Pranam
5 Civilisation must start only around water and not sand; the
civilisation marked in their is error of the history created as one in
which 3 civilisations had no progress at all; nile gave importance to
Egypt; Indus was the ancient civilisation from where migration continued by
land mass displacements. Because of wrong history created to have Greece at
least in the starting point (excluding Bharatha varsham and India,) the
western historians started from Sumeru, Egypt ,Aztec etc; virtually, many
civilisations expanded from this varsham only.
6 Evolution repetitive ? Question is stupid. Nothing evolved out of
anything as Darwin theory states; cross breed may occur, even then, the new
product will have the resemblances of the either one only. Orang and
Gorilla are all species that will be in existence along with the human and
other species; as Darwin stated, why after Darwin theory, new species
evolved?.
7 Q7 and Q1 contradict each other while Q7 has a grandma answer; Tablets
are prepared through the running machines packed in aluminium special
category where sealing is air tight; because of the space only printing was
contemplated and not in order to print; All manufacturing in packs whether
small or big are done only as strips of the continuity and cut according
to the needs; now go to the first question where the hole in the black said
to weaken the construction; how can it be; material strength and the
concerned Engineers will not evolve anything like weak ones at all; the
hole enables the fixing with each other , bonded and glued and the vacuum
created is stronger in the structures; only when we hammer nails
indiscriminately, the vacuum is released and there is a crack in concrete
and weakening in blocks; it is made by us.
8,9,10 & 11 is a filler of no consequences. 12: Buxar today was In
Ramayanam narrated as VEDAGARBAPURI, bordeing, BHOJPURI ON THE BANKS OF
GANGA; today borders of UP and Bihar; Bala kandam chap 23 of V R named it
as ashramam; अभिगच्छामहे सर्वे शुचयः पुण्यम् आश्रमम् |इह वासः परोऽस्माकम्
सुखम् वस्त्यामहे वयम् || १-२३-१७ स्नाताः च कृत जप्याः च हुत हव्या
नरोत्तम | puNyam
aashramam abhigacChaamahe = meritorious, hermitage, let us enter; iha
vaasaparaH = here, staying; asmaakam sukham = for us, comforting; vastyaamahe
vayam = stay, we will. "Let us all purify ourselves by taking our bath,
performing our meditations, offering our daily oblations, and then let us
enter this meritorious hermitage, thus our stay in here will be comforting
to us." So said Vishvamitra to Rama and Lakshmana. [1-23-17, 18a]. ताभ्याम्
तु तावुभौ कृत्वा प्रणामम् अतिधार्मिकौ || १-२४-११ तीरम् दक्षिणम् आसाद्य
जग्मतुर् लघु विक्रमौ | 11b, 12a. ati dhaarmkau = most, virtuous pair [of
princes]; tau ubhau = those, two; taabhyaam tu = to them [ the two
rivers]; kR^itvaa
praNaamam = on making, salutation; dakshiNam tiiram aasaadya = southern,
bank, on getting at; laghu vikramau jagmatuH = in swiftness, exerts, they
proceeded further. Offering their salutations to River Sarayu and Ganga
those two most virtuous and agile footed princes proceeded further on
reaching the southern riverbank. [1-24-11b, 12a] स वनम् घोर संकाशम्
दृष्ट्वा नरवरात्मजः || १-२४-१२ अविप्रहतम् ऐक्ष्वाकः पप्रच्छ मुनि पुंगवम् | 12b,
13a. aikshwaakaH = legatee of Ikshvaku's; nara vara aatmajaH = among
people, best one's [king's,] son; saH = he [Rama]; ghora samkaasham =
horrendous, in looks; aviprahatam = [a vi pra hatam = not, verily, trodden]
= untrodden - uninhibited; vanam dR^iSTvaa = forest, on seeing; prapacCha
munipungavam = asked, sage, the eminent. On seeing a horrendous and
uninhibited forest, Rama, the son of the best king Dasharatha asked the
eminent sage Vishvamitra. [1-24-12b, 13a] सा इयम् पन्थानम् आवृत्य वसति
अध्यर्ध योजने || १-२४-२९ अत एव च गन्तव्यम् ताटकाया वनम् यतः | 29b, 30a.
saa iyam panthaanam aavR^itya = she, this, route, on blockading; vasati
adhyartha yojane = lives, after one half, yojana [distance]; yataH = where/
for which reason; taaTakayaa vanam = [this has become,] Tataka's, forest; ataH
eva = there alone / for that reason alone; gantavyam = headway is to be
made. "She lives about one and half yojana distance from here, and by
which reason this became the forest of Tataka, owing to her gruesome
activities, for that reason only a headway is to be made, to eradicate her
and her activities. [1-24-29b, 30a] This verse also means 'where there is
the forest of Tataka there we have to go.' The above is another shade of
that verse. { This place is present Buxar}. तम् दृष्ट्वा मुनयः सर्वे
सिद्धाश्रम निवासिनः | उत्पत्योत्पत्य सहसा विश्वामित्रम् अपूजयन् || १-२९-२६
26. siddha aashrama nivaasinaH = Accomplished, hermitage, residents of; sarve
munayaH = all, sages; tam dR^iSTvaa = him, on seeing; utpatya utpatya =
getting up, getting up [with hustle and bustle]; sahasaa vishvaamitram
apuujayan = quickly, to Vishvamitra, adored. On seeing the arrival of
Vishvamitra all of the resident sages of Accomplished Hermitage have
quickly approached him with hustle and bustle adoring him. [1-29-26].
Siddasrama is Buxar today. Since veda mandalam it was once known as
Vedagarbapuri.
Later in durvasa time, becaise of the confluence of Sarayu and Ganga Basin
appeaing like tiger face, modified as Vyagrahapuri; @ siddasrama; ashrama
etc. Such famous place in 1700 AD had the great war as at Buxar. All cities
once famous ended as only unknown; old goes out and new enters in is
nature. KR IRS 21921
On Tue, 21 Sept 2021 at 08:16, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 09-2021-21*
>
> *Being a compilation there may be errors*
>
> *Q1 Why do concrete blocks have holes?*
>
> *A1 Jason AlmendraMost Viewed Writer** Architecture
> 28May19August 15*
>
> *The holes are for noise and heat insulation. You can also put a few steel
> reinforcing bars through the holes. Concrete blocks are not load bearing.
> Steel reinforced concrete pillars and floors should take all the weight. I
> prefer hollow clay blocks.*
>
> *My note- The hole has negative effect also. It is a weak point in
> construction.*
>
> *Q2 An electric bulb is marked “3 amps”. What does that mean?*
>
> *A2 Adam AlbanowiczAnswered 2h ago*
>
> *That means the manufacturer has tested it and its normal maximum draw is
> three amps.*
>
> *But before you jump for joy and add extra lamps all over, electricians
> are required to treat every single lamp socket in your home as a 100 amp
> electricity user..no matter what it is marked. That is one reason why we
> have to use 100 and 200 amp breaker boxes instead of smaller.*
>
> *My note- In India we mark a bulb with watts for it’s brightness*
>
> *Q3 How are bridges built when water is in the way?*
>
> *A3 Vic PowellProfessional Grammar EditorJune** 29*
>
> *Same way you’d build a fence. Dig a hole, though in this case, they dig a
> hole in the water.*
>
> *From there, it’s straightforward to put down the columns, put cement
> around it, and build the rest of the bridge on all the columns. After the
> columns are down, they put the water back.*
>
> *My note- I have seen in Kerala in my home, a new** bridge was
> constructed in my student days. During summer they erected the large
> pillar. Water was directed through one end of the river and pillar work
> started in the other end. *
>
> *Q4 Why did the desert produce many ancient civilizations, but
> there were few ancient civilizations in the relatively rich rainforest
> jungle?*
>
> *A4 Matt RiggsbyMA Archaeological Studies, Boston
> UniversitySeptember 12*
>
> *Not just deserts. River valleys passing through deserts. Five of the six
> known pristine civilizations (that is, independently invented complex urban
> societies without apparent influence from other civilizations) appeared
> along river valleys passing through deserts or other relatively arid
> regions: Mesopotamia, Norte Chico/Caral in Peru, the Nile, the Indus, and
> the Yellow river in China.*
>
> *Why? The contrasts and constraints in such regions appear to be
> important. The immediate environs of the river are a great place to live.
> No shortage of water, good land for farming, and easy transportation up and
> down stream for trade and communication. But get a little farther away and
> you’re in the nigh-uninhabitable desert. Nobody wants to live there. So,
> then, as population densities increase, there’s more interpersonal and
> inter-group conflict because nobody’s willing or able to just walk away to
> avoid annoying neighbors. One potential solution to that problem is to
> create complex societies. Hierarchical social institutions can adjudicate
> disputes, keep track of which land belongs to whom, and so on.*
>
> *In regions like rainy jungles or simply reasonably well watered temperate
> regions, those conditions don’t apply. There are a lot more sources of
> water, tolerably good places to farm, and so on. The population can spread
> out more, and if there are disputes, there are more places to walk away to.
> The pressures which arise in desert river valleys aren’t as intense, and so
> civilization is less likely to appear.*
>
> *But not impossible. There are six known pristine civilizations. Five of
> them (above) more or less fit that description. But the sixth is the Olmec
> of southeastern Mexico, a quite fertile, well-watered region. We don’t know
> why things happened there yet. While there are trends in human behavior,
> there are no universal rules.*
>
> *Q5 Is it better to have an open window or a ceiling fan?*
>
> *2 AnswersJack MizzerAnswered 1h ago*
>
> *No question .. an open window. A window will let in fresh air while a
> ceiling fan simply circulates the air that is already in the room. I vote
> for fresh air every time.*
>
> *Arthur W. Corbin, Teacher, Hero, LGBT Activist,** Historian, Writer,
> SpeakerAnswered 20m ago*
>
> *You need both an open window (air, light, and a view), and a fan (push
> air down to move heat from the ceiling to the floor, and pull air up to
> move heat from the floor to the ceiling) for comfort.*
>
> *Q6 Will orangutans or gorillas ever evolve?*
>
> *A6 Claire JordanDegree in biology and** folklore; programmer,
> shop owner, secretary on newspaperSeptember 6*
>
> *They have evolved, into orangutans and gorillas. If they survive they
> will continue to evolve into better orangutans and gorillas, to the point
> that in a few million years they might no longer qualify as orangutans and
> gorillas.*
>
> *If you mean, will they evolve into something similar to humans, probably
> not, unless we go extinct and leave that niche open. Being human isn’t some
> kind of goal, just one of the twigs on an ever-branching tree.*
>
> *Q7 What is one thing you want to share that might be useful to
> others?*
>
> *A7 Yash Patil Design Engineer Updated Sun*
>
> *Ever thought Why is there an empty space on packet of Tablets ?*
>
> *1)This is an empty space on the packet as the tablets should not mix with
> each other and there should be no chemical reaction. At the same time, when
> drug dealers move drugs from one city to another, they are afraid of
> breaking down. This fear is reduced by having space on the packet. This
> space is similar to the Cushioning Effect for drugs and does not damage the
> drug. Not only this, the space is also kept for printing the name of the
> medicine well. So that there is a good place to print.*
>
> *2) You may have noticed that some packets contain only one pill. The
> packet is enlarged so that full information of such a tablet can be given
> on it. That is why it is necessary to give empty space. In addition, space
> is provided to prevent damage while cutting or removing the medicine
> packet.*
>
> *Sunil Kumar SSenior Software Engineer at Tesco Bank (retail bank)
> (2018–present)September 15*
>
> *Q8 What is the most expensive thing you bought for yourself
> with your own earning?*
>
> *A8 I still remember the begining days of my career, I was
> working in Airtel call center for 10k** pm in Bangalore. (I'm a B.E
> graduate)*
>
> *I was literally struggling to pay my rent and have 3 meals a day **🙃**
> and living in a place (1RK) which use to get flooded when it rains and
> looks something like below.*
>
> *After lots of struggle and hardwork, I made it to this point of my
> career.*
>
> *I earn six figure income per month after taxes and getting myself a car
> being my childhood dream, which came true quite recently during covid
> lockdown.*
>
> *Recently I've gifted myself a brand new Ford Ecosport 1.5 Diesel Titanium
> model*
>
> *Yes, The joy and pride of owning a SUV by my own earnings makes it worth
> every penny spent on it.*
>
> *That's me flaunting with my ford **😇*
>
> *P.S: Money cannot buy Happiness, It can however rent it **😊*
>
> *Q9 Who is the father-in-law of Ganesh Bhagwan?*
>
> *A9 K.T.K [Supreme Being in Gwadasusism] September 12*
>
> *Siddhi, Buddhi are mind born daughters of Lord Bramha, it's mentioned in
> the Ganesh Purana, I don't know about Riddhi's father sorry Shambhavi Priya
> . So, Bramha is the father in law of Ganesha.*
>
> *Q10 Is there any reason why economy class passengers can't use
> the first- or business-class toilets?*
>
> *A10 Stephanie V United million mile flyerMarch 28, 2015*
>
> *If you're asking whether the first class toilets will magically detect
> your economy class buttcheeks and burn them with acid, no, they won't. But
> speaking as someone who is about to board a 13 hour flight to Asia, I
> booked a business class ticket because I wanted a more comfortable trip,
> which includes a more favorable ratio of passengers to toilets than you'll
> find in the main cabin. Business and first class passengers are paying for
> comfort. That's why the flight attendants police access to the toilets in
> the front of the plane. CAPITALISM!*
>
> *Q11 What causes sparks in electrical wiring?*
>
> *A11 3 AnswersHoward Wrightson, Auto Technician (1986-present)*
>
> *Answered 3h ago Short circuiting. Sometimes, if the live wire from an
> outlet is touching the neutral or ground wire, it can cause a short
> circuit. This can cause significant heat as more power is drawn.*
>
> *Moisture. Electricity can travel through water. That means if there is
> moisture in the walls or on the outlet cover then there is a chance of
> arcing through that moisture and creating sparks.*
>
> *Overloading. When you have too many appliances plugged into the same
> outlet there is a risk of arcing. This is compounded in older homes that
> have only a few breakers serving many outlets.*
>
> *Old outlets. It isn’t just age, but use. If you are constantly plugging
> things into the same outlet, there is a chance that that outlet will wear
> out.*
>
> *Improper repairs. It happens, especially if the person who repaired an
> outlet wasn’t qualified. Make sure you have an electrician work on your
> house.*
>
> *Greg Johnson, former Radio/Fiber Optic Tech at** Several over the Years
> (1972-2020)Answered 2h ago*
>
> *Currant draw. If there is something in the circuit that is turned on and
> you open the circuit, you will see a spark. If nothing is turned on, there
> will be no spark.*
>
> *Fred Longworth , former Manager in Service Division** at Panasonic
> (1985-1991)Answered 39m ago*
>
> *Good answers so far. Since sparks in electrical wiring often present a
> fire hazard, I suggest you have an electrician check this without delay.*
>
> *Q12 Which Indian town/city was historically significant yet
> remains largely unknown today?*
>
> *A12 Harshit Rajo Lives in New Delhi (2017–present)June 25*
>
> *My city definitely gets a spot in this list. Situated on the bank of
> River Ganga it’s a city known(unknown now :p) for experiencing crucial
> historic events that shaped the history of India. Buxar is the city I’m
> talking about.*
>
> *It’s relevance dates back to the time when Lord Rama visited this city
> with Lakshman and Sage Vishwamitra and went on to kill demoness Tadka. The
> town even today carries on the legacy of Sage Vishwamitra. We also have a
> popular college after his name in the town.Fast forward to medieval era
> ,1539 Battle of Chausa which was fought between Mughal Emperor Humayun and
> Afghan Chief Sher Shah Suri in which the latter emerged as victorious.
> Chausa lies in Buxar district about 10 miles southwest of it.*
>
> *Moving on to the most famous incident which took place in 1764 which
> shaped the history of entire subcontinent i.e. Battle of Buxar which took
> place between Nawab of Awadh and Bengal and Mughal Emperor on one side and
> British East India Company on the other side. What happened after this is
> well known !*
>
> *The famous Katkauli ka Maidan where this battle was fought.*
>
> *Today the city might not be in news regularly but it is historically rich
> and full of positive vibes. Do give it a visit once : )*
>
> *All the above QA are based on Quora digest on 20-09- 2021. Quora answers
> need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 21- 09-2021*
>
>
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