I have also replied YES SIR YES SIR 3 BAGS FULL kr On Fri, 7 Oct 2022 at 05:51, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote:
> Yes sir > Gopalakrishnan > > On Friday, 7 October, 2022 at 04:23:08 am IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear Sri Gopalakrishna > > No use trying to make sense of the insane antics of the கோமாளி மூடன் from > the Indian Rogues Society, i.e. K. R. IRS 51022. > > The only word that stuck in his defective memory was the word "ire" from > my earlier post in which I contrasted his utter foolishness in quoting from > dalit valluvan's old, outmoded, outlandish Thamizh "kural" four claimed > sole weakness in humans, with the six sins to be shunned as prescribed in > our scriptures, one sin being "ire", i.e. "krodham". > > He obviously never held a senior rank in IRS, but was a mere peon or a > sweeper employed there, displaying his clowning skills to everyone's > amusement. > > Let him continue with his clumsy clownish incurable insanities. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On 6 Oct 2022, at 12:23 PM, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > Sir, > I have replied to you. Read it once again > R. Gopalakrishnan former ITS 7024 > > On Wednesday, 5 October, 2022 at 07:19:07 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Hence only said you are knowledgeless KR IRS > > On Wed, Oct 5, 2022, 7:10 PM gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Sir, > Your response is not clear to me. an you write in a better understanding > English/Tamil language? > Gopalakrishnan > > > On Wednesday, 5 October, 2022 at 06:41:07 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > My friend asked me WHY COOK WITH KOMALI IS successful. To him I forwarded > these questions and a and he started an ire .of course. With me. K. R. IRS > 51022 > On Wed, Oct 5, 2022, 5:47 PM 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 10-2022-05* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > Q1 What terrifies a true Masala Dosa lover? > > Q2 Bhuvana Rameshwar, Smart cook, not hardworking Updated 1y > > Ask me the true masala dosa addict . Making and eating masala dosa is an > art. It is an acquired trait. > > *The most important rules to follow* > > The dosa should be big and uniformly crisp till I finish the last piece.😊It > should retain its shape till the last bit gets over😉It should have a > slight fermented taste.😋 > > *The filling should be thick enough not to sog the belly of the dosa**😅* > *A*rey bhai.. Who asked you to add cheese in it? 😡Same goes for tomato > sauce/cooked noodles on it…? fusion dosas are the worst insult to a dosa. > 😠 > > Watery chutney or sambar which do not stick to the dosa. There should be a > cordial adhesion between them 🤝Soggy or over thick dosas have nothing to > do with masalas . They are only for amateurs who eat dosa with lentil > powders or sugar .👶Wash your hands, corona or not and eat dosas with > your hands, eating with spoon and fork or fork and knife is a joke on our > dosa's pride. 🍴🔪🥄 > > *Dosas without enough oil poured when getting done is a let down* . > Please be lavish in pouring oil.😊Eating dosa, with mind in your snart > phone… terrible. Please throw away the phone ofcourse *📱**Potato masala > with too many ginger pieces.**😖* > > Potato masala in a pink colour because of the addition of a few beetroot > pieces..😟 > > Potato masala browned due to the addition of chilly powder, for want of > green chillies.😯 > > *Do not change the shape into oval, triangular or conical*.. ⚪ Make a > round one and fold it in halves like the orthodox one. > > Packed dosas or home delivered dosas which get soft, bent or steam wet are > a big spoiler.😥 Dosas should be eaten straight from the stove to the > plate.. crisp and hot.😋 > > *And the most important* ✔️ > > Eat it in style from the sides moving slowly to the centre where the > potato masala is waiting.. Do not jump into the centre like Narasimha > tearing the belly of Hiranyakashipu .😡😡 > > Dosas are to be eaten decently not with two hands or brutally tearing into > the middle of the elegant dosa.😠 “Oh my masala dosa…So much for making > and eating you right.” > > *My note- Butter masala or ghee masala are more* tastier. Ginger must be > added as pieces, but not more in masala. Masala either should be solid or > more watery. Side dish *100% coconut chutney* is for crispy sides and > tasty sambar for the middle area with masala. Misery ladies should not make > masaldosa at home. One butter masal plus coffee should be sufficient for > a person as evening tiffin. > > Q2 Is heart attack in young men and women on the rise? > > A2 Narayana Health,Health for all. All for health.Jun 21 > > Heart attack at a young age has become common these days. There is an > increased incidence of heart attacks in the 30s and 40s. > > *The main factors responsible for it are:* > > Sedentary lifestyle factors Unhealthy diet Genetic predisposition > > *Increased stress* is another factor that has made people more > susceptible to heart conditions. > > *What can we do to prevent the risk of getting a heart attack?* > > The most critical aspect in protection against any heart ailment is *lifestyle > management*. > > A disciplined and healthy routine can mitigate the risk of heart > conditions. > > Some lifestyle modifications for a healthy heart are: > > Heart friendly diet Reduced intake of processed food > > Daily exercise Avoiding sedentary lifestyle > > *Limiting alcohol consumption Avoiding tobacco consumption in any form* > > Routine preventive health check-ups Yoga and other recreational > activities to control stress > > Source: Narayana Health[1] Heart attacks in younger age: How to avoid[2] > > Q3 What are gallstones, and how does it work in the human system? > > A3 Steven Haddock, Studied at York University (Canada)Sep 26 > > One of the things your liver produces is *bile*. Bile is a mixture of > salts and fats *that works like a detergent on fats in your digestive > system.* > > *Bile is produced continuously, but it only gets used if you eat a lot of > fat in a meal*. > > * It’s stored in the gall bladder, which is a little “pouch” that lives on > a “side street*”. Your liver is connected to the duodenum by a one-way > street called the “common bile duct” and the gall bladder is connected to > that by the “gall duct”, which allows bile both in and out. > > *One of the other things the gall bladder does is to concentrate the bile > to make it less bulky.* Unfortunately this process can go wrong and > instead of creating a more concentrated liquid bile, *the bile instead > forms into lumps that are either made up of an excess of salts or an excess > of fats.* These are called “gall stones” no matter what the type. > > Gallstones usually aren’t a problem, *but since the gall bladder works by > contracting to squeeze bile through the gall duct and into the bile duct, > it often squeezes a stone into the duct. These ducts are very small, *but > they’re also very stretchy so imagine a pig going through a snake. It will > make it to the duodenum eventually (where it is broken up by digestive > processes) but *it causes a lot of problems along the way.* > > *When a stone enters the duct, it can cause one of two problems both > called cholecystitis.* > > The first is “acute”, when a stone completely blocks the duct and keeps > anything from getting through. The pressure behind the stone just keeps > building, and you feel this as *intense pain,* like the alien from > “Alien”. The pain lasts until the stone is forced through the duct, which > typically takes a few hours. *One complication of this is that the stone > actually bursts the duct, creating a medical emergency. Luckily, that’s > rare.* > > *The second is “chronic” when a stone partially blocks the duct and things > can still move through.* You feel a sense of distress, and some pain, but > the real complication is that *the stone prevents the duct from only > working in one direction so bacteria in your duodenum get up into your gall > bladder and liver, which results in infection and fever*. This can last > for days. The complication is that the infection in the bile duct can get > out of control, causing sepsis or peritonitis. > > *Treatment is the same - surgical removal of the gall bladder, usually > using laparoscopes which minimize the recovery time* (about two weeks) . > > Q4 Why do Bengalis eat non-veg during Navratri? > > A4 Naveen Subramanian, Lived in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Sun > > *In WB, Navrathri is a festival of Maa Kaali or Durga -* the divine > manifestation of the feminine in Hindu tradition. Unlike its contemporary > male versions - Shiva and Vaishnava rituals - the Shakta (or Shakthi) > exhibits the most incredible variety in ritual practice. The Shakta > involves several forms of deities such as Maa Lakshmi, Durga, Ganga, etc. > In *West Bengal, the Shakta diety is Maa Durga or Kaali.* > > On a pan-India level, it’s similar to Vaishnava practice which refers to > different avatars of Vishnu. The Shakta has innumerable manifestations of > goddesses across India, some are regional and specific, such as *Sitaladevi- > the goddess of smallpox. In UP, it’s Vindhyavashini Devi that refers her to > the local Vindhyachal hills. In Himachal Pradesh, it’s Jvalaji, or goddess > of flames, in Maharastra it’s Ekavira Devi, worshipped by Koli fishers of > Mumbai.* > > Due to these diversified manifestations, the ritual practices also differ > across India. > > *In Shakta rituals, there are some feminine specific “prasad's” or > offerings such as bangles, red Sindhi, sarees, nail polish, bindis, etc* > which are offered as “naivedya” and later returned to devotees as > ‘Prasada’’. > > Based on local or regional traditions, these offerings can be anything > simple, inexpensive feminine products across India. In WB, they offer > bindis, bangles, and traditional Bengali sarees to Maa Durga during > Navratri pooja. > > When it’s a food offering, the Shakta Prasada offers non-vegetarian which > is in contrast to Vaishnava offerings which are vegetarian. > > At the Kalighat temple in Kolkata, black male goats are sacrificed to Maa > Kaali which is returned back as prasadi mamso or “blessed mutton (meat)” or > Prasada to devotees. Crowdfunding for such offerings is called “Balidan” or > the “gift of a sacrifice,” on a festival day. Many regional goddesses also > practice blood and meat, fish, and chicken offerings such as Tuljapur > Bhavani in Tuljapur Maharastra. > > *Typically, Vaishnava Prasada is the most restricted to > vegetarians.Shaiva's practice expands upon the Vaishnava model with > inedible types of prasad*. > > Shakta practice encompasses both approaches and adds distinctive standards > unique to itself that may reflect local and regional sensibilities > > The Bengalese celebrate Maa Durga's victory against Mahishasura during > Navrathri. Maa Durga is like a mother in a typical Bengali household. > > *No celebration in Bengal is complete without mach, mangso and mishti ( > fish, meat, and sweet).* > > Q5 Does electrical charge change when it moves through a wire or > other conductor (e.g., copper)? > > A5 Gopala Krishnan,Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > *Have you seen substations and transformers? Have you ever thought of > their purpose?* > > Transformers are installed in streets, in large shops, in large telecom > installations etc. *In brief purpose of this unit is to step up voltage.* > > *In homes thicker types of wires are drawn to water heaters, air > conditioner units etc to reduce voltage drop and permitting higher currents*. > For lights and fans thinner wires are used. > > *Substations terminate high quality ACSR wires drawn from power stations,* > and distribute, if necessary boosting the voltage. > > Q6 What is a good diet for a pre-diabetic person? > > A6 Sara Wilson, Former Junior at Information Technology > (2007–present)Sun > > *Prediabetes does not guarantee that you will develop diabetes, but it > does increase the risk.* According to the Centers for Disease Control and > Prevention (CDC), preventive measures such as losing 5-7% of a trusted > source of body weight can reduce this risk. > > If a person takes the right steps, there is a good chance that they can > prevent the development of diabetes. *Prevention plans usually include > two key lifestyle factors: a healthy diet and regular exercise.* > > This article examines how diet and prediabetes are related and provides > some tips for managing blood sugar. > > *Prediabetes diet: Foods to eat* > > CDC results show that people who lost 5-7% of their body weight and did > 150 minutes of exercise per week reduced their risk of developing type 2 > diabetes by 58%. > > A diet that can help a person lose weight and manage prediabetes usually > includes foods that are: > > *With a high fiber content low content of added sugars rich in > nutrients* > > *People should eat a lot of: Vegetables whole* grains lean meat > legumes healthy fats > > *Pre-diabetic diet: Foods to avoid* > > Reaching and maintaining an average weight can help prevent the > development of type 2 diabetes. Paying attention to your overall calorie > intake is a key step. > > It can help avoid: > > *Sugar-sweetened beverages foods high in added sugar, such as candy > foods rich in refined carbohydrates, such as French fries red and > processed meat* > > Excess saturated fat can also raise cholesterol levels and contribute to > the risk of cardiovascular disease. > > Although limiting the intake of certain foods can reduce a person's risk > of developing diabetes, establishing *a balanced diet as part of a > healthy lifestyle is the best way to manage pre-diabetes.* > > Q7 Do all cars have air conditioning and heating at the same > time? Why or why not? > > A7 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > I have travelled by Taxi having heating as well as air conditioning. While > heating no body requires air condition. Early morning in December will be > very cold and drivers switch ON heating till it reaches about 28 degrees. > > I do not understand the purpose of your question. It is purified air > getting heated. > > *I am not updated* about the technology by which the heating works- reverse > of air conditioner or separate. > > Q8 How can one reduce electricity bills? > > A8 Namaste. You can save on electricity bills by following steps: > > Use LED lights. Replace fluorescent and CFL lights with LED lamps. LED > lamps are sold at subsidised rates by GoI. > > If you are buying new refrigerator/ washing machine or any house appliance*, > go for 5 star equipments. *They consume less power compared to lower > rating equipments. *They cost bit higher but savings over monthly charges > is greater.* > > ****Don't run water pumps to overflow your water tank.* Use water level > controller that switch off the pump when tank is about to over flow. This > also saves water. > > Turn off lamps/ fans when you leave the room. Unnecessary operation of > equipments cost you a lot and also it's a misuse of power. > > Use speed regulator of fans and adjust the speed as required. *Most of us > run the fans at top speed even when it's not required and pull the blanket > over.* > > If you are using washing machine, use it only for washing and use it on > full load. Dry the clothes under the sun. Washing machines runs for extra > few minutes to dry the clothes. > > *Teach your children about importance of saving the electricity and saving > money.* > > Switch off TV and media players from switch panels. Don't use remote as it > keeps the devices in stand by mode and draw some electricity. > > Use natural lighting and air circulation. Open the windows and slide the > curtains. > > *Don't use shower but use buckets for bathing. Showers use more water.* > > Turn off water when shaving, washing hands and brushing teeth. Use a small > water mug and use water efficiently. > > Fix the water leakages in faucet. > > Adjust the AC settings as per the season. Around 24 will save you a lot. > > *Use solar water heaters and rooftop solar systems.* You can generate > sufficient power for your usage and also earn by supplying excess power to > supply grid. Most of power generation plants are coal based thermal power > plants. > > Using electricity causes these plants to burn more coal and causes > pollution and emmission of green house gases. So by saving electricity, > you can contribute to save mother earth. Rise awareness amongst your > family members, friends and kids about importance of saving electricity. > All the best. > > My note-Water level controller is very dangerous in places like Chennai in > Tamilnadu where bore well is used. The motor will be switched ON till the > level is reached when ever the water goes below a level. In Chennai even > this (October )month, bore wells are switched ON atleast four times to fill > the tank. If *water level controller is used motor will be switched and > complicated airlock will appear. Technician charges above 200-00 to come > and remove airlock. * > > Q9 How did the railway engines, coaches, and other rolling stock > reach the Kashmir Valley (without any rail link)? Was it transported by > road or was it taken there by air? > > A9 Dinesh Binjola, Retired from teaching, banking & finance, etc. > Mon > > Friends, I had posted this question and got some genuine response but I > expected more answers. > > I have done some search on the net and found these few pictures which show > that *the rolling stock was indeed transported to the Kashmir Valley by > road. *You may also see the video in the comment below.(not attached) > > Q10 What are some of the greatest marketing disasters in > history? > > A10 Kiruba Ryuu, Freelance market research consultant Sat > > Hindustan Unilever (HUL) against Marico > > *In the 1990s, Marico through its Subsidiary -* Parachute was the > dominant market leader for coconut hair oil with 50% of the market share > > *Unilever wanted some of the action. So it acquired* Nihar from Tatas. > Nihar already owned 20% of the market share for Coconut hair oil. > > During that period, Unilever was the largest fast-moving consumer goods > (FMCG) company in India. > > *So when it entered the coconut hair oil market, everyone in the industry > thought of it as the end of the Parachute.* > > Correspondingly, Unilever aggressively advertised its product. Everywhere > you see, - the TV, Newspaper, Billboards - there would be advertisements of > Nihar > being the best coconut hair oil in India. > > Everyone thought that Parachute would either leave the industry or would > be acquired by Unilever. > > But then, Parachute threw a curve ball > > We never said, Parachute is hair oil. We only claim it as 100% Pure > coconut oil. > > Neither in its package nor in any of the advertisements before, *Parachute > has claimed that its oil could be used ONLY as hair oil.* > > As just coconut oil, the Parachute can be used for more than just hair > growth. For instance, it can be applied on skin to protect from sun rays > and it can be used for cooking as well. > > *On the other hand, by claiming its product as hair oil, Nihar has > considerably limited its use.* > > Furthermore, as Indians believed coconut oil is best for hair*, they > preferred Parachute over Nihar*, which claims to be 100% Pure Coconut Oil. > > *Unilever lost to Marico*. *In 2006, Marico acquired Nihar from HUL. > *Parachute > now owns 70% of the Coconut hair oil market segment. > > Q11 What are some of the interesting facts about India? > > A11 Annie Richards, Former Works at Something Great Marketing2y > > About 19 kms away from the town of *Chitrakoot *(M.P.), there exists the > *'Gupt > Godavari' caves*. > > I've been there 3 years back and believe me, the place depicts > mythological stories from its every nook and corner. > > *As the name suggests, the river Godavari flows in this cave with a very > secretive passage*. When you enter, the water will be up to 2 inches and > as you advance, the level of water rises up to 4 feet. > > *The amazing albeit shocking reality for this cave usually while you > achieve the termination of this cave, you observe that the lake flows to > another cave and disappears.* > > Edit: many thanks @Roshan Raj Singh for discovering this info explaining > the real reason for existence of Gupt Godavari. > > *there clearly was tale in Ramayana which says that while Lord Rama was > spending his exile with his* wife Sita and brother Lakshman in Panchavati > (modern day Nashik, Mahrashtra), which was on the northern banks of river > Godavari, he had developed an immense appreciation for the river but then > he heard the news of demise of his father Dashratha. *Now, since he was > the eldest son he was suppose to carry out the cremation (Mukhagani), so he > traveled north to perform the ritual.* However, since he was in exile he > could not travel all the way up to Ayodhya and stopped upon reaching the > place which is present day Chitrakoot. To facilitate this ritual his > other brother Bharat made arrangements and brought the body of their father > where Lord Rama was waiting. For people who are not aware with this Hindu > ritual, before cremation the ground around the body is supposed to be > made wet with water by taking a broken pitcher filled with water and > walking in a circumference around the body. > > *Rama was adamant on using the water of river Godavari, which he had grown > so fond of. Thus, he* meditated and asked the sacred river to come to > that place so he could carry on with the ceremony. The river obliged by > appearing there through a secret passage below the earth and thorough the > rocks. That same place came to be known as Gupt Godavari. > > *My note- Very informative legend.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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