Q10 Again another vedam from Jordan as usual. Surgery at birth was not a recent one and sushrutha had done it without anesthesia. And a funny unsupported conclusion that after 500000 years the heads will be bigger etc; I don't know which science journal has the back up?. As if all specie delivered just like that 500000 years ago and after 5 lakh will be different is a cock and bull story. KR IRs 13922
On Tue, 13 Sept 2022 at 11:04, Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected]> wrote: > Q3 Buying in wife or spouse or children or benami names have > different implications under various laws of India under Income Tax and the > transfer of the property act. Not just as narrated. Even buying in any > one's name can cause income being assessed in another hand. Bank records > are totally different from adapting under other laws. So it is not just > yanaikku arram which means kudiraikku gurram. In QUORAs people evice the > least knowledge and mislead and many blindly follow. What appears as real > may be virtual to others. So some topics may not be dealt with at will. KR > IRS 13922 NB at least people who read let them understand better before > jumping over that horse. > > On Tue, 13 Sept 2022 at 09:32, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> *CULTURAL QA 09-2022-13* >> >> *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* >> >> Q1 Why is Chennai worse when compared to Hyderabad or Bangalore? >> >> A1 Venkatesh Kulkarni,Former Product at Multinational >> Corporations Sat >> >> First thing first… don't call any city as worse. Even if its worst >> people in crores live there , that wouldn't have been possible if it wasn't >> a good city. >> >> However it's a bit resistant to culture change and language etc. *Tamilians >> have been protecting the city from external influence and safeguarding the >> language from outsiders entering the city*. Reason being they are proud >> of their language than people of other cities. >> >> *The culture is strong in Tamil Nadu and things get customised to the >> population instead of vice versa.* >> >> So no one can tell them to learn their language and instead learn to >> respect Tamil. Pub culture has come from West to India, although there are >> lot of pubs people don't disrespect coffee or idli over the western culture >> and food. >> >> *Weather and humidity are a bit extreme, so outsides don't find it easily >> adaptable.* >> >> *My note- When I was to purchase a land iin Chennai, I asked leave for a >> few days to my GM. My GM home close* to my native first asked why you >> desire to go to Chennai, having water difficulties leaving your home town >> in Kerala. I told the reason that my wife is born in Tamilnadu and co >> brothers are there, though he permitted leave asked me *to re- think >> again before a purchase*. >> >> For outside people Chennai is having extreme heat and always having water >> scarcity. Though after settling here I could adjust to climate, *always >> water scarcity is a problem in Chennai and suburban areas. * >> >> Q2 Which one should I choose as per your room size, a wall fan >> or a ceiling fan? >> >> A2 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 >> at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now >> >> Normally wall fan is provided when there is no provision of hook for >> mounting a ceiling fan or ceiling fan is not safe. I am from India, writing >> this answer. We have prayer room. Prayer room is provided with two roofing, >> one at about seven feet and another at 11 feet, regular roofing over ground >> floor and stairs to first floor. The concept is one *should not walk >> over the pooja room directly*. So wall fan is provided. >> >> In the corridor a loft was provided. Though provision for ceiling fan was >> made, it is risky to take any thing from loft when ceiling fan was >> running. So wall fan is provided. >> >> In my son’s flat there was no hook provision in the study room and so two >> wall fans were provided. But still it was not sufficient, split AC wiring >> was done afresh and air-conditioner provided. >> >> Q3 I want to purchase a flat in my wife's name, my wife and I >> have a joint bank account. My wife is a housewife. Can I purchase the flat >> in her name? >> >> A3 Mani Shankar, As a counselor, experienced in counselling >> parents/couples on emotional issues. Fri >> >> *Yes. You can purchase the flat in your wife’s name, but you must keep in >> mind the following points:* >> >> If you are going to pay towards purchase of house from your savings and >> in case you intend to let out the flat, the rental income will be clubbed >> in your taxable income as you have used your funds. >> >> If you are planning to take a bank loan, you cannot claim income tax >> rebate towards housing loan interest as the property will be in your wife’s >> name. >> >> Bank will give loan only to the person whose name appears in the sale >> deed. So, when you buy the flat in wife’s name, they will ask you to >> become a joint owner so that recovery of EMI becomes secured for bank. >> >> These are just my guesses. You will have to check with Bank and a >> qualified tax consultant for the implications before buying the house. >> >> *My note- Leaving all such things, always it is safe to* purchase a >> property in joint name with wife/husband. This ensures wife/husband as >> legal heir after the unfortunate death of the other. >> >> Q4 Where can I buy groceries cheap in Chennai? >> >> A4 Mani Muthu, Lives in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India >> (1987–present)Sun >> >> *Dmart is the best place to buy groceries at* cheapest price.. Even I >> tried Reliance smart, More supermarket, Grace supermarket.. But no one can >> match the discount given by Dmart. Currently it has 3 branches in Chennai >> >> Chandra mall at Virugambaakkam Grand square Mall at Velachery >> Kattupaakam >> near poonamalle >> >> You can save minimum 15% from your monthly grocery spent.. >> >> All products are available under one roof and product is in good quality. >> >> *My note- For information sake only* >> >> Q5 Why should Indian students study in the UK? >> >> A5 Fateh Education,Study Abroad Consultants (15 Years of >> Excellence) Jul 26 >> >> *The UK is not only famous for the Queen and the Library, but it's also a >> popular higher education destination.* The lifestyle, culture, and >> Standard of education make the UK one of the most sought-after study-abroad >> destinations. Additionally, the UK and India have signed an agreement >> recognizing each other's higher education qualifications. Indian students >> with UK master's degrees will have full access to public sector jobs. >> >> *1. Internationally Recognized Universities &* Qualifications >> >> The UK is the home to four of the top 10 universities in the world, >> according to THE World University Rankings. A degree that you gain from a >> UK university will be recognized internationally by universities, >> employers, and also government bodies which will help you land your dream >> job across the world. >> >> *2. Quality Education* >> >> The UK has retained its position as a popular destination among >> international students owing to its long-standing tradition of providing >> quality education. Although UK Universities undertake the responsibility of >> ensuring the standard and quality of different programs themselves, >> independent audits are carried out by the Quality Assurance Agency for >> Higher Education (QAA). >> >> *3. Opportunities Offered By The UK Education* System >> >> There are many benefits to studying in the UK, including a wide range of >> study fields and institutions. There are more than 150,000 courses offered >> by 130+ universities and colleges in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, >> and Wales. >> >> *4. Solid Research Framework* >> >> The UK puts across 6.4% of global journal articles, 11.6% of citations, >> and 15.9% of the world’s most highly-cited articles, even though it >> constitutes just 0.9% of the world’s total population. It shows how much >> effort goes into making a course authentic. >> >> *5. Scholarship And Financial Support* >> >> Indian students are offered various scholarships at the postgraduate and >> research levels. But the point to remember is that you will need to gain >> acceptance to the course of study before you become eligible to apply. >> >> But when choices are too many, we all get overwhelmed with everything. >> You need the right guidance from the right people. >> >> Since 2004, Fateh has guided over 30,000 students to Conquer their dream >> of studying in the UK. If you need guidance, feel free to reach out to the >> Award Winning team led by an alumnus of IIM-C. >> >> *My note- This QA is also for information sake* >> >> Q6 Why do some people lift their houses nowadays? >> >> A6 Akshay Garg, Principal Partner - Architect at AMDD Designs >> (2014–present)Sun >> >> Hi Sandeep! Thanks for your question. We all know that constructing a new >> house right from excavation, foundation till its finishing and completion >> is very tedious and time consuming process. It not only involves time but >> also a lot of money and efforts to get a dream house. >> >> *Today most of the houses built are not very old and the quality of >> construction is fairly good. But due to frequent laying of top carpeting on >> adjacent roads near the house (due to pot holes development during rains - >> thanks to bad quality of road construction) the plinth level keeps on >> reducing with respect to adjacent road level.* >> >> Thus the simple solution is to lift the plinth of the house (thanks to >> new jack-up technology and available technical know-how) without harming >> the structure. *This way one can avoid heavy civil works since only >> digging of foundation is involved and then reinstating the same). Also the >> cost involved is 1/3rd of the total new construction cost.* >> >> But yes *to do this exercise you will need the involvement of a >> qualified Architect, Structure Engineer who were involved in the house* >> earlier or you need to have complete set of construction drawing for new >> Architect and Structure Engineer to study the drawings along with the House >> lifting Contractor. Trust this explains >> >> Q7 I was charging my phone at around 9 PM on a train. A railway >> police came and told me to unplug my phone as it is not allowed at this >> time. Is there any truth to this? >> >> A7 Ramesh S,BA degree in Economics from Maharaj's College, >> University of Mysore. (Graduated 1982)19h >> >> *Yes, there is rule which directs staff to switch off mobile charging >> unit*. Also it's a safety precautions, two way that no untoward incident >> should happen. >> >> *To safe guard from mobile snatching in train.* >> >> Sometimes people who are like passangers get involved in such act. Other >> criminal act by unknown people. Take Care and Have happy journey. >> >> Q8 What is your review of the Atomberg ceiling fans? >> >> A8 Sampath N,Former Asst. Professor at Velammal Engineering >> College '10 (2010–2015)Updated May 13 >> >> I am using both super fan and atomberg >> >> *Both are energy efficient*. Once one atomberg fan had an issue within >> warranty period but got replaced. Their service is good >> >> Edit at Y 2022 >> >> *I got BLDC exhaust fan 150 mm size from atomberg for 2000 rs, which is >> 11 watts, very quite very good throw**,*Using it to cool the room in >> summer, keeping reverse direction >> >> *2ND ANSWER Nikul Kachhadiya,2 yearsFeb 22* >> >> Atomberg ceiling fan is very energy efficient. I personally loved the >> ceiling fan from atomberg >> >> 3RD ANSWER-Bashishtha Singh,Former General Manager at Worley >> (2020–2020)1y >> >> They are practically of similar performance to normal quality fans. Except >> they have remote control operation with 5 speed selection, sleep mode and >> the low power consumption of 28 to 32 watts only (due to BLDC type >> motor). [Normal fans have wattage of 50 to 65]. There is only a simple >> on/off switch required in wiring. There is small LED indicator in the fan >> (when switched off from remote indicating power on). When the fan starts, >> it first takes very small backward movement and then starts forward >> rotation.I >> am using two fans since 2 years, no complain. >> >> Q9 Why do dogs eat grass? >> >> A9 Lucia Garcia, Worked at Hospitals Sun >> >> *Dogs are omnivores, they will eat not only meat but vegetables as well.* >> >> Many times, healthy dogs also like to eat grass. >> >> *Compared with humans and other animals, dogs have shorter guts, only >> about 3 times their body length,* while animals such as cows, sheep and >> horses have guts that are 10 times their body length. >> >> *The length of the gut is an important factor affecting the absorption of >> nutrients*. Therefore, the absorption rate of nutrients in dogs is >> relatively low, and there is often some undigested food in their feces. >> >> *Grass is an excellent source of fiber. Some animal* experts believe >> that Eating Grass is a Form of Self-medication for Dogs. >> >> *After fiber enters the dog's gut, it can speed up the peristalsis of the >> gastrointestinal tract and improve* the digestibility and absorption >> rate of food. >> >> Studies have shown that after three days of feeding dogs a high-fiber >> diet, dogs stop eating grass completely. >> >> Q10 Not to dismiss evolution, but why, after a couple of >> million years, is it so hard to give birth, while chimps find it easier? >> Did we evolve? >> >> A10 Claire Jordan, Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, >> shop owner, secretary on newspaper Sep 5 >> >> *Yes, our difficult births are a result of evolution.* Human evolution >> is an uneasy compromise between wanting our brains to be as big as >> possible, wanting babies to be mature enough at birth to be able to survive >> and wanting women to still be able to run fast, or at least walk >> efficiently. >> >> *Big brains mean babies with big skulls,* which means the woman needs a >> wide pelvic opening, but if her pelvis is *too* wide she won’t be able to >> run. *We compromised a bit by having babies who are born a little >> earlier in development than chimp babies, and have slightly compressible >> skulls, but there’s a limit to how far we can take that, so childbirth is >> still risky*. >> >> *If we hadn’t invented Caesarean sections, in another 500,000 years or so >> we would probably have been having babies with longer, narrower skulls*, >> in order to contain that big brain in a more aerodynamic shape. But like >> most species, humans are still very much a work in progress. >> >> Q11 How overheating of ceiling fan motor can be reduced? >> >> A11 Aksha Kowsi, Content Stratergist3y >> >> *Fans get heated because of the AC induction motor they use*. Continuous >> operation of fans will heat the coils and thus the fan gets heated up. >> >> This problem is not in BLDC fans. *BLDc motors do not get heated up.* >> >> *2ND ANSWER- How overheating of ceiling fan motor can be reduced? Frank >> Lee Bored,Educated5y* >> >> Take it down and clean all the screens and holes with compressed air. Put >> it back up and wire it. >> >> Does the fan start and run at each speed? Stop the blades, set the speed >> to low, and turn on. Does it run? Do this for each speed. >> >> *If any of the speeds do not start and spin, then a capacitor is bad. >> This might be why the motor is getting hot.* >> >> Fans have 1, 2, 3 caps, or a single plastic box with 2 or 3 caps inside >> it. Look for the mF number(s). If you have 3 mf numbers on one cap, this is >> a triple cap on a 3 speed fan. >> >> *Fan mfg each have a unique way of wiring in their fan speed switch and >> their fan capacitor*. You must buy the correct part or parts. There are >> more than a dozen variants of the fan speed control pull switch. >> >> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 12-09- 2022.* >> >> *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* >> >> *Compiled **and posted by R. 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