Pranam
This is what Mr G childishly replied;"
gopala krishnan
14:06 (32 minutes ago)
to me
Kuttam cheitha manasu kurukurukkum Gopalakrishnan
Even without head or tail out of some nonsense is written; he used to
do that as there was no surprise; many times I had given the incidents. He
is yet to understand many things but perhaps so innocent as not to
understand that something is wrong with him; let it be; in the school have
we not seen "sir he had hit me cries"; thus it goes; I openly say; many may
or may not agree but no one will show it out ford some reasons except a few
who calls a spade a spade. So as there is only a tamil proverb without
anything written point blank ( as neti style of some one) nothing more to
write. If he says what is what I shall describe in turn Thank you KR IRS
28722
On Thu, 28 Jul 2022 at 14:06, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Kuttam cheitha manasu kurukurukkum
> Gopalakrishnan
>
> On Thursday, 28 July, 2022 at 11:50:53 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Pranam
> I do not understand why questions on washing machine Refrigerators AC
> machines are generating repeatedly untoward questions and repetitive
> answers ; in includes threatening diabetic questions and answers; probably
> all the members of the groups feel they would like to self repair all
> these machines and stay put out of the fear of diabetics remaining
> taciturn and reticent. Maybe because generally people would like to
> exhibit the LKG along with the grandchildren ,in order to be childish in
> demeanor. At 80 all materials whether functional or not , does not matter;
> also what we failed to learn at the appropriate age becomes useless except
> the self realisation. All machineries including our body becomes repairable
> only when it /they are not well maintained; even here a rebuttal I read
> that member doctor had said Insulin is effective rather than the exercises;
> it is not so; all diabetic control medicines cannot be reduced at all; it
> keeps on increasing in dosages; a person who had 1/2 a tablet to 5 units
> of insulin to 10 to today may be in 20 units as the system gets
> accustomed to the medicines and come back to original shape. Unless the
> body is tuned to small punishments, the system will not adapt. Medicine is
> only a third alternative machinery. And Diabetic is not a disease as only
> disease requires medicines which can be decreased in levels. One who cannot
> know all these will only retort as characterless etc or the using of words
> like-you are the only one- because -others do not wish to open the
> pandora's box; and some are writing individually also as some write
> individual write ups as , others may not be aware. All machines are
> designed only to be repurchased again and again by consumers who rely on
> the ignorance of the customers. The best on earth is the USA who does not
> repair anything because the cost of repair is higher than the cost of the
> repurchase.
> Also as we pass urine without which our cooling system shall fail, so
> also all machineries getting heated up and emitting energies out, shall
> breadth the water droplets; our origin before the west side story, in Rig
> vedam was FIRE AND THEN WATER. Agni aur aapa. sO IFTHERE ARE MORE WATER
> DRAINING OUT OR NO WATER , THE ac PLANT HAS BECOME USELESS; THIS IS THE
> CASE WITH THE tv ALSO WHERE THE AUDIO SYSTEM WILL SHOW THE FAILURE; IF YOU
> WERE LISTENING AT VOL 9 CLEAR AUDIBILITY AND AND YOU HAVE TO ENHANCE THE
> LEVEL BEYOND 9 AS DAYS GO BY then you may have to repurchase the TV. At 80
> if some one does not know all these , well, that is OK , because only his
> grand children shall know about all these.
> pH: *Enzymes are sensitive to acidity and alkalinity*. They don't
> work properly if an environment is too acidic or basic. For example, an
> enzyme in the stomach called pepsin breaks down proteins. If your stomach
> doesn't have enough acid, pepsin can't function optimally. Enzymes work
> best when your body temperature is normal, about 98.6°F (37°C). As
> temperature increases, enzyme reactions increase. But if the temperature
> gets too high, the enzyme stops working. That’s why a high fever
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/symptoms/10880-fever> can disrupt
> bodily functions. Some medications affect enzyme levels. For example,
> antibiotics
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/drugs/16386-antibiotics> can kill
> certain bacteria needed for some enzymes to work their best. This is the
> reason antibiotics may cause diarrhea. To kill the bacteria making you
> sick, they also wipe out important good bacteria that aid in digestion.
> Statins
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/17506-statin-medications--heart-disease>
> (medications that lower cholesterol) can raise liver enzymes and muscle
> enzymes. They may increase the risk of damage to the liver or muscles.
> Metabolic
> disorders are often the result of not having enough of a certain enzyme.
> Parents can pass them to their children through genes (inherited). Some
> examples of inherited metabolic disorders include: Fabry disease
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/16235-fabry-disease> prevents
> body from making enzymes (alpha-galactosidase A) that break down fat
> (lipids).Krabbe disease
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/6039-krabbe-disease-globoid-cell-leukodystrophy>
> (globoid cell leukodystrophy) affects enzymes needed for the protective
> covering (myelin) on nerve cells (Central Nervous System).Maple syrup
> urine disease
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/21168-maple-syrup-urine-disease>
> affects enzymes needed to break down certain branch chain amino acids.Other
> health conditions related to enzyme imbalances include:Crohn’s disease
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9357-crohns-disease> an
> imbalance of the bacteria in your gut (gut microbiome) may influence an
> autoimmune response of the intestinal tract. This may play a role in
> presentation and severity of Crohn’s disease.Exocrine pancreatic
> insufficiency (EPI
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/21577-exocrine-pancreatic-insufficiency-epi>
> ) is a condition where your pancreas doesn’t have enough digestive
> enzymes. You can’t break down food or absorb nutrients. Chronic
> pancreatitis
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/8103-pancreatitis>, pancreatic
> cancer
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/15806-pancreatic-cancer>,
> diabetes
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/7104-diabetes-mellitus-an-overview>
> or cystic fibrosis
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9358-cystic-fibrosis> can
> lead to EPI. Lactose intolerance
> <https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/7317-lactose-intolerance> is
> a shortage of the enzyme needed to digest sugars in milk (lactose) and
> dairy. { now after learning all these what we are going to do about it
> now?}
> Q4 Diabetic is not a disease to cure but can only be controlled
> by replacing the sedentary life so far had, with hard work.
> Q7 Wealthy the the Artha is only money; who is going to
> appreciate the The hillock of Guna?;rather the vulgarity is worshipped as
> Guru and cherished while the good people are castrated as characterless; so
> being wealthy other wise does not mean anything to the commoner; Keralite
> were performing hooliganism on that wealthy man Nambi Narayanan for 25
> years nearly and all the members who belong to the otherside keep mum; so
> wealthy question and rather anything we write shall not be hypocritical.
> But Ouvayar said some thing which I wrote but did not attract the attention
> of a few:
>
> *"**மதியாதார் முற்றம் மதித்தொரு கால்சென்று **மிதியாமை கோடி பெறும்"*
>
> தம்மை மதியாதவர்களின் வீட்டு வாயிலில் அவரையும் ஒரு பொருட்டாகக் கருதிச்
> சென்று மிதியாதிருத்தல் கோடிபெறும்.
>
> *"**உண்ணீர் உண்ணீரென்று உபசரியார் தம்மனையில் **உண்ணாமை கோடி பெரும்"*
>
>
> உண்ணீர் உண்ணீர்” என்று உபசரியாதவர்கள் வீட்டில் உண்ணாதிருத்தல் கோடி பெறும்.
> (“என்றூட்டாதார்” என்பதும் பாடம்.)
>
> *"*
> *கோடி கொடுப்பினும் குடிப்பிறந்தார் தம்முடனே **கூடுதலே கோடி பெறும்"*
>
>
> கோடிப் பொன் கொடுத்தாயினும் நல்ல குடிப்பிறப்பு உடையவர்களோடு. கூடியிருப்பது
> கோடி பெறும்.
>
> *"*
> *கோடானு கோடி கொடுப்பினுந் தன்னுடைநாக் *கோடாமை கோடி பெறும்"
>
> எத்தனை கோடி தந்தாலும் தன்னுடைய நாவாவது கோணாதிருக்கும் (உண்மையே பேசும்
> தன்மை) கோடி பெறும்.
>
> (are not these 4 crore are wealthier like me?)
>
>
> Q10 Is there countries as cheap and costly?. It is irrational; we
> always multiply with the currency omitting to notice the cost
> effectiveness; there are so many countries where Indian passports need not
> have Visa to visit and that does not mean those nations are worse. KR IRS
> 28722
>
> On Thu, 28 Jul 2022 at 07:41, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
> *CULTURAL QA 07-2022-28*
>
> *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS*
>
> *Q1 Why does water leak from an air conditioner?*
>
> A1 Sudheesh S Krishna,Mechanical Engineer | System Engineer |
> Keralite 6y
>
> It is not actually a leak!! The water that you see 'leaking' is actually
> *condensed
> water vapour a.k.a humidity in the atmosphere/room*. The optimal relative
> humidity (which is a measure of humidity) is around 50%. In your case, the
> air inside the room must be having relative humidity (R.H) higher than the
> optimum comfort level (i.e >50%). *The air conditioner decreases the R.H
> and the condensed excess humidity is what you see as leaking out.*
>
> *My note- If one use airconditioner for about 8 hours daily in the night,
> one can observe the outflow is very less.*
>
> *Q2 Why do the enzymes of the pancreas not work well in acid
> conditions?*
>
> A2 Ken Saladin,Former professor of histology (microscopic
> anatomy)Jul 22
>
> First let’s start with the pH conditions in the stomach and small
> intestine—why they’re so different— and then we can look at why that
> affects the optimal pH for gastric and pancreatic enzymes.
>
> *The stomach is an extremely acidic environment—pH 1 to 2. The acid serves
> to hydrolyze a protein* called pepsinogen, converting the larger part of
> it to pepsin. Pepsin, in turn, digests one’s dietary proteins into short
> chains, and it converts even more pepsinogen to pepsin (it’s
> autocatalytic). *The strong acid also provides protection from the
> innumerable trillions of microbes we consume in our food *and drink;
> stomach acid is part of our resistance to infection, our innate immunity.
> Since the stomach contents are so acidic, pepsin is adapted to work at
> extremely low pH.
>
> *The stomach has to protect itself from this acid, so it has a thick coat
> of alkaline mucus for that purpose.* But thick alkaline mucus would
> interfere with nutrient absorption (the stomach absorbs almost no
> nutrients). Nutrient absorption is a small intestine function, so the small
> intestine can’t have a thick mucous coat. It must be thinner to allow for
> absorption.
>
> *Without the thick mucus, however, one might think the small intestine
> would be very vulnerable to stomach acid*. To prevent that, however, one
> of the secretions of the pancreas is sodium bicarbonate. This reacts with
> the stomach’s hydrochloric acid (HCl) as soon as the HCl enters the
> duodenum; the two react to produce, essentially, carbonated saltwater
> (NaHCO3 + HCl → NaCl + H2O + CO2). *The small intestine therefore has a
> much higher pH, in fact slightly alkaline: 7.4 to 7.8.*
>
> The pancreas also secretes half a dozen digestive enzymes. Those enzymes
> are adapted to work at this slightly alkaline pH. If exposed to
> un-buffered stomach acid, they would change three-dimensional shape (called
> denaturation) and lose their enzymatic activity. And there’s the answer to
> your question.
>
> *Q3 Why are beaches in Singapore not as popular as other
> neighboring countries?*
>
> A3 Joe JJ, Updated 2y
>
> I live in Singapore I will explain why. Look at this picture what do you
> see.
>
> This is a photo of East Coast beach In Singapore. Singapore is, if not the
> world‘s busiest port, at least the second.
>
> *Singapore’s entire length of its coast from east to west is only 40+km.*
> With such a small land area and so many ships you will only see lots and
> lots of ships. And those are not fishing boats, I am talking about oil
> tankers and cargo ships. *And ships this size are bound to release
> pollutants.*
>
> Compared to this, Desaru just barely a 20km drive from Singapore. Endless
> blue sea, miles of white undisturbed beach.
>
> *Singapore is a lot of things but beaches are just not one of them.*
>
> Ps: a lot of people mentioned Singapore to Desaru is an 80km drive.
> Apologies for the mistake. The distance between Singapore to Desaeru is
> about 20km but the drive there is much longer due to the detour on the road.
>
> *Q4 How can type 2 diabetes be cured?*
>
> A4 Narayana Health, Health for all. All for health. Updated 5h
>
> Diabetes and obesity are increasing at an epidemic proportion throughout
> the world. India with a population of more than 1.2 billion has a
> significant number of patients with diabetes.
>
> Diabetes is often ignored as it does not cause any pain and significant
> discomfort. *But once it causes damage, most of the time the changes are
> irreversible.*
>
> High blood sugars can be life-threatening too. It *can damage the kidneys
> permanently, requiring dialysis.*
>
> *Diabetes can lead to blindness by damaging the retina.*
>
> *Foot infections can lead to amputations.*
>
> *Strokes and heart attacks are also common.*
>
> All of these can be prevented to some extent by having good control of
> diabetes. Much needs to be done to create awareness on how to prevent and
> control diabetes. Every single person should take the initiative and help
> fight diabetes!
>
> *Take these steps to fight diabetes:*
>
> Exercise for at least 30 minutes each day – it reduces the risk of
> diabetes by 40%
>
> Lead a healthier lifestyle
>
> *Reduce your weight. Obesity is a big risk factor to develop diabetes.*
>
> Eat the right food. Always think about what the food that you eat does to
> the rest of your body after you have relished it with your tongue!
>
> Reduce the intake of soft drinks, sugary and other high-calorie foods
>
> Quit smoking and alcohol consumption
>
> Do not let your children become obese (overweight). Encourage children to
> adopt outdoor activities like jogging, playing various games, skipping,
> swimming, etc.
>
> Source: Narayana Health[1] Diabetes Mellitus[2]
>
> *My note- I am told by my nephrologist, intake of* insulin injection,
> keeps blood sugar levels under control, so no physical activity and weight
> gain. So possible physical activity and reduce the quantity of insulin
> injection. The same is told by my diabetologist also.
>
> *Q5 Why does the bridge on a ship have to be dark at night?*
>
> A5 Arun Visvanathan, Former Sea Captain at Merchant Navy
> (1990–2016) Jul 9
>
> Do you drive at night with the inside of your car illuminated? Try it. I
> guarantee that you will have an accident in quick time because you won’t be
> able to see anything, streetlights not withstanding.
>
> *There are no streetlights at sea and the only illumination is from the
> moon*. The bridge watch needs to have good night vision to see anything.
> Have the bridge lit up and they will have the same problems as the car
> driver with a brightly lit interior. *Despite the advances in radar
> technology, the law (Rule 5 of COLREG) requires all vessels to keep a
> proper lookout by sight and hearing*. A lookout with no night vision is
> not proper.
>
> *Q6 Why do lions sleep for 20 hours per day?*
>
> A6 Nick Nicholas,Studied Big Cats for 40+ years Jul 16
>
> *When you are top predator, you can basically live how ever you like.* Most
> cats sleep or more usually doze for long hours each day and as another
> answer points out *all cats have few sweat glands so it does make sense
> to sleep in the shade during the heat of the day. *Lions have little to
> fear, particularly if they are secure in their own territory, so sleeping
> all day ma kes sense and conserves energy.
>
> Most lion prides are active in the morning or evening, but during the heat
> of the day ???? Nothing like sleep !!It is rarely a deep sleep though
> (unless after a very big meal).
>
> *Q7 Can you become wealthy without being rich?*
>
> A7 Awdhesh Singh, Ex-IRS|IITian|UPSC Educator|Time Management
> Coach6y
>
> I have a friend who is a graduate from an IIT and hold his management
> degree from an IIM. He was earlier working in a top company in India but
> now set up his own company since last few years. He is always busy
> travelling, meeting his clients and managing his employees. He has no time
> for his friends and family. He is no doubt quite rich as he lives in a big
> house and drives an expensive car.
>
> *Can you really call him a wealthy person?*
>
> *The answer to this question would be affirmative* unless you know that
> that *wealth does not mean only money but also several other valuable
> things of life.* If you have all the money of the world but you miss the
> other forms of wealth, you are still poor. Let me discuss some lesser known
> forms of wealth which we all may have but we have stopped appreciating them.
>
> *1: Wealth of Time*
>
> How nice it is to have lots of time to do what you love to do? Time is not
> less valuable than money. Its importance increases even more because
> everyone has only 24 hours of time in a day. You can’t inherit any more
> time from your parents. No one can gift you or bribe you even a minute
> extra.
>
> You have to spare a good 8 hours every day for sleeping.Hence, you have 16
> hours of time at your disposal. If you can’t manage even couple of hours
> from your busy schedule for meet your friends, spend time with your family,
> read books, listen good music or watch nice movies; how can you be called
> wealthy?
>
> *2: Wealth of Knowledge*
>
> There are people who are so much busy making money that they have no time
> to learn things in life and acquire new knowledge. We know that knowledge
> is power but little do know that knowledge is an inexhaustible source of
> wealth also because it always in demand. If Bill Gates, who is the richest
> person of the world, decides to give away even $10-15 to every person in
> the world, he would become bankrupt in no time. However, if you have
> knowledge and you give it all to everyone in the world, it is not
> diminished even by an iota. *As a matter of fact, your knowledge
> increases as you share it with others. My friends on Quora who share their
> knowledge with others would agree with me.*
>
> *3: Wealth of Health*
>
> “He who has health, has hope,” said Thomas Carlyle. “And he, who has hope,
> has everything.” How poor you are if you have all the wealth of the world
> but your health is in poor shape. Unfortunate is the person who has
> sacrificed his health for the sake of earning money. Money for health is a
> poor bargain in life. Dalai Lama once said,
>
> “Man surprised me most about humanity. Because he sacrifices his
> health in order to make money. Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his
> health. And then he is so anxious about the future that he does not enjoy
> the present; the result being that he does not live in the present or the
> future;he lives as if he is never going to die, and then dies having never
> really lived.”
>
> *4: Wealth of Relationship*
>
> Imagine yourself living in a palace made of gold with all the servants and
> luxuries of life. However, you have no friends and relatives to share your
> feelings and thoughts. What is the use of all the material wealth of the
> world, when you have no body to share your joys and sorrow? There are
> indeed some people I know, who have lots of wealth but they are disliked in
> their own family and discarded by their friends. They are craving all the
> time for someone speaks to them nicely and hug them as friends. They are
> extremely poor in my opinion.
>
> *5: Wealth of Character*
>
> "When wealth is lost, nothing is lost, when health is lost, something is
> lost” said Billy Graham. “When character is lost, everything is lost."
> Unfortunately, most people do not realize the importance of character till
> they lose it completely. You can still get your lost health back by proper
> treatment, but there is no way, you can get back your character, which is
> lost forever. You are discarded by the society forever, even if you are the
> richest and most powerful person of the world.
>
> You lose all your value as a human being when you lose character.
>
> My note- A few everywhere loose wealth of character.
>
> *Q8 My washing machine is not changing the mode in which I need my
> clothes washed. How can this issue be fixed?*
>
> A8 Gopala Krishnan,Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at
> Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now
>
> *The problem can be with display LED display unit.* Call company
> technician and he will replace it, if the washing machine is out of date.
> Other wise purchase a new machine if the washing machine is very old.
>
> *Q9 What is a physician's greatest fear in medicine?*
>
> A9 Dr. MK Doctor Updated Sun
>
> *I think it's the fear of being unable to understand what's going on with
> a patient. *I have seen medical specialists in full confidence even when
> their patient was about to die. They could predict everything that would be
> happening to the man in blue gown.
>
> “This patient won't be seeing the world outside ICU ever again"The
> patient died two hours after that.
>
> But nobody lost their mind because everything was predictable. No chaos.
> No worries.
>
> *Now consider a scenario wherein unexpected events are happening to a
> patient and the doctor has no clue as to why it is happening*. It is
> frustrating and scary. You don't know what the next outcome will be. A
> patient having continuous fever and every damn investigation coming out
> normal, you don't know what the heck is going on inside the body. We at
> AFMC once had a case of undiagnosed fever which was nothing but Infective
> Endocarditis only. Guess how it was diagnosed? PET-CT. Blood culture was
> normal.
>
> Uncertainty is the foundation of horror in the context of medicine. Today
> only, I saw a patient brought in the emergency room with complaints of
> breathlessness. Her mother gave history of her lips going awry. Apparently,
> her XII results had just been declared and she had a full blown panic
> attack. Such rapid breaths, her calcium levels dropped. When the BP cuff
> was inflated, her hands twisted in a spasm and her mother started crying in
> hysterics.
>
> * Panic raises the breathing rate. Rapid, shallow breaths wash out CO2
> from the body. Since CO2 is acidic, its loss causes alkalosis.*
>
> * High blood pH causes calcium to bind to albumin and decreases its
> level in blood.*
>
> * Low calcium levels in blood make our muscles contract against our
> will.*
>
> Plain and simple. No rocket science. The condition might have looked
> devastating to the mother but we knew it's nothing to be afraid of. Five
> minutes of breathing in bag and she was fit as a fiddle.
>
> Uncertainty is the foundation of horror in the context of medicine. Yet
> medicine is nothing but certainty of the uncertainty.
>
> MK~
>
> *Edit: Some people are confused about this breathing in bag thing. The
> science goes like this-* breathing in bag makes you inhale air which has
> high concentration of carbon dioxide (since here, you inhale what you
> exhale) *and it rectifies the decreased levels of CO2 in blood*. CO2
> decreases alkalinity>> Calcium levels come back to normal>> Spasm of
> muscles goes away.
>
> *Q10 What is the cheapest country to visit from India?*
>
> A10 Anubhav Kanwar,Dentist Jul 13
>
> As surprising as it may sound but truth is that there exists a lot of
> nations where Indian backpackers, solo travellers and visitors, in general,
> can go tripping on a resourceful budget. All you need to do is make your
> pick wisely.
>
> ICELAND-Most people assume that Iceland is expensive. But what they don’t
> realise is that if backpacking is adapted as a norm, travel costs are
> significantly reduced for an Indian traveller.
>
> MOLDOVA-Moldova is unheard of by most Indian travellers despite being an
> extremely beautiful European country. Not to forget, super cheap. If you
> can book flights on time, you can reduce your average trip cost.
>
> HUNGARY-One of my first most affordable international trips was to
> Hungary. Ever since I’ve advocated for more and more people to travel to
> this wonderful European nation.
>
> BHUTAN-What can be better than a country so close to India, so safe and
> so cheap? Bhutan is one of the cheapest countries to travel from India.
>
> PHILIPPINES-Philippines lies in the Indian ocean and is a vast treasure
> house of pretty locales. If you can keep a tab on discounts offered by
> SkyScanner and Air Asia, you’ll end up saving a lot of money.
>
> MACEDONIA-Located in the Balkan peninsula, Macedonia is a gorgeous
> European nation. If you can earn a decent amount of credit miles on
> flights, travelling to Macedonia can actually be the cheapest in Europe.
>
> CHILE-Chile is one South American nation that you would want to visit
> again and again. I cannot even begin to describe its magnificence. Chile as
> a nation is very affordable. The only thing to watch out for is flight
> costs.
>
> BENIN-Anybody visiting Togo should certainly visit Benin. They lie back
> to back in Western Africa. The terrain is more or less the same and so are
> the travel costs.
>
> MALAWI-Malawi is safe, cheap, and fun for Indian travellers. The people
> here are hospitable and welcoming. It’s sad that not many Indians keep
> Malawi on their travel bucket list.
>
> SERBIA-Serbia is quite an underrated travel destination. I highly insist
> that more Indian travellers should visit it. It’s a lovely nation with warm
> and welcoming people.
>
> VIETNAM-Vietnam is one of the best South East Asian countries to take a
> backpacking trip. This includes solo travel for both men and women. This
> region is one of the cheapest countries to travel from India.
>
> MYANMAR-As an Indian, you are allowed to travel to Myanmar via road. This
> is possible through Manipur’s capital city – Imphal. In order to reach
> Imphal, either travel from Guwahati (Assam’s capital) by plane or even by
> train.
>
> KAZAKHSTAN-For Indian travellers, a trip to Kazakhstan will prove to be
> super cheap if you club it along with Uzbekistan. That way, you spend on
> flights just one time and from can travel to Kazakhstan by train. It’s
> strange but must see the region. It’s actually a mix of super developed
> cities that have become business hubs and weird deserted places.
>
> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 27 -07- 2022. *
>
> *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .*
>
> *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 28-07-2022*
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