The Q & A of Mr G in iyer 123 dated 1/11/22 has a certain angle of truth
more or different or totally different than reported which alone are dealt
below:
Q2    I don't know the names mentioned by G ; but Bihar is  an excellent
center of intelligence. Magadha blood is not lacking. Many toppers of the
civil services emanate from  Bihar. Many reputed people are from Bihar.
That area has extremes.
Q6     I saw 2 different answers. IAS is only a position but not the train
driver?. Don't add masalas to distinguish.
Q7    Green tomatoes not Good? What is science ?. Nowadays it has become a
rare commodity. It does not turn red etc. Red and Green are different . I
have been consuming it for the past > 7 decades and had it even the day
before yesterday.
Q9     I do not know the intention of this query.  The kejriwal request is
purely a political game. All the oppositions had started the dream of
capturing back the powers from Mr Modi by Hook and Crook. BJP is picturised
as a religious, Hindu Party of ancient Vedas and Sanskrit, to create
divisive forces. What is to be printed within the constitution is decided
by the Govt and the Parliament. Already money is used for Puja or even
throwing over the weddings or on even dancers and prostitutes. The asking
for is not erroneous but asking at this juncture alone is viewed as
defective. Other religions cannot misconstrue it since other religion
backed countries' notes, containing their words and languages, are used by
the other residents of those nations. So other religions cannot interfere .
But timing is important. Kejriwal could have retired as IRS .
Q10   Again a non factual question. One amp is the amount of current
produced by a force of one volt acting through the resistance of one ohm.
watch this video  https://youtu.be/9iKD7vuq-rY
KR IRS 11122

On Tue, 1 Nov 2022 at 05:07, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:

> *CULTURAL QA 11-2022-01*
>
> *BEING  A COMPILATION THERE MAY  BE ERRORS*
>
> Q1         Due to LHB coaches, railway has to add 2 generator cars. Why?
> It will reduce the number of coaches in train and it will affect the
> passengers only.
>
> A1          Prasanna Bhalerao, Knows about trains.4h
>
> Many answers here have described very correctly why the end-on generator
> (EOG) car is required for LHB rakes. Even the OP understand this I think. *The
> question or problem suggested here is that if LHB coaches were self-powered
> (like old ICF coaches), the EOG cars won't be required, two more coaches
> can be added, train capacity could be increased, etc. *I wish to address
> this issue here and explain why this will not be the case.
>
> Take example of any older ICF rake. Check the first and last coach. It is
> usually a coach known as LBG van (Luggage, Brake and Guard can). This car
> is always required for the guard. Sometimes, this van contains a partial
> seating in general class, often reserved for women or disabled.
>
> *The EOG car uses that much section only for the generator.* The disabled
> section is moved elsewhere. That is all to it as the loss of passenger
> capacity. *Removal of such cars will not add any significant capacity to
> the train.* The guard section (1/8th of coach) and luggage section (1/2
> of the coach) is always required. Here is the EOG car:
>
> Notice the middle section, two shutters on left right and two windows in
> between? With the black sooted roof? *That is the complete extent of the
> generator section. If that section is free, maybe 40 people can be
> accommodated, a total of 80 at both ends.*
>
> All that said, two things are going on right now with IR:
>
> Full electrification of all tracks
>
> *HOG or head-on generation in the locomotive directly from overhead supply*
>
> This will remove the need for generator. This will save a massive amount
> of fuel cost for IR every year. But I am afraid to say that the between
> section will not go as yet. Even after full electrification and HOG, the
> free section may become the parcel van. Purely my guess here.
>
> Q2         What's Bihar famous for?
>
> A2          LAST HOPE {आखिरी उम्मीद},Indian Oct 15
>
> Dear Indian brothers and sisters, We are Biharis.
>
> Stop hating us or seeing us as illiterate fools.*Stop treating us as
> backward state of India.*
>
> Stop judging us on the basis of ‘B-grade’ bhojpuri movies. *Stop judging
> us on the statement that we are the poorest state of nation*. Stop
> judging us on the way in which Bollywood depicts us. Stop judging us on the
> way the mainstream media portrays us.
>
> *There are other aspects too which you must know.*
>
> Remember this legend =>
>
> *HC Verma, author of Concepts of Physics and Retired Professor at
> IIT-Kanpur*
>
> Anybody who has opted for Science knows HC Verma was the go-to god of
> physics. His two-volume book ‘Concepts Of Physics' was the bible for every
> science student and no one could explain the subject better than he did.
>
> *Anand kumar, Mathematical genius and founder of Super-30.*
>
> He is truly messiah for poor yet bright student aspiring for IITs. Around
> 2000 when all the famed coaching classes of our country were taking classes
> for JEE preparation with insanely high fees, *this man come as savior for
> student below poverty* *line. Since 2010 onwards, his coaching class
> Super-30 had produced astounding results of qualification of all the
> selected aspirants in JEE.*
>
> They say, “Bihar lacks innovation and basic industrial mindset”
>
> Here is the response →Anil Agarwal, founder of Vedant group.
>
> *Today Vedanta group is world's largest diversified natural resources
> companies with interests in Zinc, Lead, Silver, Copper, Iron Ore, Aluminium
> etc.*
>
> *RK Sinha, founder of SIS securities.SIS security is* India’s leading
> security service company in India. Though these elite are in handful amount
> but they still exist
>
> Remember →
>
> Not every bihari is part of a Gang or Mafia.    Not every bihari is
> illiterate.    Not every bihari is corrupt soliciting bribes.    Not
> every bihari is racist.    Not every bihari is dumb in English *Therefore,
> Stop discriminating against us.*
>
> Q3         What are the disadvantages of using steam locomotives?
>
>
>
> A3          Paul Jacob, Veteran of many Heritage Railways, as well as
> luxury rail Oct 24
>
> Not all steam locomotive produce lots of smoke - a well driven and
> maintained locomotive produces little smoke, but lots of steam!
>
> King George V, possibly tie most powerful Great Western locomotive:Not a
> lot of smoke there.
>
> The disadvantage was mainly they needed firemen to light the boiler early
> morning - diesel and electric start with a switch.
>
> More moving parts, so more maintenance. But some of them completed over a
> million miles in service, with many having service lives of several
> Decades. King George V was in service for 35 Years (1927–1962) and covered
> 1,910,424 miles.
>
> Q4         How can we repaint kitchen cabinets to look like wood?
>
> A4          David Hickling, Renovated several homes. Plumbing, electrics,
> bricklaying Thu
>
> *Try the two-layer method.*
>
> Buy two tins of brown paint, one darker than the other. *Also get a
> “graining comb”, or preferably a set of them in different gauges.* Paint
> on a dark layer and let it dry out properly.
>
> Then paint on a lighter layer and use the comb to reveal some of the
> darker brown underneath, to imitate grain in the wood.
>
> *This is highly skilled work, and decorators who can do it are very well
> paid.*
>
> Q5         What is the best way to store laundry so it doesn't get musty?
>
> A5          Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004
> at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now
>
> I am from Chennai, India, *I have kept one medium bucket over the washing
> machine*. Soiled clothes are kept inside the bucket. If soiled clothes
> are more, it is kept in another large bucket with lid. Though I purchased a
> laundry bag on a visit to Dubai, I felt it is not suitable for Indian
> bathroom condition.
>
> I feel keeping in bucket is most suited in Indian condition. Preferably  
> bucket
> with LID
>
> *My added note- Keep soiled clothes in a Good* bucket so that bucket
> itself will not spoil the appearance. *Soiled clothes hanging any where
> gives not only shabby appearance, but growth of bacterias. *
>
> Q6         What are the requirements to become a train driver after
> retirement from Indian Railways?
>
> A6          Ramesh S, BA degree in Economics from Maharaj's College,
> University of Mysore. (Graduated 1982)1h
>
> Normal Course, *you may be allowed go on volountry  retirement after 55
> years, but if you're fit with your body, eyesight, health you can work till
> sixty years.*
>
> Some private siding owned by corporate, independent business may ask
> experienced people who are still able to do their job.
>
> Q7         Will green tomatoes eventually turn red on their own after
> picking them from the vine?
>
> A7          Lucia Garcia, Worked at Hospitals Fri
>
> Like most fruits, green tomatoes will continue to ripen and turn red after
> being picked.
>
> Unripe tomatoes are green because of the large amount of chlorophyll in
> their fruit cells, which is green.
>
> *During the ripening process of tomatoes, ethylene is produced in the
> fruit. Ethylene is a natural ripening agent.*
>
> Under the action of ethylene, photosynthesis will stop, chlorophyll will
> be decomposed, and the synthesis of lycopene and carotenoids will increase,
> so that the tomato gradually turns red.
>
> Green tomatoes that are picked still produce ethylene on their own and
> eventually ripen, turning red. This process usually takes several weeks.
>
> Ripe bananas and apples produce large amounts of ethylene. *Putting a few
> ripe bananas or apples in a green tomato can speed up the ripening process
> considerably.*
>
> *My note- I read else where unlike other vegetables, green tomatos are  **NOT
> GOOD TO HEALTH**. Learnt readers may respond.*
>
> Q8         Do all London buses go everywhere in London?
>
> A8          Nicholas Stone, Extensive lifelong interest in public
> transport. Fri
>
> *London bus serve many London streets. Most residents live within 10
> minutes’ walk of a bus stop.*
>
> London buses are operated by Transport for London (TfL). TfL sets fares,
> routes, timetables and collects money from ticket sales. *In turn, TfL
> appoints and pays contractors to run routes* - with the requirement that
> buses have the distinctive roundel logo, red livery, on-board audio visual
> information and yellow readers for passenger to make contactless payments
> or use passes.
>
> A TfL London bus with the distinctive livery and logo. This particularly
> bus is operated Go Ahead London, on behalf of TfL.
>
> TfL's operates one of world’s largest bus networks in the world. Across
> London, there over 19,000 bus stops and around 700 routes served by some
> 8000 buses daily. Every day, over 4 million people take London buses -
> half the total of bus rides across England.
>
> Q9         Why should there not be a Laxmi Ganesh Ji photo on Indian
> currency?
>
> A9          Prasanna Bhalerao, M. Sc. in Electronics & Physics, Fergusson
> College, Pune Oct 26
>
> Simple one sentence. Currency cannot have the face of Hindu gods because
> that will be anti other religions. (I am not anti this move but I am
> talking about the general view that will be taken.)
>
> Q10              Imagine we have 1,000,000 amps from a 2-volt power
> supply. Can it shock you?
>
> A10        Paul Montgomery, Retired electrical engineer.
> Founder-industral controls Co. Oct 23
>
> *Back in the 1980s, I worked in an electrical test lab. We needed a high
> current supply. The owner of the* lab found a good deal on a single-cell
> battery the size of a refrigerator.
>
> *I don’t remember what the rated current was but it put out around 2 volts*.
> The case was made from clear acrylic so you could see lead and acid in the
> battery. *The battery was fairly safe. You could grab hold of the two
> terminals with no ill effect.*
>
> But we did some tests by shorting different conductors across the
> terminals, just for shits, grins, and giggles®.*A bit of 12 gauge wire
> would explode in a flash of horror.We did this protected by a shield, so no
> harm.*So no, a 2-volt supply will not shock you but the arc flash of a
> short can make you wish you had died.
>
> I did note that the electrolyte briefly started bubbling after the flash.
>
> *All the above QA are from  Quora  website  on   31-10- 2022.*
>
> *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .Compiled **and posted by
> R. Gopala krishnan on 01-11-2022*
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