Pranam In TV shows they say that the brides are not available so boys find it desperate to marry and stay aged bachelors. There may be a big list of reasons. But only one I consider as the reason: TOO MUCH OF EXPECTATIONS AFTER SEEING THE MEDIA AND READING BOOKS. KR IRS 171121
On Wed, 17 Nov 2021 at 07:11, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 11-2021-17* > > *Being a compilation there may be errors* > > *Q1 Which is the best option to wash your clothes in a washing > machine among normal, soak & normal and quick wash, and why?* > > *A1 2 Answers- Curt Mueller, former Self** employed, small > business ownerUpdated Jun 29, 2020* > > *If you laundry is a normal load (no stains). Use normal cycle.* > > *If you laundry has stains or need soaking before hand, use soak and > normal.* > > *If your clothes need washed but not very dirty or in somewhat of a hurry, > use the quick wash cycle.* > > *2nd answer- Krishnan, former Assistant General** Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966-2004)Answered just now* > > *In my home after automatic washing machine purchased in 2008, we were > looking in to washing period- 73 minutes or 45 minutes. Drying was done for > 10 minutes. Till recently did not check which LED was glowing- deep wash, > quick wash or hand wash. 73 minutes(deep wash) gave clear wash. 45 minutes > (Hand wash) is used for not much soiled clothes. Recently technician > suggested using liquid detergent to avoid corrosion.* > > *Though work involved is more, semiautomatic washing machine in my home > gives better wash and drying. When thick clothes are to be washed, mostly > we use semiautomatic machine.* > > *Q2 What is the most dangerous plant in the wild?* > > *A2 Journey into the Wild Victoria Ng Nov 10* > > *Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum). Tobacco* > > *is the most widely grown commercial non-food plant in the world. All > parts of the plant, especially its leaves, contain the toxic alkaloids > nicotine and anabasine, and can be fatal if eaten. Despite its designation > as a cardiac poison, nicotine from tobacco is widely consumed around the > world and is both psychoactive and addictive. Tobacco use causes more than > 5 million deaths per year, making it perhaps the most deadly plant in the > world.* > > *My note- Eating the green leaf is poisonous is a new information to me.* > > *Q3 Why do Indian parents find it difficult to arrange the > marriages of their children these days?* > > *A3 Vishwanath Married just once 43 years** ago and still > married to the same woman.20h (3 minutes to read / 472 words)* > > *I had shared these thoughts earlier too in some other context and I am > reproducing the content with suitable editing. * > > *Because the alternative, that is love marriages, are becoming more > common, and more acceptable. * > > *Because the days are gone when the boy’s family could dictate terms and > lord it over the girl’s family. They can no longer act privileged. * > > *Because girls are better educated these days and finding girls less > qualified than boys is becoming difficult. * > > *Because girls earn as much and sometimes even more than the boys. * > > * Because girls nowadays have become aware of the importance of economic > independence and no longer meekly submit to the wishes of their parents and > in-laws. They demand equal status in a marriage, something their parents > are not comfortable with because the previous generation generally gave the > males a higher status. * > > *Because dowries are more difficult to extract from the girl’s parents who > now boldly refuse to give if demanded. * > > *Because inter-caste love marriages are becoming** more common and that > leaves fewer girls of the same caste that parents of boys seek. Almost all > arranged marriages are within the same caste.* > > *Because opportunities for social mixing of the genders are more common > today.* > > *Because girls are now becoming more assertive and will not allow a > previous generation to decide what is good for them.* > > *Because the average age of couples getting married is now significantly > more than what it used to be. (My mom was married at 14, my wife was 21 (19 > when the marriage was decided) my daughter got married at 24 and nowadays > girls are marrying even later). Couples now are much older, and > economically independent and cannot be dictated to in matters of marriage.* > > *Because youngsters nowadays no longer blindly trust their elders to know > what is good for them. Often they know more about what they want than the > previous generation.* > > *Because the joint family is slowly dying. Couples are no longer willing > to live as part of the family of the boy but want to set up a family of > their own as soon as possible and this is easier when the marriage is not > arranged.* > > *Because modern media, like TV, films, internet have influenced modern > young girls and boys.* > > *Today arranged marriages are just an alternative to love marriages**, > particularly in the cities. They are common in rural areas where girls and > boys don’t get opportunities to mix socially.* > > *Lastly, arranged marriages used to be the predominant way to get married > due to tradition during our time. In our time love marriages were an > exception and not socially approved and did not get family support. But, > today millions of boys and girls have parents who themselves had love > marriages in the late eighties and early nineties and therefore acceptance > of love marriages has increased.* > > *Inevitably, it will be more difficult to arrange marriages in the future.* > > *At Alladi Jagannath’s suggestion let me add:* > > *17. Many parents set great store by horoscope matching. Many good matches > are not considered because an astrologer consulted by either side, or by > both sides pronounce that the horoscopes do not match.* > > *Q4 During landing, do the wheels of the aircraft rotate using > the mechanical power of aircraft?* > > *A4 Subhadeep Paul Sat* > > *No it really doesn’t.* > > *The wheels of an aircraft are no different than wheels of a toy plane in > terms that both are free wheeling. They don’t really have a power source. > Every kilogram of weight on aircraft is a luxury. Aircrafts do not need > extra mechanisms that not only concerns flight safety, but also leads to > weight increase. Moreover the aircraft can slip off the runway if the > tangential speed of rotation is higher than the landing speed of aircraft.* > > *That’s the reason why the wheels are free moving & the landing spots of > runways have rubber marks from the sudden rotation of wheels upon landing.* > > *Q5 Whenever the gas provider comes with a cylinder, he asks us > for thirty rupees, while home delivery is free. What should I do?* > > *A5 Shruti SWriterSun* > > *I suggest you pay them.* > > *Since the time we got access to LPG i.e when I was 8 years old, we pay > whatever they ask for, and do not bargain. With our delivery person, we > steadily increased it from INR 20 to INR 50 over the years.. As a rule, we > give him water, and never once has it been denied.. For one, we live in the > first floor, wherein the delivery person has to climb up a flight of stairs > lifting 30 odd kilos on a single shoulder, and then climb back down with 14 > odd kilos on his shoulder. Imagine doing that for 8 hours, every day of > your job.. Also, he does not get paid enough; he is paid an average of 10k > a month, which will NOT ensure a good quality of life under current > circumstances.* > > *In my house, we usually replace a cylinder once in 2/2.5 months. So > technically, INR 50 for 2 months, which is INR 25 per month.. (Is that > really really too much?) And what do we get in return? He brings the > cylinder into our house, does a seal check himself, and takes back the > empty gas cylinder. What would we have got if we chose to waive off the > money? He would place it outside the gate, take the empty cylinder, and > leave. We must ensure it is not tampered with by miscreants, maneuver it > upstairs ourselves, ensuring we do not break our backs or the stairs, wall > corners and what not.. * > > *A woman I knew didn’t want to pay INR 20 (long back), and told the guy to > leave it downstairs, and she and her husband would lift it upwards, every > month.. All for being stingy..* > > *We have had the same guy come home for 20 years (he is nearing his > retirement..) As a result of our long-standing bond, he has helped us with > a lot of tips on how to save on gas, how to choose the best gas tubes/stove > tops, and has even once cleaned our burner for free..* > > *The delivery amount we pay to the delivery person isn’t extortion. It is > just an extension of goodwill, or to put it objectively - a well-afforded > fee for convenience which largely benefits the recipient.* > > *My note-Leakage checking is important. **The delivery man has to do it.* > > *Nowadays the delivery person simply asks the code from phone, simply > takes the money and just see the amount is given. But most add 50-00 > addition. * > > *They simply say OK sir/Madam. I have not seen any one count any extra > given or how much is given. * > > *In the bill it is written PLEASE NO TIPS .Check your bill* > > *Q6 Why do plane wings have a hook in the center which is > generally of yellow colour?* > > *A6 Subhadeep PaulSat* > > *Interesting observation. For people who have not noticed, it is this:* > > *This tiny yellow hook on the aircraft wing is a safety equipment. It can > save your life.* > > *In an event of an emergency landing in water, this hook is used as an > attachment point of a rope which is tied between the aircraft door & the > inflatable raft. Passengers can hold on to it as they evacuate.* > > *This is very essential because once the plane ditches into water, the > wing surface becomes too slippery for passengers to walk on. One rope is > tied between doors & the first hole, the other rope is secured between the > other hole & the inflatable raft.* > > *Interestingly, there is a second hook too.The hook** on the bottom right > of above image is used to secure the inflatable slide as shown in the pic > below.* > > *Q7 What is the news item- Chew curry leaves on an empty > stomach in the morning, it will eradicate the disease**?* > > *A7 Aditya Joglekar Mon* > > *Health** And Nutrition Mumbai* > > *:- Curry leaves are used to enhance the taste of food. But you may not > know that curry leaves have excellent medicinal properties, with many > health benefits. The use of curry leaves helps in the treatment of many > problems like hair loss, weight loss, diabetes, dandruff, mouth ulcers etc. > According to Ayurveda, curry leaves contain protein, fiber, calcium, > vitamins and many minerals. * > > *Dr. Diksha, an Ayurvedic expert, says that there are many ways to use > curry leaves. You can use it in the form of powder, hair mask, hair oil, > tea or it can be chewed raw. Come on in, take a look and enjoy yourself!* > > *Hair loss or premature graying of hair* > > *According to experts, take 1 to 2 cups of coconut oil or any oil of your > choice for hair. Add a handful of curry leaves and cook. When both the oil > and the curry leaves turn dark, cool the oil and place in a glass jar. Amla > can also be added with curry leaves. Apply this oil from the scalp to the > ends of the hair at night and wash off with a mild shampoo the next > morning.* > > *Dandruff treatment* > > *Make a thin paste of curry leaves (uses curry leaves) and mix in sour > cream. Apply this mixture on the scalp and wash off after drying. To get > rid of dandruff and pimples, apply this remedy 2 to 3 times a week and keep > an interval of 1 to 2 days between.The formula was superhot * > > *Curry leaves for weight loss* > > *According to Ayurvedic experts, take 10 to 20 curry leaves and boil them > in water. After a few minutes, strain the water. Add a teaspoon of honey > and lemon juice. Your fat burning curry leaf tea is ready. Its consumption > will lead to rapid weight loss.* > > *Treatment of oral ulcers* > > *Make a paste by mixing curry powder with honey. Now apply this paste on > mouth ulcers. Mouth ulcers will go away completely in 2 to 3 days.* > > *Curry for diabetes, cholesterol and digestion* > > *According to experts, in the morning on an empty stomach chew 8 to 10 > fresh curry leaves or drink its juice. In addition, it can also be included > in drinks, rice, salads, food, etc. Curry contains a powerful enzyme called > alpha-amylase. Which starch in the diet breaks down into glucose and > regulates blood sugar. Also, according to Ayurveda, being bitter, it is > very beneficial for the liver. Which makes digestion proper.* > > *For Amazing Facts Find Us On Twitter Maharashtratoday* > > *My note- Diabetic patients kindly consult the doctor before consuming > curry leaves. This QA is only for information.* > > *Q8 Why do my clothes tear in the washing machine?* > > *A8 5 Answers Ankur Mishra, Expertise in** Washing machines, > RAC and Refrigerators Answered Aug 26, 2016* > > *Cloths generally tear due to burr produced somewhere in the washing drum > or pulsator or due to design defect which creates gaps in between washing > drum. While washing cloths get stuck and get torned. This is the main > reason.* > > *2nd answer-Ashmede Asgarali, lives in Oshawa, ON** > (2016-present)Answered Aug 18, 2019* > > *If it is delicates, one has to use the appropriate wash cycle.* > > *But assuming one is washing normal clothing on the normal wash cycle. I > have seen articles of clothing damaged. These articles if clothing have > invariably been older well worn items that have developed weak threads in > certain places on the item and the vigor of the wash cycle found the weak > spots and frayed the spot into an actual tear. * > > *My Levi jeans eventually tear close to the crotch on my inseam area**. > My jeans get lots of wear but I still found that damage to not be in > keeping with the Levi reputation….* > > *3rd answer- Divyang MaheshwariAnswered Sep 16,** 2020* > > *It may have several things that cause it* > > *1 It may be caused by the cycle used in washing them that's can be a > problem* > > *2 It may be due to the use of too much detergent excess detergent can > cause* > > *3 The material of clothing you have does not support the kind of soaking > you must be doing* > > *4th answer-Idhayam StoresAnswered Jan 5* > > *Inside the drum of your washing machine, there are several plastic pieces > sticking out, known as drum paddles. Sometimes these can break off, > revealing sharp metal hinges which the paddles connect to. Clothes can get > caught onto these hinges, resulting in damaged items.* > > *5th answer- Shubham** Chinkate, Graphics Designer and BloggerAnswered > Jul 10* > > *Clothes must be teared if in case wrong setting for** inappropriate > fabric quality must have let the fabric to damage or if there is any tear > in the drum that must have cause the clothes to tear.* > > *Q9 am selling my flat in Navi Mumbai. My buyer has applied for > a loan in SBI bank. He says I have to transfer the property in his name for > the bank to release cheque. Is it true?* > > *A9 Gaurav SharmaNov 10* > > *No, a very clear no. No bank say this the procedure to get a home loan > from any bank is* > > *Finalise the property* > > *Make the 10% agreement in some case this may very but agreement is > important ( that seller and buyer both are agree on terms of selling and > buying)* > > *Loaner will apply for loan with all documents.* > > *Bank will approve the loan if they think person is meeting all criteria.* > > *On registry day bank person come with cheque he will verify your > payments( amount which has to be** paid by self) then he take sales deeds > and required document along with him and handover cheque to the seller.* > > *Its a personal experience of taking home loan so no bank ask for such > things**. Please if have any other queries go to sbi directly and ask > this or else don't sell to him.* > > *Q10 What are the drawbacks of joining armed forces?* > > *A10 Sainyam AgrawalDefence AnalystNov 10* > > *Just like any other organization Indian Armed forces also have some > drawbacks but I personally feel these draw backs are very subjective. * > > *You have to live away from your families for months** at times but I > think this gap has been reduced by video calls and phone calls facility > (meeting them physical is different no doubts)* > > *Cannot expect a stable life today you can live in** Kashmir and next > month maybe in south of India or Rajasthan etc. But I think that is the fun > part of job if you look it in positive way.At times you cannot have a > particular routine for yourself. Not only in field area but also in Peace > Areas. You might have to wake you very early or prepare for something whole > night. But I think one should be prepared for this mentally this is the job > required it is not just in army but is also there in Airline industry, > hotel industry etc.* > > *You can get scolded by your senior at any time if** you do something > wrong but I think it is okay to get scolded of course one will feel bad for > a while* > > *You need to study a lot and it is important for a officer to do lot of > courses and I think many people** join it in a illusion that in army you > don’t study* > > *We all need to understand that nothing is perfect but what is closest to > it. If one is really passionate** about the forces these drawbacks are > nothing for him/her and if you are not it is enough to demotivate you* > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 16-11- 2021. Quora > answers need not be 100% correct answers * > > *Compiled and posted by R. 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