*CULTURAL QA 11-2022-02 Mr G my view *
Q1 How does the size of an object affect how quickly it loses heat?
A1 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at
Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now When the surface area is more
loss of heat is more. Heat sinks work on this principle. Hot coffee/tea in
saucer becomes very cooler comparing to the coffee in the cup.
KR: *Making Ecological Inferences from Body Mass and Temperature: *The
rate at which organisms process energy and materials determines how fast
they grow and reproduce, how long they live, and how rapidly they move
through space. Thus, it is not surprising that a number of key ecological
traits depend on body mass and temperature. For example, John Damuth
hypothesized that the maximal population abundance (or carrying capacity,
large *K*) that a species can achieve is determined by how much energy is
available (*Etotal*) and how much energy is used by each individual (
*Eindividual*), so that *Etotal* is proportional to *KEindividual*. Because
*Eindividual* is proportional to body mass raised to an exponent *b* (*Mb*
where *b* ≈ 3/4), then *Etotal* is proportional to *KM*3/4, and K is
proportional to *EtotalM*-3/4.
This relationship, called the energy equivalence rule, tells you two
things: 1. mice can reach higher abundances than elephants and 2. if the
populations of elephants and mice are at their carrying capacity, these
populations will use the same amount of energy (*KEindividual* is
proportional *M*-3/4* + *3/4 = *M*0). Because, at a given site, not all
species will be at carrying capacity, the abundance to body mass
relationship will have a lot of scatter, and its exponent will not be -3/4.
The relationship works well when a large number of species, including a
very broad range of body sizes from all over the globe, are plotted
together, probably because a sufficiently large number of species close to
their carrying capacity are represented.
Another important ecological trait that is influenced by body size and
temperature is *rmax*, the intrinsic rate of population increase (i.e., the
rate at which populations can grow in the absence of food or space
limitations). We have known for a very long time that populations of small
animals can grow faster than those of large ones. More precisely,
ecologists found that *rmax *is proportional to *M*-*b*. In 1974, Tom
Fenchel conjectured that the value of *rmax* would be set by the organism's
mass-specific metabolic rate (i.e., the ratio of metabolic rate to body
mass), and hence that *b* should be about -0.25. In 2004, Vance Savage and
his collaborators hypothesized that *rmax* would depend on both body mass
and temperature. Both conjectures proved to be roughly correct (Figure 5).
Both the maximal rates at which populations can grow and their potential
carrying capacity are influenced by body size and temperature. Ecologists
have documented similar effects for processes as disparate in scale as
molecules evolving, and the flow of energy and materials through
ecosystems. Temperature and size affect how organisms work because
organisms cannot break the limits imposed on them by physics and chemistry.
The physical and chemical principles that rule the transfer of energy and
materials within and among organisms generate order in the riotous, and
sometimes seemingly overwhelming, complexity of ecological systems.
The above shows that , larger the space it may be faster the
cooling; but it is not a concrete principle since , there are more factors
affecting the temperature, than the space alone or quantum.
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Q2 Can eating expired honey be harmful? My note- Honey coming in
bottles nowadays are not so pure. Better use within expiry period to avoid
health problems.
KR Honey pure does not have any expiry at all. Market Vella-pagu may
be. Like physical properties, the chemistry of honey also varies depending
upon the geography and purity of the sample. There is no standard scale
globally. However, generally honey has a content of 80–85% carbohydrates,
15–17% water, 0.3% proteins, 0.2% ashes and minor quantities of
amino-acids, phenols, pigments and vitamins. Beside these other components
are also found in minor concentration. The carbohydrate components of honey
contain various types of mono and disaccharides. The average concentration
of Fructose, Glucose, Sucrose and reducing sugars are 38.38%, 30.31%, 1.31%
and 76.65% respectively. Irrespective of the origin or variety of honey,
Fructose/Glucose ratio remains the same. The concept of using honey as a
medicine started at least six thousand years ago. All religious books and
literature have mentioned honey as a valuable medicine and food). However,
in modern science, despite its long history as medicine, it was not
recognized as a therapeutic agent until the recent past. It is due to an
incomplete understanding of its mechanism and range of activity). In the
21st century more research is being done on the medicinal use of honey. Now
it is rapidly becoming a part of modern medicine.
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Q4 What is wadala experiment of Indian railways?
KR Watch the you tube for Wadala expt https://youtu.be/BCJfaEQhJIM
Q7 Why is foot care so important when people have diabetes?
KR Foot care is important for all the old people and specially for the
diabetics. Do not be afraid of. Blood flow will decrease in spite of age
growing; so as far as possible, cover the foot; avoid the wounds and
twists; walk slowly; and keep the feet clean; avoid splits under the feet
as well as in between the fingers. Still Karma cannot fight Grin and bear
it.
Q8 Which seats in flights are preferred the most?
KR It all depends on your purse as well as who is going to pay for it.
Simple. After Corona we travel only by business class where seating is
exclusive. Service depends on the flight companies.
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Q9 What are some things that only a person who lives in South India
would understand or agree with?
A9 Rajesh Sathya, Designer (2017–present)Updated Thu
*South Indian, do not limit food*. Dharmasala and Thirupathi are there only
in South India and South Indians only understand, Thirupathi gives more
than it earns. I have never seen Limited meals concept in South Indian
states *except Tamilnadu.*
The South India is more Tropical and Heat makes Water a Must for the
people. So People give more importance to Rivers and *If Ganga was flowing
in South India, We would be producing more Food and Electricity like
China.* The
Water is considered very very Precious. We try to make water even from Sea
and Moisture.
*Music was actually from South India. Puranthara* Dasa the founder of Music
and Vijaynagar was like Vienna for all people. People came to Vijaynagar to
learn Arts and Music, like they go to Cambridge or Oxford Today for
Knowledge. The Sultans not only Destroyed Hampi, But a Vast amout of
Knowledge along with Ruins of Vijaynagar Empire. We cannot bring back those
Architecture as well as Arts !
Even Bhudhist in Srilanka like Muslims destroyed Arts and Culture in Deccan
region, The Jaffna library was Burnt down in the name Tamil Ethnic
conflict. *Those Books Burnt in Jaffna Library is like Hitler Buring the
Books in Germany during Nazi Rule!* Srilanka Behaved like a Nazi Germany
when coming to Destroying Hindu Temples and Tamil books, only we can
understand.
South Indians, That too deep South India can only understand, Srilanka
cannot be trusted. *But Sirlanka gets more help than an Indian state, and
they know the art of getting Help from both China and India!*
The men wear Dhothi and Women wear Saree Indian cultural Dress. Raja Ravi
Varma is the founder of Famous Saree Attire and South Indians only
understand the Beauty of Saree clad woman. After influence from North Women
also wear Chudidhaar and Salwar, *but South Indian Festivals like Pongal is
more connected with the Dress of people. *You can wear a Pant Shirt for for
any Festival, But for Pongal we have to wear Dhothi and Saree.
*Big fat Wedding is not common in Tamilnadu and* people do not waste Food
in Marraiges too. My Blood use to boil if I Happen to see wastage of Food
in Marriages. But Wasting Money and food is limited to only Few section of
people.
*Finally, The Western Ghats ! Only South Indains can* understand the
importance of Western Ghats. Every Square inch has got hundereds of Flora
and Fauna and Species in Western Ghats are given by God (or God’s own
country as they say) as Medicine for Mankind*. The Herbs and Plants in the
Western Ghats cannot be found anywhere on Planet.* The Himalayas in North
India is Tall and White with Snow., But The Western Ghats of South India is
Short, but it is Green with Water! . *Right from the Heritage site Ooty in
Tamilnadu, Munnar to Thekadi in Kerala, Kishkinta Mountains in Karnataka or
Eastern Ghats of Andhra, The Mountains of South India is something very
special only South Indians can understand.* Elephants and Tigers understand
Western Ghats more than Humans!
I have seen Temples of Both North , East West and South. *But only South
Indian Temples got Elephants. The Elephants in Temples are considered the
Deity* Itself. In Srirangam, the Elephant starts the Daily Rituals. Every
Temple has got an Elephant, A Temple Tank, A Food Counter and A Assembly
Hall, Which shows the Importance of Water, food and Arts and Music which
flourish along with Temples. *The Gopuram is constructed very Tall, and No
landmark is Taller than a Temple, And Food grains are preserved at the Top
of the Temple Tower, Which is like a DoomsDay Vault* to keep the Seeds in
case of a Natural Disaster or Tsunami like Flood. The Temple is not just a
Place of Worship, It is a Parliament, it is a Hospital, It is the Reserve
Bank and it is the Market Place.
The Tonnes and Tonnes of Gold in Padmanabhaswamy Temple in
Thiruvananthapuram, stands as Testimony to the Fact that Agastya, and 18
others must have used Alchemy Technology to make Gold inside India! Except
Alchemy Such a Huge amount of Gold cannot be transported from Outside world!
My note- Padmanabhaswamy temple vaults have in addition to gold high
quality pearls and diamonds.
KR The person who was or is a tourist or short resident had opined,
what is south. There are differences in the disguises but culturally,
variations were constant. WHAT IS SOUTH AND NORTH TO DIVIDE? IS THERE NOT
VARIATIONS WITHIN SOUTH, CULTURES OF Tn, AP, KN AND Kerala? Food, Temples,
Languages, geographical positions, weather, climates -so many differences;
so any country will have this. Scotland and England are different; New York
and California are different; why is there a difference between Sydney and
Perth. HENCE ONLY THE ADVOCACY OF ONE NATION ONE………TO REDUCE SUCH
DIFFERENCES WHICH ARE BEING MISUSED BY THE DIVISIVE FORCES.
KR IRS 21122
On Wed, 2 Nov 2022 at 05:12, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 11-2022-02*
>
> *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS*
>
> Q1 How does the size of an object affect how quickly it loses
> heat?
>
> A1 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004
> at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now
>
> When the surface area is more loss of heat is more. Heat sinks work on
> this principle. Hot coffee/tea in saucer becomes very cooler comparing to
> the coffee in the cup.
>
> Q2 Can eating expired honey be harmful?
>
> A2 Lucia Garcia, Worked at Hospitals Sat
>
> *According to the relevant laws, the manufacturer must indicate the shelf
> life of foods.*
>
> Unlike all foods, honey is the only food in the world that does not spoil.
> *Therefore,
> honey can still be eaten even after its expiration date.*
>
> During the excavation of the Egyptian pyramids, archaeologists discovered
> a jar of honey. It was identified that this jar of honey has lasted for
> more than 3,300 years, but it has not deteriorated at all and is still
> edible today.
>
> The reason why honey will not deteriorate is that it has super
> antibacterial ability.
>
> Honey has a very low water content, more than 80% sugar. Very few bacteria
> or microorganisms can survive in such an environment.
>
> In addition, honey produces hydrogen peroxide, which has broad-spectrum
> antibacterial activity and is the main reason for the strong antibacterial
> ability of honey.
>
> My note- Honey coming in bottles nowadays are not so pure. Better use
> within expiry period to avoid health problems.
>
> Q3 How should liquid laundry soap be used?
>
> A3 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004
> at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now
>
> On reading the question, *the advertisement by Unilever in Indian TV
> channels comes to my recollection.*
>
> About sunlight liquid detergent two persons argue. One says it is suitable
> for washing machines only. Other says it can be used only for hand wash
> (adding detergent to water in a bucket and soiled clothes added in to it
> socking for some time…)
>
> Now one lady appears and says, it can be used in both. Not only uni lever
> all detergent liquids can be used for both.
>
> I add liquid detergent to slightly hot water, add soiled clothes and after
> 2 -3 minutes take them, squeeze and wash in clear water again when clothes
> to be washed are only one or two.
>
> In automatic washing machine, there is detergent tray, it is poured in
> first tray. Fragrance liquids are poured in 2nd tray. *Not add more
> detergent if clothes are not much soiled. *
>
> In semi automatic machines, as in the bucket, it is added to water at room
> temperature in the washing drum.
>
> Q4 What is wadala experiment of Indian railways?
>
> A4 Priyanshu Tiwari, B.Tech in Electronics and Communication
> Engineering, Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology, Allahabad
> (Graduated 2021)Updated 3y
>
> The Wadala Experiment was an initiative by the Indian Railways to bring
> down deaths related to rail crossings. This was the brainchild of a firm
> from Mumbai called Final Mile.
>
> It went on to become as the most talked about experiment in the world and
> was also featured in *the Boston Globe* recently. This was by far Indian
> Railways’ biggest experiment related to psychology and decision sciences.
>
> *Here it is: Wadala, an area in Mumbai witnessed a large chunk of deaths
> related to rail track crossing.* During rush hour usually around 45
> people crossed the track per minute, and the reasons for such a large
> number of deaths were found to be the *following:*
>
> *Leibowitz Hypothesis : Evolution has primed us in* such a way that we
> tend to perceive a smaller object moving fast towards us as more dangerous
> in comparison to a larger object moving at the same speed. This is
> because during our evolutionary phase, *smaller and faster moving objects
> (lions, Tigers etc) used to kill most of the early humans, and not larger
> objects like elephants and Giraffes*.
>
> Thus over a period of time our brain became more attenuated to and
> conscious of smaller and faster moving objects. *This acclimatization
> lasts to this day, and thus people were not able to perceive the proper
> speed of a large object such as a train, didn't think of it as a threat,
> and crossed the railway track with complete disregard for the rules.*
>
> To tackle this the railways used to paint small sections of the sleeper
> yellow so that the people crossing can gauge the speed of the approaching
> train by the number of such stripes it has crossed.
>
> *Flight or Fight Response: In a flight or fight response,* the brain
> stops calculating the outcome and thus most often makes a wrong decision*.
> To add to that, one can never foresee his own death,* thus it becomes
> important that we show a person the eventual result that shall emerge if he
> instinctively acts according to the flight or fight response.
>
> *To counter this effect the railways put up posters like the ones below at
> the points where most accidents occurred so that a person becomes more
> cautious on seeing the eventuality in front.*
>
> Cocktail effect: Our brain can register only one sound at a time, thus if
> there are too many sounds, the brain automatically filters out most of them.
> If the honking of a train is mixed with other sounds closer to the crosser,
> or with the sound of another train coming from an opposite track, then he
> shall not be able to judge the direction of approach of the train. In both
> the cases his decision making is affected, and that leads to him being
> callous to the approaching disaster.
>
> To avoid this the railways placed special whistles at the bends to warn
> the motorman to apply horns.
>
> These honkings had a pattern to them and rather than one continuous long
> horn there would be short horns with a pause in between these would help
> the crossing people to figure out the direction of the train and thus would
> make them cautious if the train was nearer.
>
> Using these little psychological tricks, the Indian Railways decreased
> railway crossing related deaths by about 75% and saved crores of rupees to
> the exchequer. The whole objective was achieved by spending in thousands
> and not in crores.
>
> Source:Mind games to stop death on the tracks
>
> Q5 Can freight and passenger locomotives do each other's job?
>
> A5 Subhasis Dutta Roy, 20 years in Indian railways (including15
> yrs as Loco Pilot)Updated 2y
>
> *Yes, they can, but performance output will not be optimum. They are
> designed for a particular purpose with maximum or optimum output.*
>
> Here, I wish to take two different locomotives as example of Indian
> Railway’s use for two different purposes. *WAG 9 - for freight trains,
> and WAP 7 - for passenger trains.*
>
> *Gear ratio* is the most vital term which makes the difference between
> the two locomotives. So, what is the gear ratio?
>
> In simple words, *if two gears form a gear train and the gear ratio is
> 2:5, it means when one gear rotates for 2 rotations, another gear rotates
> for 5 rotations.*
>
> Now it is clear that if this ratio converts to 3:8, then this time, the
> second gear will rotate faster than the previous case.
>
> Gear train not only rotates, it also transfers energy from driver gear to
> driven gear.
>
> Gear ratios and power output of WAG 9 are 77:15 / 64:18 / 107:21 and 6000
> HP.
>
> *Gear ratios and power output of WAP 7 are 72:20 , 70:22 and 6125 HP*
>
> It is clearly seen that though the power output is approximately the same
> (slightly higher in case of WAP 7), for both locos the gear ratios are
> different.*The gear ratios are selected on the basis of which one will
> run faster ( WAP 7 ) and which one is fit for hauling a load ( WAG 9 )*
>
> If they are used on vice versa, you can’t get the optimum output which all
> want in both cases. Here is an example of WAG 9 running a passenger
> train. This is more of an exception than a norm.
>
> Q6 Does cornmeal raise blood sugar?
>
> A6 Lucia Garcia, Worked at Hospitals12h
>
> Corn is recognized as the "golden crop" in the world. In developed
> countries such as Europe and the United States, *corn has been listed as
> the first health food among cereals.*
>
> Cornmeal is made from dried corn or maise, which is ground into a fine,
> medium, or coarse texture.
>
> Cornmeal is rich in protein, carbohydrates, fat, vitamin E, vitamin B2,
> lecithin, linoleic acid, minerals and other nutrients.
>
> However, Cornmeal is not suitable for diabetics. Cornmeal has a glycemic
> index between 68 and 69, which is a bit high.Corn flour contains about 78%
> carbohydrate, which comes from high content of starch.Clinical experience
> shows that corn starch is digested very quickly in the body, which may lead
> to a surge in blood sugar levels.
>
> Cornmeal is much higher in calories than rice, with 100 grams of Cornmeal
> containing about 360 calories. Eating too much cornmeal can easily lead
> to weight gain.
>
> Q7 Why is foot care so important when people have diabetes?
>
> A7 Tiny Nair, Cardiologist at PRS Hospital, Trivandrum4y
>
> The data is just too horrifying to neglect the actual foot-age.
>
> *Lancet journal.*
>
> In diabetes, take care of your foot more than your face.
>
> If you are a doctor, check the foot of every diabetic patient before
> placing the stethoscope on the chest. I always do.
>
> Did you know that detection of peripheral vascular disease in diabetes (
> by checking the lower limb pulses- takes just two minutes) is associated
> with coronary disease in 100 percent cases?. Yes 100 percent.
>
> *Share the concern; spread the word.“A humble foot soldier”*
>
> Q8 Which seats in flights are preferred the most?
>
> A8 King Max, Senior SEO Executive Officer at Information
> Technology (2019–present)Oct 27
>
> *1. Economy Class-Economy class is usually thought* as the most
> attractive seat on any plane. However, *if you're searching to save money
> on your tickets and want to save money, then economy class might be the
> right choice for you*. Indeed, some airlines also offer discounts for
> those who wish to travel on economy. If you're travelling to a place
> where weather isn't the best it is worth flying in economy class. You'll be
> able to enjoy complimentary snacks and beverages and don't need to worry
> about being thrown from the aircraft.
>
> *2. Business Class-Business class provides more* luxury over economy
> classes. There are many benefits with business class tickets like
> priority check-in, more legroom, as well as complimentary meals and drinks.
> If you're planning a long journey ahead and you're looking for a way to
> save money, you may want to consider purchasing tickets for business class.
> *The
> business class option is an excellent option when traveling with friends or
> family members.*
>
> *3. First Class-First class is comparable to business* class in that it
> has additional amenities. First class passengers have access to lounges
> with private entrances as well as premium dining options and special
> treatment. First class tickets are typically significantly more expensive
> than tickets for business class and are therefore not worth the cost unless
> you're willing to spend the highest price.
>
> 4. Premium Economy Class-Premium economy class falls somewhere between
> economy and first class. *The passengers in the premium economy class do
> not get the same benefits that passengers in the first class, however they
> will have access to refreshments and snacks for free*. The premium
> economy class ideal for those who wish to cut costs while having a relaxing
> journey.
>
> *5. Coach Class-The coach class is the most* affordable form of travel.
> Coach class tickets typically cost under $100 which makes them a great
> option for those on a budget. However, *coach classes aren't advised for
> frequent travellers.* The seats are tiny and uncomfortable. They are also
> cramped. In addition, the lack of privacy is a challenge to unwind.
>
> *My note- Many flights operating for short duration* has only economy
> class in India. Rarely refreshments are given. I often travel by Indigo to
> Bangalore from Chennai, even water is given if asked. *One or two
> occasions I travelled by Indian airlines, they gave a pack with sandwich
> and cool drink in paper pack. *
>
> Q9 What are some things that only a person who lives in South
> India would understand or agree with?
>
> A9 Rajesh Sathya, Designer (2017–present)Updated Thu
>
> *South Indian, do not limit food*. Dharmasala and Thirupathi are there
> only in South India and South Indians only understand, Thirupathi gives
> more than it earns. I have never seen Limited meals concept in South
> Indian states *except Tamilnadu.*
>
> The South India is more Tropical and Heat makes Water a Must for the
> people. So People give more importance to Rivers and *If Ganga was
> flowing in South India, We would be producing more Food and Electricity
> like China.* The Water is considered very very Precious. We try to make
> water even from Sea and Moisture.
>
> *Music was actually from South India. Puranthara* Dasa the founder of
> Music and Vijaynagar was like Vienna for all people. People came to
> Vijaynagar to learn Arts and Music, like they go to Cambridge or Oxford
> Today for Knowledge. The Sultans not only Destroyed Hampi, But a Vast amout
> of Knowledge along with Ruins of Vijaynagar Empire. We cannot bring back
> those Architecture as well as Arts !
>
> Even Bhudhist in Srilanka like Muslims destroyed Arts and Culture in
> Deccan region, The Jaffna library was Burnt down in the name Tamil Ethnic
> conflict. *Those Books Burnt in Jaffna Library is like Hitler Buring the
> Books in Germany during Nazi Rule!* Srilanka Behaved like a Nazi Germany
> when coming to Destroying Hindu Temples and Tamil books, only we can
> understand.
>
> South Indians, That too deep South India can only understand, Srilanka
> cannot be trusted. *But Sirlanka gets more help than an Indian state, and
> they know the art of getting Help from both China and India!*
>
> The men wear Dhothi and Women wear Saree Indian cultural Dress. Raja Ravi
> Varma is the founder of Famous Saree Attire and South Indians only
> understand the Beauty of Saree clad woman. After influence from North Women
> also wear Chudidhaar and Salwar, *but South Indian Festivals like Pongal
> is more connected with the Dress of people. *You can wear a Pant Shirt
> for for any Festival, But for Pongal we have to wear Dhothi and Saree.
>
> *Big fat Wedding is not common in Tamilnadu and* people do not waste Food
> in Marraiges too. My Blood use to boil if I Happen to see wastage of Food
> in Marriages. But Wasting Money and food is limited to only Few section
> of people.
>
> *Finally, The Western Ghats ! Only South Indains can* understand the
> importance of Western Ghats. Every Square inch has got hundereds of Flora
> and Fauna and Species in Western Ghats are given by God (or God’s own
> country as they say) as Medicine for Mankind*. The Herbs and Plants in
> the Western Ghats cannot be found anywhere on Planet.* The Himalayas in
> North India is Tall and White with Snow., But The Western Ghats of South
> India is Short, but it is Green with Water! . *Right from the Heritage
> site Ooty in Tamilnadu, Munnar to Thekadi in Kerala, Kishkinta Mountains in
> Karnataka or Eastern Ghats of Andhra, The Mountains of South India is
> something very special only South Indians can understand.* Elephants and
> Tigers understand Western Ghats more than Humans!
>
> I have seen Temples of Both North , East West and South. *But only South
> Indian Temples got Elephants. The Elephants in Temples are considered the
> Deity* Itself. In Srirangam, the Elephant starts the Daily Rituals. Every
> Temple has got an Elephant, A Temple Tank, A Food Counter and A Assembly
> Hall, Which shows the Importance of Water, food and Arts and Music which
> flourish along with Temples. *The Gopuram is constructed very Tall, and
> No landmark is Taller than a Temple, And Food grains are preserved at the
> Top of the Temple Tower, Which is like a Dooms Day Vault* to keep the
> Seeds in case of a Natural Disaster or Tsunami like Flood. The Temple is
> not just a Place of Worship, It is a Parliament, it is a Hospital, It is
> the Reserve Bank and it is the Market Place.
>
> The Tonnes and Tonnes of Gold in Padmanabaswamy Temple in
> Thiruvanthapuram, stands as Testimony to the Fact that Agastya, and 18
> others must have used Alchemy Technology to make Gold inside India!
> Except Alchemy Such a Huge amount of Gold cannot be transported from
> Outside world!
>
> My note- Padmanabhaswamy temple vaults have in addition to gold high
> quality perls and diamonds.
>
> Q10 What will happen if you go to deposit 500 or 1000 rupee
> note to bank and it turned out to be fake note, on which you have no prior
> idea about?
>
> A10 Balaji Viswanathan, follows government policies closely.5y
>
> You would then have to account for how the money came. Once I had to
> transfer money between banks without NEFT. *I withdrew from one bank and
> deposited in another bank. One of the notes turned to be counterfeit*. It
> was a bit tense and since I was their privileged banking customer they were
> willing to listen.
>
> *I then told them where it came from and then had a staff from the
> receiver accompany me to the nearby bank 1 and got a statement from them.*
> Since the bundle was unopened and I was insistent on my rights, I had no
> issues and moved on. However, if I could not account for how the money
> came to my pocket, I would be investigated and potentially could have even
> been arrested.
>
> *It doesn’t happen that often though and if it is just a couple of notes,
> the banks & police would mostly be lenient.*
>
> As one of the commentors below pointed out, *a person was given a 5 years
> imprisonment for depositing 17 counterfeit notes, until the High Court
> intervened recently*. ****Bombay High Court ruled ‘mere Possessing
> counterfeit or forged currency, without knowledge, cannot constitute
> offence’
>
> - If you could prove that it was without your knowledge and a genuine
> mistake, you could avoid trouble.*This is the same whether it is during
> demonetization or during regular times.*
>
> *My note- I think we can quote the Bombay high court ruling if we get
> accidentally a counterfeit currency and taken to bank for deposit-*
>
> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 01-11- 2022.*
>
> *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .*
>
> *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 02-11-2022*
>
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