combed and brushed. Human fingers are a superpower.* > > > > *Q3 How powerful is Lord Shiva? What would you say to it?* > > *A3 Vinu KG Tue Lord Shiva's power can be explained in so many > texts. Sharabha is a form of Shiva came to pacify Narasimha. Jalandhar/ > Shankhchood was slayed by Shiva. Halahal poison was drunk by Shiva to save > universe.* > > > > *Q4 What if a woman doesn't want to pay half family expenses > although she made more money than her husband?* > > *A4 Rukmini Hindupur Lives in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India > (1986–present)June 8* > > *Raj and Monika met on a matrimony site. They liked each other. They > married after a courtship of an year and a half.* > > *Both of them were equally qualified and income was also almost same > though Raj was a couple of years older than Monika.** Both earned well as > software engineers in reputed MNCs.* > > *Both of them came from similar families with similar economic status. But > there was a catch.* > > *Raj was the younger one of two sons in his family. His elder brother was > five years older than him. But he had a psychological problem. He didn’t do > well in studies and was jobless. Meaning, Raj’s parents were permanently > burdened with their elder son. * > > *On the top of it, the parents performed the marriage of the elder son in > a hurry when Raj’s marriage was fixed. The girl they found for the elder > son was also a girl with no qualifications or earning.* > > *The outcome of the whole situation was, Raj was asked by his parents to > send them a fat cheque every month. Being the dutiful son, Raj could not > ignore his parents ‘ wants.* > > *But in Monika‘s house, she was the older one of two daughters. The > younger sister was also a gem and settled in a very good career. Monika > never had the obligation of any financial help towards her birth family.* > > *Monika‘s parents having planned well, never needed to ask their daughters > for help. On the contrary, they were helpful whenever the daughters needed > a helping hand, like during buying a house. As is the custom, Monika‘s > parents were giving gifts on various occasions like childbirth, birthdays > or just as annual gifts.* > > *Because of the above situation in Raj’s family Raj’s purse strings are > always strained. For all major expenses, it is Monika who pays.* > > *Monika being a mature girl, understands her husband’s predicament. But > she wants him to tell his parents directly that he cannot take the burden > of his elder brother and his family of wife and two children.* > > *Monika believes that Raj’s parents themselves don’t need monthly > allowance because they get their pension and rental income. It is the elder > brother who is a millstone around the family’s neck.* > > *This is not the story of only Raj and Monika. Scores of working couples > face this situation, because in India, parents of sons never leave their > sons alone. Sons are their providers.* > > *There is always a tug of war between the husband’s parents and the > daughter in law.* > > *Hence, in my opinion it is not correct to say, that an earning wife > doesn’t take financial responsibility equal to her husband.In most families > the wife is taking care of her family’s financial needs as her husband is > busy taking care of his parents and siblings.* > > *My note- This is a very common issue**. **Many girls having both > parent’s earning would not understand the case where father only is > earning and husband (son)’s commitment to parents, especially after > retirement. * > > > > *Q5 Was Ravana the ancestor of Sinhalese or Tamils?* > > *A5 Padmanabhan Venkatesan Lives in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India > (1958–present)Thu* > > *Ravana is a Brahman from North India. Rama is a Chatriya from South > India. In the olden days Brahmans were acting like villains and Chatriyas > were living with high morals. * > > *Even Vishwamitra was yearning to be like Rama. There was natural > jealousy, it may have been soft and sweet or harsh and bitter. * > > *Valmeki was a Tamil hunter community sage. He wrote Ramayana. In fact, it > misses timeline often. * > > *Suddenly Shiv becomes like Father in the heaven and suddenly becomes > Kishan's Brother in law. * > > *Our mythology has no head or tail.** Believe it blindly you can be > happy. You start questioning and you will end up miserably for scientific > answers cannot be smooth to ears.* > > > > *Q6 What is the most interesting fact that you know and I don't, > but I should?* > > *A6 Chandra Deep Mishra 24 and still learning Updated January 15* > > *This is a coconut.* > > *When you peel the outer husk of a coconut, you usually see three eyes of > it.* > > *What many people don’t know is that, one of the eye is softer than the > other two. You can actually pierce it easily with the help of a knife or > fork. * > > *So next time, find the right (Correct) eye and collect the coconut water > out easily and enjoy it before smashing.* > > *Existence of three eyes? Once upon a time on the earth coconut also had 3 > fruits inside the husk. With evolution all the 3 joined together and > unified!* > > > > *Q7 If a doctor suddenly died while doing surgery, would the other > doctors work on the doctor or the patient?* > > *A7 Shawn Lanning Lead MRI Technologist (1995–present)June 7* > > *Well bluntly, if he dies there really isn't anything to do but cart him > out. Call another surgeon and continue. The pt will be monitored and kept > alive by the anesthesiologist.* > > *I'm sure that's not what you meant. He would just become another pt. They > would move him out of the OR and run a code. Another surgeon would be > called to continue or stabilize the pt so it could be completed later if > another was not available.* > > > > *Q8 What are some foods with strange or unusual names?* > > *A8 Balakrishnan Ramanan Not a foodie, but love to try different > cuisines June 4* > > *Aama(i) Vadai!* > > *Aamai vadai/ **ஆமை வடை **literally means ‘tortoise vada’ in Tamil, while > it is actually a snack made of lentils. * > > *I’m not sure how this strange name came into existence! It’s called > ‘Paruppu Vadai’ (meaning lentil vada) by few people, but at our home it’s > always ‘Aama(i) vadai’.* > > *amai vadai taking its most comfortable left upper corner position on the > Tamil new year lunch!* > > *Trivia:* > > *It differs from the more popular ‘Masal vadai’** by virtue of not having > any onion, garlic or cumin.* > > *Aama(i) vadai is called Ambode (**ಆಂಬೊಡೆ) **in Kannada :)* > > > > *Q9 How would be our economy after the Pandemic?* > > *A9 Kanthaswamy Balasubramoniam, lawyer* > > *The Pandemic is a temporary phenomenon. An Economy has tremendous force, > so it will rebound within a handful of months.* > > *The Problem is Our Economy is Brutally Weak**. I mean Brutally Brutally > Weak. It has never been so bad or weak even in 1989.* > > *So the thing is not Covid related.* > > *Right now today - The Government, Most Media, Most Tame Experts are LYING > and selectively giving a wrong picture that the Economy is healthy. They > are selectively indicating the Share Markets, Ambani, Startups and giving > an impression that India is in fact wealthy.* > > *Its all an Illusion. Just like our Indian Rupee being the Strongest > Currency in Asia is an Illusion.* > > *The K Shaped recoveries, the GDP Growth rates, the V Shaped recoveries > are all entirely and totally deceptive. The Fact is - the Most Key > Component of any Economy is conveniently being ignored - CONSUMER DEMAND* > > *The Government has a full 3 Years in Power and given the Stupidity of > most of the Indian Voters - another 5 years. This indicates that unless > revolutionary changes are made - Our Economy will enter into a Stagnancy > from which no further growth is possible. It means even in 2045 - we will > remain at the same stagnant level.* > > *My note-** This QA is added for the most important point- consumer > demand which is neglected. * > > > > *Q10 In which river in India are Bhagwan Shiva Lingam found, and > why?* > > *A10 Answered by Yash Mishra Fri Only Narmada river .* > > *And the reason for it goes like this —* > > *A Devi (goddess) named Narmada once started penance of lord Brahma. After > tapasya , when lord Brahma appeared in front of her, she asked him to grant > her the holiness and powers as that of Devi Ganga.* > > *Then lord Brahma replied-* > > *If there can be any other deity co-equal to Shiva;If there can be any > other devotee (of Shiva) co-equal to Vishnu ;If there can be any Devi > co-equal to Parvati ; Then I can make you co-equal to Devi Ganga.* > > *Then Devi Narmada understood that it's not possible at all**. * > > *Then Devi Narmada moved to Holy city of Kashi, where she did Tapasya for > Shiva .She also installed a Shivling at the ground , which was created from > a stone from the river presently known as Narmada . * > > *And then Lord Shankar appeared in front of her and asked her to ask a > wish**. * > > *But she refused and asked for devotion of Shiva until death. Lord Shankar > got impressed and gave her a boon that — In the river associated to you , > devotees will find natural Shivlings and those Shivlings will be more > powerful compared to other man-made Shivlings.* > > *Since then, we find Narmada Shivling in the Narmada river.Some Narmada > Shivling also contains naturally made holy symbols like “Om".* > > *And Shivling means symbol of Shiva and has NO RELATION with any body > part. To know real meaning of Shivling, check my profile's pinned answer.* > > *Note — Don't get confused by thinking how can a river worship someone. > Devi Ganga and Devi** Narmada are the goddesses associated with > respective rivers, so they can worship. Whereas Ganga on the head of Lord > Shankar is water. And rivers are non living H2O.* > > > > *Q11 Why the word "limited(ltd)'' is added to any company's name?* > > *A11 Scott M. Stolz Author & ResearcherJune 8* > > *It indicates that the company has limited liability,** and that if the > business fails, only the assets of the business can be used to pay the > business’ debts.* > > *The only way to get limited liability for a company is to form a > corporation or limited liability company or other entity that the state > grants limited liability. * > > *And to do that, you have to pay them a fee and you have to follow their > rules for naming the company. * > > *One of the rules is that the company name must contain specific words (or > their abbreviations) so that people know the company has limited liability.* > > *It also helps identify the type of company it is (public, private, > corporation, partnership, etc.).* > > *Different countries have different words that must be included. In most > of the English-speaking world, the word is “Limited” or its abbreviation > “Ltd.” for corporations.* > > *A company with “Limited” in the name is equivalent to a company that has > “Corporation” (Corp.) or “Company” (Co.) or “Incorporated” (Inc.) in its > name (in most jurisdictions).* > > *All the above QA are based on Quora digest on 12-06- 2021. Quora answers > need not be 100% correct answers * > > *Compiled and posted by R. 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