Pranam The best advice to Goraka is zip thy lips and watch beyond. Reg Mr YM observations on Hindi, why did you worship English? it is not your mother tongue; and if you write in your mother tongue people like me many have to translate and I have no bias on language; and the tamil brothers killed the progress of a region in the world form. Now Tamilians had to take asylum on vaste only within a small circle. Learn all languages. Fanatic is there in all languages; shall I quote names in Telugu fanaticism?. Tamil fanatics are those who do not know Tamil properly, styled themselves as Tamilian and mocking at people. Putttukichu is not Tamil; Sachipothe is not Telugu. Mardunga is not Hindi. So do not show bias to learn. Then one shrunk into a small circle and abused others like Goraka. KR IRs 18322
On Fri, 18 Mar 2022 at 09:51, Markendeya Yeddanapudi < [email protected]> wrote: > Sir, > You have been contributing many interesting facts everyday,all of them > enlightening,thought provoking,contemplation triggering and very useful. > About mother tongue,I have written my own write up. > Hindi has been popularized by the Hindi cinemas and unpopularized by those > that want to force it as the national language.We owe our gratitude to our > Tamil brothers by standing alone and fighting the Hindi language > imperialism and colonialism. > YM > > On Fri, Mar 18, 2022 at 9:26 AM 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> *CULTURAL QA 03-2022-18* >> >> *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* >> >> Q1 If you are flying in a plane while an earthquake is happening >> below you, can you visually see the earthquake happening below you? >> >> A1 Andrew McGregor Former Coastguard Air Patrol incident >> manager.15h >> >> Yes: >> >> That image was taken a few minutes after the Christchurch 2011 >> earthquake. Not from the air, but clearly you would have been able to see >> that from an aircraft. >> >> I know two pilots who were airborne in the area that day, and they did >> see things happening on the ground. Trees and vegetation moving, >> disturbances >> in bodies of water, things like that. >> >> I also know someone who was standing next to the threshold of >> Christchurch airport’s main runway working on the ILS antennas that day, >> who got to see ripples running the length of the runway. I’m sure, had >> there been an airplane on short final at that moment, they would have seen >> it too.(picture not added) >> >> Q2 What are the risks of having pancreatitis? >> >> A2 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited Lived in Hyderabad, >> Telangana, India Mar 12 >> >> The following are the leading risk factors of pancreatitis – >> >> Heavy alcohol consumption – Excessive alcoholism means consuming at >> least four to five drinks per day. Studies show that people who are heavy >> drinkers are at a higher risk of this disease. >> >> Smoking – In comparison to non-smokers, people who smoke cigarettes are >> three times more susceptible to chronic pancreatitis. However, quitting the >> same decreases the risk by 50%. >> >> Obesity – If you are obese, you are at a higher risk of developing >> pancreatitis. >> >> Family history – In cases of chronic pancreatitis, genetics plays an >> important role. If anyone in your family has/had this health condition, >> your chances are likely to increase. >> >> Q3 Being a North Indian, how do you feel after getting posted in >> South India through SSC CGL? No disrespect to our southern brothers, I just >> want to douse my curiosity in case I get posting in South. >> >> A3 Azhar Khan Lives in Thrissur, Kerala, India (2018–present)Sun >> >> <Being A Delhite ,Posted in Kerala> >> >> I didn't get posting in Kerala through CGL. It's through CHSL (2016). >> Reason behind getting posted here was that 0.5 Marks Margin Above PA Cutoff. >> >> I joined here in October, 2018. It's been 3.5years+ since I am here >> (Thrissur, Kerala){Central Kerala} >> >> My probation got completed in 2021. But due to some reasons, my transfer >> got rejected. Anyway, CGL19 result is awaited. I will move from here sooner. >> >> Anyway, let's cut to the chase — >> >> People/Colleagues - >> >> They are educated and rich cultured. No eve-teasing, no Indecency. Safe >> for girls. >> >> Almost 90–95% are supportive towards us, help us get our problem carried >> out, are much more down to earth than the Opinionated ones found in some of >> the northern states. >> >> 5–10% are the dogged ones who sneer by just seeing a North Indian( It's >> common in South Kerala/Tamilnadu) >> >> People here respect Central Government Employees. No one would bother >> about making you their Tenant. >> >> Language - >> >> Here people prefer their mother tongue over Hindi or any other language. >> Though, they themselves are taught Hindi till matriculation. Yet, for them >> we are expected to Learn their regional language to survive in South India. >> >> In my case, I had arguments with many of them explaining them that Hindi >> is a National Language (You must speak In Hindi). They changed my mentality >> by replying *Hindi is just an official language and nothing more than that* >> >> Though, English is a universal language that is a savior in my case. >> >> In the first two years, I hated learning Malayalam. Later, I learnt >> Malyalam so that I can atleast communicate with people. I now know basic >> words and sentences which serves the purpose and also counting in Malyalam >> till 1lakh. >> >> In my opinion, we must adapt a bit. We Shouldn't be stubborn in Learning >> a new language. They love it when we speak broken down words in Their >> regional language. >> >> Climate/Weather-No pollution at all.Cleaner and Greener which can raise >> anybody's Life expectancy. People have created Nursery in their home. >> Hardly will you find any house without plant/tree/garden etc. >> >> Some of the best places I could get the chance to visit are >> >> Ooty, Munnar, Mysore, Wayanad. . >> >> Planning to visit Lakshadweep and Kanyakumari soon. >> >> Politics- >> >> In Kerala, it's COMMUNIST Party which have been ruling the state. Because >> of that communist mentality, here nobody bothers about anybody's >> religion/caste. They are respectful towards one anothers' priorities. >> >> Food- >> >> This is the major issue here. If you are a VEGETARIAN, it will be >> extremely difficult for you to survive here as varieties and options are >> very less compared to North India. (NO DAAL MAKHNI, CHANA MASALA, CHOLE, >> RAJMA POORI). Their Veg Food variety is limited to a few stuffs which won't >> satiate your soul. If you know cooking, it's good. If not, learn it anyhow. >> >> I being a Non-Veg, survived on hotel foods and later learnt cooking. >> Variety is there but taste is different because of spices/oil they use >> which makes the food inedible sometimes. >> >> All in all, I have a decent experience here in Kerala(7/10). >> >> This state and department proved to be lucky for me as I could crack both >> CGL 2019 AND CGL 2020( Result is awaited but surety is there). >> >> I Had decided to go from here since I joined here as homesickness is no >> different in my case. I could work harder looking at my surroundings and >> thinking that I cant survive here lifetime. >> >> In the scenario of Joblessness, dont bother much about getting posted >> anywhere in India. >> >> Just love your work and department , and simultaneously focus on getting >> out of here anyhow. >> >> As Home is Home ❤ >> >> As I had already visited other South indians states, so chronology will >> be like this considering all aspects — >> >> Kerala>Andhra/Telangana>Karnataka>Tamilnadu. >> >> *My note- There are lot of spelling and grammar mistakes in the answer.** >> I have not corrected. * >> >> Q4 How can the kidney be described and what are its functions? >> >> A4 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited Lived in Hyderabad, >> Telangana, India Mar 12 >> >> Kidneys are bean-shaped organs that are located on either side of your >> body. These are two in number and are *present at the lowest level of >> your rib cage.* >> >> Each kidney consists of several functional units known as nephrons. >> >> A nephron consists of a glomerulus that is attached to a tubule. These >> glomeruli are filtering units of small blood vessels. When blood enters the >> glomerulus, the filtration happens, and the filtered fluid is sent to the >> tubule. >> >> *Inside the tubule, water and chemicals are either added or removed from >> the fluid.* This function is performed based on your body’s needs. Once >> this process is complete, the rest of the waste fluid is passed out of your >> body in the form of urine. >> >> Every 24 hours, the kidneys perform the function of filtering toxins and >> returning the fluid to the bloodstream. On average, our kidneys filter >> about 200 quarts of liquid. Out of these, about *198 quarts of fluid are >> recovered, whereas the remaining two quarts are released from the body.* >> >> Q5 Is banana good for the brain? >> >> A5 Lucia Garcia Worked at Hospitals Mon >> >> *Bananas play an important role in positive emotions,* it may help >> reduce symptoms of stress and anxiety, so bananas are known as *"the >> fruit of happiness".* >> >> Bananas are rich in tryptophan, and a medium-sized banana contains about >> 12 milligrams of tryptophan. >> >> *Tryptophan is one of the essential amino acids that the body cannot >> manufacture and needs to be obtained from food.* >> >> Tryptophan is the main substance in the synthesis of serotonin. >> Serotonin, widely known as "happy hormone", which is a chemical used to >> communicate between nerve cells in the brain. >> >> *Clinical experience shows that low levels of serotonin in the brain are >> one of the main causes of depression and anxiety.* >> >> Serotonin stimulates the nervous system of the brain, making people feel >> happiness, satisfaction, cheerfulness and calm. >> >> In addition, bananas are also rich in carbohydrates, protein, dietary >> fiber, fat, vitamin C, vitamin A, vitamin B, vitamin E, carotene, >> potassium, calcium, phosphorus, iron and other nutrients needed by the >> human body. >> >> Q6 What is the best life advice you would give? >> >> A6 Prabhat Mishra a learner Mon >> >> Once there was a hardworking old farmer. One day, one of his horses ran >> away. His neighbours on hearing this news came to visit and sympathetically >> said, “*Oh, it's such a bad luck!”* >> >> “Maybe!”, the farmer replied. >> >> Next morning, that horse returned with three other wild horses. This time >> his neighbours exclaimed, *“How wonderful!”* >> >> “Maybe!”, the farmer replied. >> >> Next day, the farmer's son tried to ride one of the horses, fell down and >> broke his leg. The neighbours again paid *a visit to offer their >> sympathy*. >> >> “Maybe!”, the farmer replied. >> >> The next day, some military officials came to the village to recruit some >> young men to go on war. *They passed the farmer's son because of his >> broken leg. The neighbours congratulated the farmer this time.“Maybe!”, the >> farmer replied.* >> >> Life is a constantly changing cycle of highs and lows. Neither the high, >> nor the low will last forever. >> >> So, *it is better to just go with the flow rather than becoming too >> invested in one particular moment*. >> >> Q7 Why is coffee popular worldwide despite its bitter taste? >> >> A7 Joshua Gross I drink black drip coffee and espresso Feb 25 >> >> *Coffee is a great source of caffeine, a mild stimulant.* On caffeine, >> many people experience increased energy, attention span, and mild euphoria >> (until they take too much). >> >> Many bitter-tasting foods and especially beverages are popular. In recent >> years, craft beer IN THE US has moved strongly toward IPAs with higher and >> higher levels of hops. >> >> *Properly made coffee is not horribly bitter. Drip brew or espresso drunk >> in a timely manner has a* nice bitterness that quickly dissipates. >> However, those who want #1 and aren’t ok with #2 can put milk, sugar, or >> other flavoring (in various guises). >> >> I drink my coffee black. I pretty much always have. I’ve had >> cappuccinos, lattes, etc., but I like black coffee. I also like dark >> chocolate. I don’t particularly like the super-hoppy IPAs, but in grad >> school, my go-to beer was Victory Hop Devil.It’s personal taste. >> >> Q8 Is it safe to end the spin cycle on a washing machine early? >> >> A8 3 Answers Yat Sum Leung, I know a thing or two about planes >> Answered May 27, 2019 >> >> Yes. >> >> Front load: The door has built in safety mechanisms which locks it in >> place. Just make sure you set your washer to drain the water (twice, if >> needed) first. *Front loaders are notorious for refusing to open the >> door when you do an early quit.* >> >> Top load: newer models (say, since 10 years ago) have sensors which >> halts the spin the the lid is opened. Just don't put your hand inside when >> it’s stopping. Again, drain any remaining water for hygiene sake. >> >> 2nd answer- Steve JonesAnswered Jul 25, 2020 >> >> Safe as in causing damage to the machine? No. it won’t hurt the machine. >> >> Safe as far as reaching in with it running? Probably not a good idea! >> >> *But, taking dripping wet clothes from the machine (for whatever reason) >> will likely get water on the floor, so a slip hazard, and possibly damage >> the floor covering.* >> >> And placing overly wet clothes in the dryer can damage the dryer, and >> cause excessive energy consumption and long run cycles trying to remove the >> water. >> >> 3rd answer- Rod Gorry , restricted electrical,Answered Jan 7 >> >> *All front loaders have a dry point. This means the amount of rotations >> per minute, it can achieve removing liquid, the dry point is measured.* >> >> From memory the maximum dry point is about 8600 rpm, after that, its a >> waste of time, no more liquid can be extracted. >> >> Lots of fancy machine boast higher speeds to get you to buy them. When >> buying a front loader, look for 8600rpm. >> >> Ending any cycle before its time is totally safe. These machines have >> built in safety devices to prevent you from say flooding your laundry.But >> like most, I guess you ask because once you close that door. its locked and >> you cant add to? I hate f/loaders. >> >> Q9 Do crocodiles eat everything? >> >> A9 Peter Kaye Former Ex Crocodile Hunter, Deep Sea Diver, >> Oilfield Work at Ocean Systems (1966–1996)Mar 9 >> >> *No, only animals or meat, they do eat vegetable,* but only from the >> stomachs of the animals they swallow. Their stomach acid is extremely >> strong and will dissolve everything down to the skin and bones, the skin >> and bones being the last to devolve, or digest. I once opened up a 14 feet >> croc and it had a full bovine skin in it , no head but all 4 hooves were >> still attached to the skin, and judging by the size of the hooves I would >> say the cow/ steer would have been 3/4 grown. All meat had already been >> digested and only skin and bones were left, and all bones were completely >> crushed, and none bigger than my hand. Actually the four hooves were the >> largest bones left. >> >> Q10 What's the difference between a father and mother? >> >> A10 Sahil Phatangare Prince of Quora Mar 3 >> >> Recently I was going home from college by local train. >> >> The train was full of crowd plus it was afternoon so atmosphere was hot >> and humid. >> >> Due to the lack of seats, I was standing at the open door with my hand >> locked in the bars and head picking out.A young married couple came near >> the door, their baby was crying.3-4 stations passed still the baby didn't >> stop crying. >> >> After a point, the father got irritated and he went back to his seat.*But >> the mother kept pampering her child, making weird faces, speaking in a cute >> tone.* >> >> It carried for an hour, but the baby didn't stop crying.The whole >> compartment was irritated they were looking at that mother only. >> >> *Mother ignored all the stares, she didn't even got angry on her child >> even for a little bit.* >> >> A few more minutes passed, child's father came and stood in front of her. >> >> Like acting as a shield, maybe the crowd stares were making her feel >> awkward. >> >> *An old aunty from the crowd passed a packet of peanuts to the baby. >> Luckily baby got distracted and started playing with it.* >> >> During that train journey, the mother didn't give up on her child. >> >> In real life too no matter how much mischievous children might be, for a >> mother her child is innocent.Whereas the father, he wasn't playing with the >> child but he was looking back and later carrying their laguage. >> >> *In real too, a father doesn't wipe the tears of a child when he comes >> from school after a bad incident.We think of him as stone heart human but >> he pays the fees, takes care of needs.* >> >> Role's might interchange according to circumstances.But in a family, >> there's a soft heart parent who nurtures the child and a hardliner parent >> who gives protection from the cruelty of the world. >> >> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 17-03- 2022. **Quora >> answers need not be 100% correct answers * >> >> *Compiled **and posted by R. 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