1 I do not know from where kantha balasubramnaim answered without a substance and Mr G simply reproduced under the banner (can be erroneous and yet I dare"; L/H must be certified by the Banks; they are acknowledging the legal heirship in writing once; if there is an instruction and a contract ( all these sermons arise out of the contract act) between the bank, and a negotiable instrument is issued to pay some one (which is one rs note signed by the Governor of RBI also), the bank pays that someone without asking for the indemnity bond; so too where l/H is verifiable without any doubt or prohibited by some litigation for the authority and not stayed to pay the L/ H, amount shall be paid either through accounts or through their bankers' cheque. Asking for indemnity bond even though it is Rs 10 only is illegal, unless or otherwise properly explained by the bank. When deposited, how did the bank believe it is the depositor name only?; so too now; but when there is prima facie doubt ,in spite of all these legal precincts, then by explaining the receiver can be asked for a bond to replenish the bank in case of illegal payment later, which is not in each and every case. Demanding as routine as K Balasubramnaim said proves that the banker has no legal knowledge and enforcing the clients thinking they are safeguarded; even after the bond, still the bank can be forced to pay and the collection from the receiver might become heist; one of the bad debt written off is also this. 2 How many Ants all over: How Many Ants? <https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Diversity_by_Taxonomic_Group> ges
17 subfamilies <https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Category:Extant_subfamily> 340 genera <https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Category:Extant_genus> 71 subgenera <https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Category:Subgenus> * 14121 species <https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Category:Extant_species>* 1810 subspecies <https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Category:Subspecies> 5 fossil subfamilies <https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Category:Extinct_subfamily> 163 fossil genera <https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Category:Extinct_genus> 864 fossil species and subspecies <https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Category:Extinct_species> KR IRS 201221 On Mon, 20 Dec 2021 at 08:26, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 12-2021-20* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > *Q1 Myself and my sister are nominees for fixed deposits in a > nationalised bank separately by our deceased father. Why is the bank asking > for an indemnity bond for the claim?* > > A1 Kanthaswamy Balasubramaniam Lawyer20h > > *Oh its Routine!!! Don’t worry too much* > > This is just in case after paying you your money - your Father > miraculously returns back and demands his FD money plus interest back from > the Bank - then they can recover the same from you and your sister. *Its > just a formality* > > *Q2 Which type of Indian railway train seat is better, 1A or > 3A?* > > A2 Nikhil Jain Marketing Officer at Oil and Natural Gas > Corporation Ltd. (ONGC) (2020–present)Oct 9 > > I generally travel in AC 3-tier coaches of Indian Railways. However, on a > couple of occasions, I have travelled in AC First Class (1A) as well, > particularly during peak Covid waves. > > Based on my experience, there are some differences that I have noted > between these two AC classes. > > AC first class has 4 or 2 berths per compartment. A compartment with four > berths is called a cabin, and a compartment with two berths is called a > coupe. There is no middle berth in AC first class. On the other hand, AC > 3-tier is a sleeper coach with AC. > > Each AC first-class compartment has a separate door that can be locked > from inside. It offers comfort and privacy to travellers. In AC 3-tier, it > is not there. > > Due to the lack of a middle berth in AC first class, it is less crowded > and more spacious. Berths of AC first class are slightly wider than that of > AC 3-tier.Each AC First Class coach has one attendant assigned to it. There > is no such facility in AC tier-3 coach.AC First Class ticket costs almost > 2.5 times the ticket of AC 3-tier. > > So, which is better? In terms of comfort, safety, and privacy, AC first > class is better. In terms of comfort and cost-effectiveness, AC 3-tier is > better. > > *Q3 What is the most important quality of a father?* > > A3 Ramadevi Gidugu Former Self Employed, Full Time Mother.10h > > He should learn not to tolerate tantrums of his family members. Yes. I > repeat.Should come out of patriarchal mind set. *Should not feel entire > family responsibilities are on his shoulders.* > > Indian family system would tolerate if mother doesn't earn but punishes, > heckles, blames, taunts father if he does’t perform. > > No doubt ,there are number of fathers who behave irresponsible, escape > from them duties. Also true that many more fathers are suffering their > entire life carrying the entire family on their shoulders. Suffering beyond > their capacity. Crushed to pulp. > > Father is not an ATM. But, unfortunately he is considered same.For any > problem first question he faces from wife is, *“if you can't do atleast > this much why you married me!!??!* > > I wonder, ‘Did he kidnap and married his wife?’ > > This question is rarely asked to the wife.’ why you married me? > > Most probably she bluffs curtly, ‘*I was not interested! my dad forced me > to marry you !!* (Rarely mom forces her!!) I should have married so and > so capable fellow. > > Just if same words come from him, it creates third world war. Life long > taunts he has to face from her.Don't think I am supporting men and hate > women. I support who ever and whatever is right. I don't care which gender > they belong to. I give importance to ‘what is right than who is right'. > > *Often, mother, wife, sisters, daughters every female members expect so > much from father. He is* conditioned such a way he should take the > responsibility of the entire family from his childhood. Mom's health and > wishes, wife's ambitions, aspirations and work, daughters education and > marriages, son's education etc everything his responsibility only. No one > bothers about his life and his wishes and desires. > > Even children ask sometimes ,if you can't provide why you gave birth to > us?? > > *I know many fathers who are silently suffering*. They can't even cry and > express. They are conditioned like that. Tears indicate weakness, indicate > their vulnerability they feel. They can't express their inability. Pain. > > *My grandmother used to tell.* > > Father is like a snake. He should hiss atleast in between though doesn't > bite. Otherwise, women of the house, who are projected as weak, voiceless > ants, would kill him within no time. > > I didn't understand at that time, thought, a man! So happy life. Need not > ask anyone's permission for anything. Can go anywhere, can live whatever > way he wants. What problem they face? > > Now after seeing people around me, I understood men's life is also not > that easy. They too face tension, under go stress, feel pressure from > family to perform. This angle is just ignored. > > *The most important quality he should have is, talking truth to his wife > and children.* > > Should learn to Live in reality. Should accept, *if it is his beyond > capacity, it is. No need to feel ego*. He should encourage every family > member to participate and contribute in his life. He should learn to say > ‘no' if it's becoming too much. > > Now, I am dealing with a man called ‘Rishi’ from Gorakhpur. Working under > me as a carpenter.He thinks twice to drink even a tea. He should save money > for his younger sister's’ marriage. Mom phones and reminds him constantly. > He himself 30 years old but no one cares. His already married sister sends > a list to him. He should buy those before going back. He was so scared, > skipped going home for Deepavali festival. His girl friend got married last > year after waiting for six years. His responsibilities are never ending. > Now mom wants a small house for her!! > > When he was telling all these with a dry smile, I felt really horrible in > heart.Patriarchal, matriarchal, it may be any system, you can't target one > gender. I know life is not fair to everyone. > > What we can try is to get less affected, less suffered as much as possible. > > I am not interested in telling humans how to live. There are hundreds of > advisers, thousands of books, lakhs of motivating channels and people. > > I just tell how to not live the taxing situations. Important quality? Only > one thing. > > You too Just live life like every one. Learn to enjoy your life too. *If > you consider yourself as head of the family, use other parts of the family > (body) also as active as possible*. Your life is not just valuable , it's > precious also like your wife and children. > > *Q4 What’s the strangest condiment you’ve seen someone put on > their food that didn’t belong?* > > A4 Hannah Baty Cooks and studied nutrition as a hobby for many > years.Updated Fri > > A Cuban man introduced me to the curious practice of *putting salt on > watermelon.* It was such a strange application for salt that my first > thought was that there was something wrong with his sense of taste, my > second thought being that he didn't know what watermelon was and how it > should be eaten. > > But when I inquired, he told me that it was common practice among Cubans > to salt watermelon, and he encouraged me to give it a try*. So I did.It > wasn't bad*. I still prefer my watermelon unsalted, but it didn't taste > as bizarrely unpalatable as I expected it would: It was a pleasant, > sweet-salty combination that accentuated the sweetness of the melon. > > (A sprinkling of salt probably also enhances the rehydration value of > watermelon by replenishing the sodium lost from the body through > perspiration---sort of like natural Gatorade.) > > Probably the second strangest use of a familiar condiment that I've tried > was adding peanut butter to oatmeal, which I learned from a woman from > Oregon who would fix her daughter's oatmeal that way. > > Besides being a surprisingly tasty complement to the maple and brown sugar > flavor of the oatmeal and adding a delightful creaminess, peanut butter > fortifies the cereal with additional vitamins and with protein and healthy > saturated and unsaturated fats which increase its satiety factor and > sustaining power.If you like peanut butter and oatmeal separately, try > combining them sometime for a tasty treat. (I recommend adding an ice cube > or two of evaporated milk also, for extra richness and creaminess.) > > *Q5 What was the purpose of bed curtains in Victorian times?* > > A5 Brent Cooper Trial and appellate counsel for Cooper & Scully > (1993–present)Dec 12 > > Canopied beds served several purposes. Canopy beds have been in China > since as early as the 4th century and those older versions were made with > brocade silk. > > *When they came into use in Europe, it was for privacy*. Medieval noble > families slept in the great hall of their castle, and most of their > servants slept in the hall with them. *Canopy curtains went up to create > a handy sense of privacy—a sort of “cozy room within a room.”* > > A second reason was for warmth. Castles were cold and drafty, which meant > the curtains also added a much needed extra layer of warmth. > > A third reason was for protection. The high posts were made to hold a top > frame that could be covered in fabric or netting. Many houses had thatched > roofs and the top canopy protected the occupants from any bugs that might > drop from the roof. > > The final reason was to prevent disease. Night air was believed to be > unhealthy, so the beds had both a cover and side curtains to keep out > diseases of the night. However, by the 1800s, canopies kept out insects but > not air. Eventually the side curtains were removed except in tropical areas > with massive bug problems. > > *Q6 How do you know if something is decomposed?* > > A6 Dudla Jyothi, M Sc (Ph D) Life & Genetics and Heredity, Mt. > Carmel High School (1981)Sayogita Yadav, former Software Developer > (2013)Answered 19m ago > > *A decomposition reaction is complete when the mass of the container and > its contents no longer changes on heating*. You cool the container and > and determine the mass of the container + contents. Then you heat some more > and repeat the cooling and weighing. > > When a dead body breaks down and eventually some of its parts disintegrate > into the earth, this is an example of a time when the body decomposes. When > you cause something to rot or break down, this is an example of a time when > you decompose the item. > > Decomposition is the first stage in the recycling of nutrients that have > been used by an organism (plant or animal) to build its body. It is the > process whereby the dead tissues break down and are converted into simpler > organic forms. > > Q7 If there were no ants, would there be random piles of dirt > in random places? What do ants do? > > A7 Ken Saladin Emeritus professor of biology Oct 31 > > Thanks, ants! > > *Without ants, soil quality would suffer, to the* significant detriment > of agriculture, gardening, and landscaping. Soil fertility would decline > because it would no longer receive the important admixture of organic > matter that ants continually carry down into it. Ants are vitally > important in soil aeration and turnover. Plant roots need air and water, > and these necessities get to them largely by way of the tunnels that ants > dig. So I suppose without ants, a lot of plants would die, including ones > we depend on for fruits, vegetables, and forage for livestock. Ants are > important for plant seed dispersal and, in effect, plant a lot of > vegetation by taking seeds down into the soil; plants wouldn’t be able to > propagate and spread over the terrain as well. By planting their seeds, > ants are especially important in helping plants get established in > relatively barren soil. > > Dead and decaying plant and animal matter might pile up, including manure. > Ants > are a lot faster at disposing of that stuff than bacteria and mold. So > without ants, you might expect the landscape to be more littered with > animal feces, dead vegetation, and carcasses ranging in size from other > insects to midsized birds and mammals to even large mammals. And there > might be more carcasses to start with, because a lot of animals they rely > on ants as part of their diet might perish, ranging from woodpeckers to > bears and (of course) anteaters. > > Pest insects, including agricultural and garden pests, might thrive > because there’d no longer be any ants, their chief predators, to control > them. Without ants, farmers, gardeners, and agricultural corporations > might have to use a lot more chemical pesticides, further contaminating > our soil and water. > > In the opinion of some authorities, if all the ants died out, the human > species would die out too; we couldn’t live without them. > > All the ants in the world, by the way, are estimated to weigh as much as > all the humans, or more. > > *Q8 What are the notable differences between 6.2 kg and 7.5 kg > top load fully automatic washing machine?* > > A8 1st answer- Anjali Mathur Answered Jul 3, 2020 > > It’s all about the capacity of your washing machine the *larger washing > machine the more quantity of clothes you’ll be able to wash in a single go*. > I too was confused when I was in process for the research for my new *washing > machine when I was searching one. Then I got to know that it doesn’t make > much difference in case of my requirement and I purchased the smaller one.* > LG is one of the most prominent brands available in market. You can go > ahead and purchase a washing machine according to your requirement from > there. > > 2nd answer- Rajan Chandna, works at IFB Industries Answered Apr 28, 2020 > > *With Bigger load capacity you can wash more cloth compare to less > capacity Machine* > > Same time one has to keep in mind - Different dresses / Trousers / shirts > /bed sheet of same size will have a different weight due to type of > material Net material dress or Curtain would be less in weight but volume > would be more, *So capacity in real sense is combination of weight & > volume of the cloth.*Machine should be loaded up to 3/4 or little more to > get the best result from the machine. > > Product features may vary according to the models & price.Buy a washing > which are suitable for Indian conditions , have feature which can active > water to dissolve the detergent. Have a better understanding of Indian > condition. > > For a family of 4–6 Members family if they do not use very heavy bed > sheets / heavy blanket then 6 Kg capacity machine is good enough however > in case heavy curtains/ heavy bed covers then in-between 7kg–8kg washing > would be suitable. > > Before taking in mind -one has to keep in mind the location also - Example > in Delhi/ Shimla ( winter time ) *Then one should choose the big capacity > machine.* > > Most important *if budget is constrain - one can buy the small size > machine can do multiple washing Cycles* > > *Q9 What are some inventions whose inventors regret having > invented them?* > > A9 Sangram Sagar Dec 1 > > USB was created to make it easier to plug one device into another. But > still today, we have to try 2 or 3 times before inserting our USB key in > the right direction. Ajay Bhatt, its creator, told a conference that at the > base, USB should be reversible. But this was not for because of a > too-small budget, then he added that he regretted not having been able to > go to the end of his invention. > > Tim Berners-Lee, the main inventor of the World Wide Web (WWW) said in > 2009 at a scientific congress that one of his biggest regrets was that a > double > slash after the HTTP in the web address (//) n actually has no interest. > > If you are complaining that passwords have to be created with upper case, > lower case, and special characters, Bill Burr is the place to be. Pressed > by his leadership and the US government, he wrote a baseless report in 2003 > that said a password with these 3 criteria was secure. He later > apologized because in reality, what matters is the number of characters > used. > > *Q10 What is the name of the plant that grows wool?* > > *A10 *Claire Jordan Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, shop > owner, secretary on newspaper Nov 29 > > *Wool grows on sheep and some types of goat*. I’m guessing *you mean > either cotton or flax which both produce soft fibres that can be used in > weaving and knitting.* > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 19-12- 2021. * > > *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan ,78, former AGM Telecom > Trivandrum on 20 -12-2021* > > > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "Thatha_Patty" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to [email protected]. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/868756683.2557443.1639969022592%40mail.yahoo.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/868756683.2557443.1639969022592%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. 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