Noted. Fans are designed to work overnight. But only for overnight, *not for days together.// Not for days together does mean it can run forever/. Sorry you please write notes for this poor fellow. As Vengi writes some nonsense ,you shall not write on some riders. i know your english pretty well . KR IRS *
On Thu, 20 Oct 2022 at 17:32, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > Respected Mr Rajaram, *the hurried IRS,* > > Did you read the QA 1 with *concentration*. If so, there is some problem > for you to read even simple English. > > I paste below the QA. Where it is said, fans should be switched OFF in day > time?. > > *I have answered the Question in simple words in last line. Concentrate > and read* > > Q1 Will leaving a fan running overnight ruin it? > > A1 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > *No. Most people do not use AC in winter and use fan in bed rooms. They > run over night.* > > During summer along with AC or only as fans, most use fans in day time > over day in halls, living areas. > Fans are designed to work overnight. But only for overnight, *not for > days together.* > > > > On Thursday, 20 October, 2022 at 02:57:34 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Q1 THA FANS ARE NOT FOR THE DAY BUT ONLY FOR THE NIGHT-A GRAND THEORY > ONLY MY BRAIN CANNOT UNDERSTAND. THOSE WHO ARE USING FANS DURING THE > DAYTIME LIKE ME PLEASE SWITCH IT OFF. > q2 not just carrot; health line shows that peeling has several pros and > cons; let's see about it; so decide later; carrot if feeled nothing will go > wrong. Now views; > 1 Fruit and vegetable peels can reduce hunger and help you feel fuller > longer.: This is largely due to their high fiber > <https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/why-is-fiber-good-for-you> content. > While the exact amount of fiber varies, fresh fruits and vegetables may > contain up to one-third more fiber before the outer layers are removed > .Several > studies show that fiber can help you feel fuller longer. Fiber may do this > by physically stretching the stomach, by slowing how quickly it empties, or > by influencing the speed at which fullness hormones are released in your > body .In fact, research shows that the type of fiber > <https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/different-types-of-fiber> found in > fruits and vegetables, which is known as viscous fiber, may be especially > effective at reducing appetite (.Fiber also serves as food for the > friendly bacteria living in your gut. When these bacteria feed on fiber, > they produce short-chain fatty acids > <https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/short-chain-fatty-acids-101>, which > appear to further boost feelings of fullness Moreover, several studies > have observed that fiber-rich diets tend to reduce hunger and, therefore, > the number of calories consumed per day > <https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/how-many-calories-per-day>, > potentially leading to weight loss .Therefore, unpeeled fruits and > vegetables may help you reduce your hunger and even lose weight. > 2 Fruits and vegetables contain antioxidants, which are beneficial > plant compounds that may reduce the risk of several diseases. Put > simply, the main function of antioxidants is to fight unstable molecules > called free radicals. High levels of free radicals can cause oxidative > stress, which can ultimately harm cells and potentially increase the risk > of disease. In fact, researchers believe that antioxidants may help lower > the risk of heart disease and certain types of cancers Certain > antioxidants found in fruits and vegetables have also been linked to a > lower risk of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease . Fruits > and vegetables are naturally high in antioxidants, but according to > research, the antioxidants appear to be more concentrated in the outer > layer . In one study, antioxidant levels were up to 328 times higher in > fruit and vegetable peels than in their pulps . Therefore, if you want to > maximize your intake of antioxidants from fruit and vegetables, you should > eat them unpeeled. > 3 Pesticides are commonly used to reduce crop damage and increase > yield. Contrary to popular belief, pesticides can be found on both > organically and conventionally grown fruits and vegetables. Although some > pesticides enter fruit and vegetable flesh, many remain confined in the > outer peel. Washing is a good way to get rid of pesticide residues that > are loosely attached to the peel’s surface. However, peeling is the best > way to remove pesticides that have seeped into fruit and vegetable skin. For > example, a recent review reports that around 41% of pesticide residues > found on fruits was removed by washing with water, while up to twice as > much was removed through peeling . For many people concerned about their > overall exposure to pesticides > <https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/pesticides-and-health>, this may be > good enough reason to eat only the flesh of all fruits and vegetables. Those > particularly worried about their pesticide intake may want to check out the > EWG’s report <https://www.ewg.org/foodnews/summary.php>, which ranks > pesticide contamination levels in 48 popular fruits and vegetables in > America. Nevertheless, the risk of consuming slightly more pesticides may > not necessarily outweigh the benefit of the greater amount of nutrients in > the skins. The amount of pesticides allowed on fresh foods is tightly > regulated. Pesticide levels exceed the allowed upper limits in less than 4% > of cases, and even when they do, research shows this rarely results in harm > to humans . Therefore, while removing the skin of vegetables may get rid > of a bit more pesticides than washing does, the difference is likely too > small to worry about. SO DECIDE. > Q4 How to avoid duties and taxes?; as per manual bringing permitted > goods; not "nowadays don't care'; or evade taxes and if caught take the > riders. > Q8 How everyone delivering a baby/ how every one become parent/; how > the relations and inter personal and intra personal relationship going on? > have all those changed?. > Q10 swadeshi is certainly better; I write often that none outside wear > your saree or dhoti or eat dosa after leaving your country. Then why would > yo beg and buy others' products?. Swadeshi when grows , internal > productions will change. Swadeshi scriptures are to be followed, dharma > style would vary. Gandhi did it, then why not some low level citizens?. We > are hypocrites. KR IRS 201022 > > On Thu, 20 Oct 2022 at 05:46, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 10-2022-20* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > Q1 Will leaving a fan running overnight ruin it? > > A1 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > *No. Most people do not use AC in winter and use fan in bed rooms. They > run over night.* > > During summer along with AC or only as fans, most use fans in day time > over day in halls, living areas. > > Fans are designed to work overnight. But only for overnight, *not for > days together.* > > Q2 Do you lose any nutrients when you peel a carrot? > > A2 Lucia Garcia, Worked at Hospitals Oct 12 > > *Carrots are one of the most nutritious vegetables, which is an excellent > source of carotene.* > > Carrots have 30 to 40 times more carotene than most vegetables. Carotene > is a natural antioxidant that is widely used in medical and health care > products. > > Carotene is a precursor of vitamin A, which is very helpful in protecting > eyesight, strengthening the immune system, and avoiding the risk of various > diseases. > > A medium carrot weighs about 80 grams and contains 3.8 mg of beta-carotene > and 3.3 mg of alpha-carotene. > > *Studies have shown that carotene is mainly found under the carrot skin, > which has only a thin, almost transparent layer.* > > Carotene is the most important nutrient in carrots. Peeling the Skin of a > Carrot is Equivalent to Removing Most of the Carotene. > > There is absolutely no need to peel the carrots, just rinse them under > running water. > > Q3 Is a dormitory available on the Chennai Central Railway > Station? > > A3 Thirunavukarasu Veluswamy,22h > > Yes, dormitory is available in Chennai. But only 5 rooms available as per > latest information which I got to know from authorities at Chennai central. > So, the only mode of booking is online through IRCTC website for > dormitory\retiring rooms. There was an A\c waiting hall available which > costs Rs 35 for one hour post which, it costs 25 Rs per hour. It's very > tough to get a dormitory at Chennai central. > > *My note- There was a FREE non AC dormitory in the* first floor for > transit of upper class passengers. I have used it in 2004 while travelling > from Varanasi to Rameswaram. I am not sure whether it is there now. > > Q4 How do you bring camera lenses from US to India? I want to buy > 2 lenses and bring them in India with my friend in US. What should be the > ideal way to avoid duties and taxes? > > A4 Prasanna Bhalerao, Amateur Photographer, Nikon user22h > > Best way is to get the camera lenses as well as other equipment on person. > *Nowadays, > the customs don't care much about camera stuff*. This is because same > goods are available in India. Unless there is a huge price difference I > will say buy the stuff in India itself. > > Q5 Does electricity use cause outlets to heat up? > > A5 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > *The answer is NO and YES*. Most outlets like plug and socket must have > some loose. *Unless some loose is not there it is not possible to remove > the plug from socket.* It is natural to develop more loose on long > periods due to wear and tire. *When current is drawn for long duration > one can feel the heat developing.* > > The same thing can be there in joints also in the long period, connecting > lights, fans etc. > > *But new wiring, new socket and plug, the heat development is very less.* > > Q6 What are vacuum tubes? What is the purpose of a vacuum tube? > How come vacuum tubes are not really used anymore/common? > > A6 Steven Haddock,Studied at West HIll Collegiate Fri > > *A vacuum tube is essentially any hollow glass tube,* evacuated of oxygen > and with very low pressure inside, that has a “cathode” or electron > emitting surface, and an “anode” or electron absorbing surface. *Back in > the days before transistors and integrated circuits*, they were used for > controlling the flow of electricity. > > *The simplest vacuum tube is the “diode” which acts* as a one way gate > for electricity. There is no physical connection between the *cathode* > and the *anode* so any electrons in the cathode will only leave through > the anode, but if you put current through the anode, it won’t flow in the > other direction. > > *Next up is the “triode*”. It’s also a one way gate but has two cathodes. > The second cathode regulates the flow of electricity - a lot of electrons > go through when very little current is applied to the second cathode, but > fewer electrons go through when a lot is applied. It was used to > automatically regulate the flow of voltage and current. > > *On radios, for example, they were used for automatic volume control, > boosting weak signals and turning down strong ones.* > > They’re not used anymore because they’re bulky, hot, use a lot of power > and are unreliable. > > The only thing that kept them i use as long as they were used were that, > *initially, > transistors were more expensive.* > > *My note- Nostalgic memories goes to my study in physics class in 1964*. > Transisters > were just coming up. *I studied radio and television built using anode, > cathode and triode*. > > I had a lecturer earlier worked in All India Radio, Bangalore who said in > occasion the diodes were there to the size of a copper boiler in the > radio station. > > My murphy radio was with diodes and I could see if the back panel > opened,the fitted diodes in a mother board, and *their glowing when > current switched ON*. Only technicians will open back panel One could see > the warming up of the radio if operated for hours. > > Q7 Which is better, skill or education? > > A7 Rohit Virmani, Knows English Updated Oct 10 > > This is the story of Krishna Yadav. Coming from Bulandshahr in UP, *she > and her family were facing acute financial crisis.* > > Her husband was facing some major health issues which shifted major > responsibilities to Krishna’s shoulders. *She then decided to move to > Delhi for better opportunities and borrowed a sum of Rs 500 from a > relative. She tried hard to get a job, but all her efforts met failure*. > > She then decided to get into farming which she continued for a few years. *In > 2001 after attending a 3-month training in food processing, she invested a > sum of Rs 3,000 and prepared 2 different types of pickles*. She earned a > profit of Rs 5,250 from selling the pickle. Although it wasn’t such a big > amount, it was very encouraging for her. > > *She then put all her energy into making pickles and her husband used to > sell it on the streets. Krishna* received a great response to her > products which further boosted her confidence, and she scaled up her > production. > > Today, under the banner of Shri Krishna Pickles, she owns 4 companies, and > the turnover is more than 4 crores. > > She has also been awarded for her achievements in the field of women > entrepreneurship. > > No intent to undermine education but this is the best example of Skill > > Fancy education. Sadly, Indian middle class has a norm of pushing kids to > do B.Tech/ B.Sc. from any random college with 0 focus towards skill. > > Ref: Famous Indian Home Made Pickles Manufacturers. Buy Now Purest Genuine > Variety of Groceries at your Doorstep. > > Krishna Yadav – Wikipedia > > Q8 What are some things that will never change? > > A8 Shaunak Bhattacharjeee, Former Sales force Admin & Developer > at TCS Digital (2018–2020)Sep 28 > > *YEAR 2012.* > > Milk price per litre — Rs 30 > > Petrol price per litre — Rs 70 > > Bank Fixed Deposit rates — 9.25% > > Sensex Index — 18,000 > > Captain of India's cricket team — MS Dhoni > > Government at the Center — INC > > Salary offered to freshers by TCS — Rs 3.36 LPA > > > > YEAR 2022. > > Milk price per litre — Rs 65 > > Petrol price per litre — Rs 105 > > Bank Fixed Deposit rates — 5.50% > > Sensex Index — 57,000 > > Captain of India's cricket team — Rohit Sharma > > Government at the Center — BJP > > Salary offered to freshers by TCS — Rs 3.36 LPA > > *Some things just never changes!* > > Q9 What are some parts of a house that need regular maintenance > and why? > > A9 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > *The most important part in my view is outside of home*. If the compound > is kept neat and tidy snakes will not come to the premises. If at all near > by homes are having not well maintained compounds, it does not matter, in > cleaned premises, they won’t remain, if at all they creep in. Plants must > be well maintained. > > *The toilets and bath rooms are to be well* maintained. Bathroom must not > have unwanted items. Daily cleaning is a must. > > *The work area and kitchen are to be well* maintained. If so, flies, > mosquitos etc. and other creatures will not appear. Waste has to be kept in > waste box having a top cover, sinks, vessels used for cooking and eating > must be cleaned immediately. > > All parts of home require sweeping and moped. These are certain things > coming to me . There could be more items > > Q10 What happens if we use only Indian brands and stop > buying foreign brands? > > A10 Balaji Viswanathan, follows government policies closely.5y > > *We had this sort of state before 1991. Imports were* severely curtailed > and Indians were forced to predominantly use local products. Consumer > choice was non-existent. > > If you didn’t like the phone given by sarkari telecom, good luck. If you > didn’t like the comfort of Ambassador or Premier Padmini, take a hike. > Customer service was not a term in the lingo. Even the corporations had > trouble. If you needed a machinery from Japan or Germany, you either have > to grease the palm of a government babu or put up with a local knockoff > with terrible results. > > *And overall, we were a dirt poor country that was ignored by most of the > world*. However, Singapore, South Korea and China had little issues > trading with the world. They imported a lot and exported even more. > > *Then in 1991 we took a baby step and slowly started loosening the chains > that we put around ourselves. We didn’t open as much as Singapore or* > even China, but it was way better than the time until 1990. Our imports > grew, but so did our exports. > > *Refiners in Jamnagar imported a lot of crude oil,* processed and then > started exporting the much more profitable Diesel and Petrol*. Jewellers > in Surat started importing more of raw diamonds and exported the much more > valuable diamond jewellery*. > > *Tech firms in Bangalore imported a lot of software tools and exported far > more valuable software* services. As Microsoft, GE, Amazon and other > major companies came in, local supply chains became stronger and new > businesses came up. > > *Prosperity came with the half opened door [our* leaders got cold feet > before opening the door fully to let the fruits of trade come in]. India > was no longer a basket case, but a power to be reckoned. It is still not > hunky dory though as the government still has enormous control over imports > and business in general. > > We can surely block products not made in India. And we really know how the > society would look like. Just ask your mom and dad how their childhood > was. We have spent centuries being a frog in the well - ignoring the > outside world - and things should not be very unusual for us. > > My note- Though swadesi is good idea, in a large outlook for development > we require imports and exports can bring a lot of benefit. We want good > imports. *Not junks and wastes what ever we make with them.* > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 19-10-2022* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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