CULTURAL QA06-2022-11 BEING ACOMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS
Q1 What happens if you eat raw flour? A1 Lucia Garcia Worked at Hospitals Jun5 Flour is milledfrom wheat and is one of the most common food ingredients in the world. Wheat is grown inthe field, and the wheat is not sterilized during the milling process intoflour, which meansthe flour is likely to be contaminated with bacteria. A survey showedthat flour has a high rate of E. coli and Salmonella contamination, around 10%. Therefore, Eating Raw Flour May Cause DigestiveProblems, leading to symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, indigestion,and vomiting. Luckily, when youcook with flour, you don't have to worry about leftover bacteria, the heatingprocess kills all of them. Flour is a staplefood for Americans and Europeans, and it is the main ingredient in foods suchas bread, noodles, cookies, cakes, and steamed buns. Flour containsstarch, protein, fat, water, minerals and small amounts of vitamins andenzymes. The protein contentof flour is higher than that of rice, so it is generally believed that thenutritional value of flour is higher than that of rice Q2 What are some of the interestingfacts about India? A2 Balaji Viswanathan History buff Jun5 In 1947, one of the Dalit leaders in India’s Bengalprovince — fought to break India. He thought thatthe Dalits would be better off in a Muslim Pakistan than in Hindu India. Duringthe massive 1946 communal riots in East Bengal where huge numbers of Hinduswere massacred and raped, hesided against the Hindus claiming that the upper caste Hindus oppress bothMuslims and Dalits. Jogendra NathMandal - Wikipedia Leader of dalitmovement and one of founding fathers of Pakistan Jogendranath Mandal (যোগেন্দ্রনাথ মন্ডল) (29 January 1904 – 5October 1968), was one of the founding fathers [1] of modern state of Pakistan, and legislator serving as country's first minister of law and labour , andalso was second minister of Commonwealth and Kashmir affairs . In the cabinetof Interim Government of India , He got the law portfolio before. [2] As aleader of the Scheduled Castes ( Dalits ), Jogendranath Mandal campaignedagainst the division of Bengal in 1947, believing that the divided Bengal wouldmean that Dalits would be at the mercy of the Muslim majority in East Bengal(Pakistan), and at the thraldom of majority caste-Hindus in West Bengal(India). In the end, hedecided to maintain his base in East Pakistan, hoping that the Dalits would bebenefited from it and joined the first cabinet in Pakistan as the Minister ofLaw and Labour. [3] He migrated toIndia a few years after partition [4] after submitting his resignation toLiaquat Ali Khan , the then Prime Minister of Pakistan , citing the anti-Dalitsbias of Pakistani administration. [5] [6] Earlylife [ edit ] Jogendra Nath Mandal was born in the Barisal district of what wasthen Bengal Presidency , British India (later East Bengal and East Pakistan ,presently Bangladesh ) on 29 January 1904. He belonged to the NamasudraCommunity. Jogendra Nath Mandal was a diligent student since his nascent years,and with his resilient assiduousness to study, he passed his initial educationin the First Class; then after graduating in 1929, took admission in law. Butafter completion of his law degree in 1934, Jogendra Nath Mandal decided not totake up law practice or a job. Instead, he commenced his vociferous retaliationagainst the unjust and oppressive societal structure which had hithertohumiliated his community, and decided to dedicate his whole life for thebetterment of the oppresseds and society as a whole. [7] Political career inIndia (1937-1947) [ edit ] Mandal began his political career as an independentcandidate in the Indian provincial assembly elections of 1937 . He contested Bakharganj NorthEast Rural constituency for a seat in the Bengal legislative assembly anddefeated Saral Kumar Dutta, the president of the district committeeof the Indian National Congress (INC) and nephew of the Swadeshi leader ,Ashwini Kumar Dutta . [9] [10] Mandal was considerably influenced around thistime by both Subhas Chandra Bose and Sarat Chandra Bose . When the former wasexpelled from the INC in 1940, Mandal became involved with the Muslim League(ML), which was the only other significant national party, and became aminister in the cabinet of the ML chief minister, Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy .[9] Mandal was afollower of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar , the father of the Indian Constitution .[11] It was also around this time that Mandal and B. R. Ambedkarestablished the Bengal branch of the Scheduled Castes Federatio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jogendra_Nath_Mandal He became one ofthe founders of this new nation of Pakistan that was created with a lot ofbloodshed. He was rewarded well. In the new nation of Pakistan, he first headedthe law ministry and later led the Ministry of Kashmir Affairs, activelyfighting India. A thousand milesaway in Punjab, the Ahamidyya community was forefront in trying to break Indiato create Pakistan. They were the most impactful in finally getting the jobdone. Their second caliphmet Jinnah in London, convinced him of the idea of Pakistan and succeeded ingetting Jinnah out of retirement to fight for the creation of Pakistan. AnotherAhmadi — Zafarullah Khan — worked tirelessly to convince everyone why Muslims arenot safe in India. He drafted the Pakistan resolution and achieved his dream! Both group had asurprise waiting just months after their victories. Mandal’s group ofDalits were persecuted in Pakistan and he could no longer live there safely. He migrated to the“Hindu” India to protect himself and his followers — the same nation he foughtto split. Ahmadis weredeclared non-Muslims by Pakistan and persecuted severely. The Hindus theydespised so much were the ones who gave them refuge and freedom to practicetheir faith without expecting anything in return. Persecution ofAhmadis The Ahmadiyya sectof Islam has been subject to various forms of religious persecution anddiscrimination since the movement's inception in 1889. [1] The Ahmadiyya Muslimmovement emerged from the Sunni tradition of Islam and its adherents believe inall the five pillars and articles of faith required of Muslims. [2] Ahmadis areconsidered non-Muslims by many mainstream Muslims since they consider MirzaGhulam Ahmad , the founder of the movement, to be the promised Mahdi andMessiah awaited by the Muslims. [3] [4] [5] [6] The Ahmadis are activetranslators of the Qur'an [7] [8] [9] and proselytizers for the faith. [10]However, in a number of countries, Ahmadis have faced strong resistance. Inmany Muslim-majority nations, Ahmadis have been considered heretics andnon-Muslim, and subjected to persecution and systematic, sometimesstate-sanctioned, oppression. [6] [11] The Second Amendment to the Constitutionof Pakistan and Ordinance XX declare Ahmadis to be non-Muslims and furtherdeprive them of religious rights. Hundreds of Ahmadis were killed in the 1953Lahore riots and the 1974 Anti-Ahmadiyya riots . The May 2010 Attacks on Ahmadimosques , infamously known as the Lahore Massacre , resulted in the murder of84 Ahmadis by suicide attack. The 1974 riots resulted in the largest number ofkillings of Ahmadis. Pakistan [ edit ] The Shahada , the basic creed of Islamand of Ahmadi Muslims being erased by Pakistani police Approximately 2–5million Ahmadis live in Pakistan, which has the largest population of Ahmadisin the world. [12] It is the only state to have officially declared the Ahmadisto be non-Muslims as they do not consider Muhammad to be the final prophet;[13] and their freedom of religion has been curtailed by a series ofordinances, acts and constitutional amendments. In 1974, Pakistan 's parliamentadopted a law declaring Ahmadis to be non-Muslims; [14] the country'sconstitution was amended to define a Muslim "as a person who believes inthe finality of the Prophet Muhammad". [15] In 1984, General Zia-ul-Haq ,the then military ruler of Pakistan, issued Ordinance XX . [16] [17] Theordinance, which was supposed to prevent "anti-Islamic activities",forbids Ahmadis to call themselves Muslim or to "pose as Muslims".This means that they are not allowed to profess the Islamic creed publicly orcall their places of worship mosques. [18] Although a derogatory religiousslur, [19] the terms ' Qadiani ', 'Qadianism', 'Mirzai' and 'Mirzaian' are widelyused in Pakistan to refer to Ahmadis and Qadiani is also the term used by thegovernment in its constitution. [20] Ahmadis in Pakistan are also barred by lawfrom worshipping in non-Ahmadi mosques or public prayer rooms, performing theMuslim call to prayer, using the traditional Islamic greeting in public,publicly quoting from the Quran, preaching in public, seeking converts, orproducing, publishing, and disseminating their religious materials. These actsare punishable by imprisonment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Ahmadis The most interesting fact about India/Hinduism is thatthroughout history it has done good even when it received harm. And this is howour culture have survived for 1000s of years. Q3 Why does boiling water freeze fasterthan cold water? A3 Eric Henderson Former Chemist Feb 7 It doesn't. No onehas been able to reproduce this result in properly conducted experiments and if you thinkabout it, it is entirely illogical since hot water has to become cold water before it can freeze. I have heard somevery dubious explanations such as nonsense like “boiling changes the molecularstructure of the water molecules” to the more plausible, “boilng createsmicroscopic particles that forms nucleation site for ice crystals to grow”. Neither makes muchsense since hot water has to lose more energy to freeze than does cold waterwhich has a head start. Q4 Why does a heating wire said to havean element of resistance? A4 GS Sharma M.Tech in ElectricalEngineering, Madhav Institute of Technology and Science (MITS) (Graduated2015)3y Every material hasits own property of opposing the flow of current. It is call resistivity. Heating elementshave higher resistivity. Moreover,resistance also depends on the length and cross-sectional area. Heatingelements are designed with less cross-sectional area. If you need studynotes of Electrical Engineering, download for free on Droid Internet [.] Com Q5 If a lizard can cut its tail, whycan't Komodo dragons even though they have a similar body structure? A5 Donna Fernstrom Reptile keeper andbreeder, wildlife observation and ecology hobbyist. Mon Komodo dragons are lizards. Not all lizardscan autotomize their tail (that’s the word you were looking for). They can’tbecause they simply did not evolve that ability. If a lizard thatcannot autotomize its tail loses its tail anyhow, the tail will not grow back. Additionally, thereare some lizards, such as the crested gecko, that can autotomize their tail,but the tail will never grow back. Q6 Why would Americans rather drivetheir car for days than take the train? A6 Slanted Former Professor at KoreaUniversity Jun 2 In the USA, taking atrain is more complicated than flying or driving. Train stations are in shadyneighborhoods where you don’t want to walk or park your car. In Europe andAsia, the stations are in the center and you can hop on the Metro train fromthe main train station. Further, in the USA, freight rail takesthe right-of-way, so your train may be delayed 12 hours or so. It’s not convenient. It’s more of an ‘experience’ to take the trainthan a convenience. Q7 My train ticket is from Chengalpetto Hyderabad, but the boarding point is Chennai Egmore. Can I board the trainitself from Chengalpet? A7 Ramesh S BA degree in Economics fromMaharaj's College, University of Mysore. (Graduated 1982)Mon Suppose, you boardfrom your booked point, if there are some other reservation on the sameaccomadation. Then you have to pay fresh fare+penalty, since you have forfitedyour accomadation till your boarding point. Hence it is not allowed. My note- In the booking station, he can changeboarding point. Now in IRTC booking, a provision is given for refund of full amount on cancellation. He can try that. Further,Tambaram is the next station of halt for the train. He can get in at Tambaram, which isjust 30 minutes journey from Chingleput . TTR has to keep the birth, for thepassenger till Tambaram. Further most of the TTE come for checking of ticketsafter Tambaram only giving allowance for getting in at Tambaram. Q8 Which is the best place in TamilNadu for a senior citizen where he and his wife stay comfortably with Rs fortythousand monthly? A8 Ramaswamy Sundaram Former Retired HRManager at The One Group of Companies (1967–2001)Jun 5 Friend from yourname I reckon that you are a senior citizen belonging to Brahmin Community. SoI can recommend the best place considering your life-style and food habits. Every city in Tamilnadu is bestas each one of them have developed to become more modern and with sophisticatedfacilities made available. Yet for a Brahminfor a retired life he should not suffer with Water shortage for daily usage.This one is most essential facility for leading a peaceful life. On thatcontext SRIRANGAM islocated on the banks of Perennial River Cauvery making the entire regionfertile with its water for irrigation. Even in hottestsummer because of the ground water availability you can get water supplyuninterruptedly by the Municipal Pipelines wherefrom you can fix pipelines toyour house and get the water for home usages. Srirangam hasrivers on both sides - Ammamandapam on the South side and Kollidam in the North- both are same Cauvery River only divided into two somewhere in the westernside near Mukkombu. Near and around theSrirangam Renganathar Temple people are living in densely populated residenceswith congestion for vehicle traffic. Rent in these houses will also be veryhigh owing to the proximity to the Temple entrance. As of now the outskirts of Srirangam have been vastlydeveloped with newly constructed houses. If you wantfree air without hassling crowds you can locate a house in these areas. A morning walk toCauvery river; taking happy bath in the running water; return back with abrass-pot of Cauvery water for Pooja at house on the head and chanting Manthrasand Slogas is the prevalent routine for Srirangam elders - both male andfemale. Fresh vegetables;good milk; and all the seasonal fruits aplenty are available to make your lifepleasant ok? Enjoy thesurroundings; go to Temple regularly; worship the Lord in this BoologhaVaikuntam and live your retired life happily! All the Best! Q9 Which is the best split AC when theaverage outdoor temperature is 40 degree Celsius and and the maximum is around48? A9 Chaitanya Nanguluri HVAC designengineer and consultant.7y Any split AC'sdischarge pressure is approx 250 PSI and suction is 70 PSI.So it does not matter. Any split AC should function fine. Only thing you haveto consider is location as service availability is major constrain for manymultinational brands. As you mentioned outdoor temperature is higher, it is better you go with goodbrands like Daikin, carrier etc, as their coil efficiency is higher compared toother brands like Voltas or Bluestar (not always, depends on themodel as well). Few companies uses aluminium instead of copper (cost reducing)for making condenser coil which will effect the heat transfer and hence theoverall efficiency. Q10 Are wire nuts better than electricaltape? A10 Robert Harvey Lived in Lincolnshire,UK May 28 Well, obviously, yes. Tape is prettyuseless, and banned by most national standards as a jointing technique But there are muchbetter things than wire nuts.Push terminals And lever spring terminals My note- It has to be ensured the connector iscovered. Most stabilisers have connectors. Ensure it is covered. Otherwise itmay give heavy shock if power is switched ON All the above QA are from Quora website on 10 -06- 2022. Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers . Compiled and posted by R. 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