Thank u. Gopalakrishnan for having admitted you lacked not only understanding but also English as cant differentiate high language. Self admission makes your level thanks. K. R. IRS
On Sun, Nov 27, 2022, 12:53 PM gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Mr Rajaram, > > I hope you are KR IRS* knows to reply in English.* Write a response at > least in your broken English. For persons like me it is difficult to > understand your kural quotings. Bla Bla KRIRS > > Gopalakrishnan > > On Sunday, 27 November, 2022 at 10:44:35 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > 👋👋👋😷 நற்றா மரைக்கயத்தில் நல்அன்னஞ் சேர்ந்தாற்போல் > > கற்றாரைக் கற்றாரே காமுறுவர் - கற்பிலாமூ’ர்’க்கரை மூர்க்கர் முகப்பர் > முதுகாட்டிற் > காக்கை உகக்கும் பிணம். 24 - மூதுரை > பொருளுரை: > நல்ல தாமரை மலர்கள் உள்ள குளத்தில் நல்ல அன்னப் பறவை சேர்வது போல நல்ல > கல்வியறிவு உடையவர்களைக் கல்வி கற்றவர்களே விரும்பிச் சேர்வர். > ஆனால் பழமையான சுடுகாட்டில் உள்ள பிணத்தையே காக்கை விரும்பும். > அதுபோல, கல்வியறிவு இல்லாத மூடரை மூடரே விரும்புவர். > கருத்து: > கற்றவரோடு கற்றவரும், மூடரோடு மூடரும் நட்புச் செய்வர்.English:Nattramaraik > kayathil nal annancherthaar polkatraraik katrare kamuruvar- karpila > moorgarai moorgar uvappar mudhu kaattilkaakkai ugakkum pinam. > As swans gather in a good water (pool) knowledgeable would love the > knowledgeable; the shameless ignorant would smell nicely the ignorant only, as > the crows like the dead bodies in the burning ghat. Moodhurai 24 > > KR IRS 29521 (Repeated for kakkai) Kakai is also a bad tribe. KR IRS > 13122 > > 2 Tirukkural and B G are only short verses; but the understanding of > a person is either flower, fruit and water or sthitapragyan and atman levels; > it depends on ten absorptions; the one who copies human error says that veda > upakyanam written by the knowledgeable , given in a platter, to improve > one's standard , is too huge ; because buddi is equally given to all; some > take all after going through; but some does not, even if it is tirukkural or > B g or KR; but the tamil word "kusumbu" is ripe; The above verse so short is > written to day for the 3rd time; but what did it e\nter into the jokers?. KR > IRS 271122 > > > On Sun, 27 Nov 2022 at 05:53, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > Thank you sir for the further addition from Bhgavat Geetha. > > In the group there is only one member look the correspondences between you > and me having enlightening information with sarcasam. > > He is not able to respond with short precise information by thinking > generally, but paste after copying. > > However there are rare times he has responded with good added information > and I have duly acknowledged him > > Gopalakrishnan > > On Sunday, 27 November, 2022 at 05:25:55 am IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear folks > > Thanks, Sri Gopalakrishna, > > In the Bhagavath-Geeetha Lord Sree Krishna says that he is happy with, and > will gladly accept, an offering of a fruit, a leaf, or water, if it is done > with devotion and deep concentration in Him. > > So, offering bananas, betel leaf and arecanut, and water are sacred acts > of worship. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On 27 Nov 2022, at 7:38 AM, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thank you sir for reading the posting and addition especially about > achamaneeyam. > > On Sunday, 27 November, 2022 at 02:53:55 am IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear folks > > In my post just now, the crucial word should have been spelt " > *AACHAMANEEYAM*". > > Sorry for the typo. > > Thanks. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On 27 Nov 2022, at 5:13 AM, Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> wrote: > > Dear folks > > *"Q5 Is it okay to give water to a person who is not thirsty?"* > > When performing shoda-upachaara pooja to a deity, it is proper to offer > paadyam, arkhyham, and AACHAANEEYAM. > > This last is offering a sip of water. > > Same with welcoming an honoured guest to your home. > > So, yes, it is perfectly permissible to offer drinking water to a person > whether he or she is thirsty or not. It is a gesture of welcome and > honour. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > > On 26 Nov 2022, at 10:37 PM, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 11-2022-**26* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > *Q1 How do I keep my home perfectly clean?* > > A1 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966–2004) Just now > > I am from Chennai, India .Nobody can keep their home 100% perfect. Keeping > about 70% clean is maximum possible. According to Indian principles it is > not desired to keep the home 100% perfect. > > *Personal involvement of all family members is required for up-keeping any > home*. Many jobs have to be done by skilled and technical persons. It can > be done in a normal home in India only once a month. Sometimes very rich > can deploy many skilled and unskilled for works and supervisors to observe > they are perfectly done. > > For a middle class or normal upper class family can keep somewhat 70% > perfect. > > *Q2 How long should you soak nuts and seeds before consuming > them and why?* > > A2 Robert Silver, Professional Gardener | Blogging at > progardeningblog.com Nov 21 > > *Put your nuts and seeds in the fridge to soak for at least 20 minutes and > up to three hours or overnight. Generally speaking, it will take longer for > harder nuts to soften.* > > Soaking nuts improves the absorption of their beneficial components, such > as iron, protein, calcium, and zinc. To alleviate indigestion, the phytic > acid found in acids must be washed away. > > The soaking of nut is an effective method for improving digestion and > maximizing the advantages of their nutrition. > > *Q3 Can you share an impressive plant that bears fruit in the > wild?* > > A3 Journey into the Wild, Answered by Victoria Ng, Nov 13 > > Jackfruits can weigh very heavy and the tree can grow very large*. If you > have any older tree, you need to be sure you don’t stand under it.* You > will never know if any ripe fruits would fall to the ground and possibly > hurt you! The jackfruit tree is possibly the most impressive fruit bearing > plant I have seen in person. Even a young dwarf size tree can bear big > heavy fruit, let alone one this size! > > My note- Though most fruits are cut by climbing on the tree, there are > instances leaving them on tree, which are bitter on certain branches or > certain trees. In Kerala it is believed the branches on which rat snake > creeped become bitter. > > *In my home in Kerala there was a jack fruit tree, in which one branch > wore bitter jack fruits and they were not cut and left as it was. However > there was no instance of jackfruit falling on any person.* > > *Q4 What if I book tickets in 3AC in Indian Railways and I > wanted my cat to travel along with me? Is it possible to travel with my cat > with me on the trip?* > > A4 Prasanna Bhalerao, Knows about trains. Wed > > The simple answer is “No”. > > To travel with pets, the passengers will have to book the entire coupe- > two or four berths- in AC First class and First-class compartments only. > No pets are allowed in AC two-tier, AC three-tier, AC chair car, sleeper > class, and second-class compartments. > > *What to do in this case?* > > You can book a dog-box and the pet will be in the luggage van. Dog-box is > a bit of a misnomer here - it can be used for a cat also. > > You must book the dog-box at least 2 hours in advance. > > *Whether travelling in the AC First Class Coupe there is a charge of > **₹**60/kg > for the pet. If booked on the dog-box in the parcel van, it is **₹* > *30/kg.* > > *Complete all vaccinations for your pet and keep the certificate ready. > Get a fitness certificate from a vet 24-48 hours before departure.* > > My note- There was/ is a rule computer should not be carried along with > person. It had to be carried in parcel van. I have paid fine for carrying my > computer along with me in 3rd AC sleeper on my retirement from Trivandrum > to Chennai in 2004 end. I was not aware of such a rule for a > sophisticated equipment in Indian railways. > > Probably Laptop is exemption or rules are changed now > > *Q5 Is it okay to give water to a person who is not thirsty?* > > A5 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966–2004) Just now > > I am from Chennai, India. *In some parts of of Tamilnadu, I have seen > this practice*. Some give in summer butter milk. A person can drink > water, coffee, tea, cool drinks etc. at any time. *It need not be he must > feel thirsty.* > > *Most drink coffee in the morning and evening. It is not because he is > thirsty. At that time a glass of water will not equate it for coffee.* > > *Q6 What is the "3E" class in Indian Railways?* > > A6 Balasubramanian Kailasam, Former Asst. Manager at Indian > Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) (2006–2010)3h > > *AC 3E means Air Conditioned 3 Tier Economy*. This type of class is > presently found in Duronto trains and Garibrath trains of Indian Railways. > When Duronto trains were introduced in Indian Railways, in aim to provide > superfast metro connectivity in lower prices, this class with Sleeper class > was also introduced. The 3E (Three Tier ‘Economy’) class is a slight > modification of the 3A - instead of 3+3 berths plus 2 on the side, the *3E > has 3+3 plus 3 on the side.* > > *My note- As far as my information goes the 3berth on side is discontinued > and only two are only provided now, since the middle berth introduced > became very discomfort.* > > Q7 Why don't veins collapse when they pump blood into an empty > heart instead of into arteries which are full all the time? > > A7 Ken Saladin, Former professor of histology (microscopic > anatomy)11h > > Veins don’t pump blood any more that your garden hose pumps water. > > And the heart is never empty, other than sometimes emotionally. > > Even when the heart fully contracts, it doesn’t pump out all the blood > that’s in the ventricles—usually only about 55% to 70% of it. This is > called the ejection fraction. It rises to as much as 90% in heavy > exercise, but not 100% even then. > > *My note- Very informative answer* > > *Q8 What is the largest Hindu temple in Asia?* > > A8 Devala Rees, Hindu practitioner and scholar of Pagan > religions Wed > > *It depends on how you measure it.* > > The Hindu temple in Asia (and in the world for that matter) with the > largest total area within the temple compound premises is *Pashupatinath > Temple in Nepal. I* just visited it myself and it is indeed huge; I spent > a whole day, from morning to night, exploring it and still didn’t see > everything. But it doesn’t contain the largest individual temple > structure. A lot of this enclosed area is actually sacred forest, a deer > park, a river, etc., as befits Pashupatinath, the Lord of Animals. So > it’s debatable how much this area counts as “a temple”. It actually > contains 518 separate temples. > > The Hindu temple with the largest continuous expanse of actual temple > construction is Angkor Wat in Cambodia. It is not only the largest Hindu > temple in Asia, but the largest monument of any religion in the world. > However it is no longer an actively functioning Hindu temple. > > The largest continuously constructed Hindu temple that is still currently > active is Srirangam Temple in India. > > *Q9 What is the name of the station with the most halts in the > Indian Railway system?* > > A9 Shivnarayan Kumar,3h > > *Howrah Junction Railway Station* > > *With 23 platforms (the largest number of platforms in* the entire Indian > railway system), it has the highest train-handling capacity of any railway > station in India and is one of the busiest railway stations in terms of > passenger volume per day. > > *Q10 How can people eat plain white rice with nothing?* > > A10 Martin Bayer, Chef (1994–present)21h > > Most people don’t eat plain white rice with nothing, they eat it with a > highly seasoned dish like a curry or a stir fry. *The plain rice gives > your mouth a reprieve from the intense flavor of the dish you’re eating, > allowing you to eat more.* > > The most widely eaten varieties of rice are more flavorful than common > long grain white rice, which I assume is the variety you are most familiar > with. Calrose, jasmine and basmati rices have more complex flavor and > texture than long grain rice, so eating them on their own is far from bland > and boring. > > *So, if you’re eating the right rice, in the right way, plain white rice > is a pleasure to eat.* > > *My note- If we are hungry and rice is best variety prepared we can eat > even 3-4 handfull with out any dish* > > *Q11 Is it true that being too clean is unhealthy?* > > A11 Sabrina Walkosz, B.S. in Health Science/Biology, Benedictine > University (IL) (Graduated 1996) Oct 17 > > *I was married to a microbiologist who had to wash his hands multiple > times in the course of his workday, as he lectured to college students and > also worked in the lab.* > > Invariably, cold weather resulted in extreme chapping of his skin. *At > times, he actually bled a little bit from cracks around his knuckles and on > the thinner skin of the back of his hands.* > > I encouraged him to pick up a nice, fragrance-free emollient for use after > hand-washing both at home and at work, but he had multiple excuses as to > why that just wouldn’t fly….everything from other people in the lab or even > his office might use it, thereby contaminating it, to it being a vector for > microbes. > > *It took me a long time to understand that what he had going on was more > of an anxiety issue than anything based on the science itself:* > > We all have a protective acid mantle on our healthy skin. This mild acid > is a metabolic byproduct of mostly-friendly microbes that colonize our skin > soon after birth. They take up the “parking spaces” that might otherwise > be usurped by harmful microbes. They are only harmful if they make *it > INTO a cut or other wound in your skin, where they may cause infection.* > > So smart money says you keep your skin clean but not so clean that you are > scrubbing off skin layers and creating openings in the skin itself. > > *Q12 How do train drivers know which way to go on tracks?* > > A12 Badri Chaithu, Assistant Loco Pilot at Indian Railways Thu > > Officially there are no train drivers. The name changed to Loco pilots. > Similarly there are no guards. The name changed to Train Managers. > > Coming to the question u have asked, *loco pilot work for only a > particular section of rail network. They would take LR (Road Learning) in > that section & work only for that section*. Loco pilots cannot change the > route or direction to whatever direction he wanted to go. > > *On Railway track, point will be set to one particular route* (in above > image it was set to right most line when going towards upward direction). > *Section > controller will decide the route of the train & at what time the train to > be started*. *He will give instructions to the particular station master > at which train was there. Then SM will give signal through his signalling > panel as shown in below picture.* > > *According to the instruction from head office/ section controller, > station master will give signal to the train to go in that direction*. > The points will be set automatically in that direction before the proceed/ > green light signal appears. > > Loco pilot can only control the train speed or troubleshoot in case of any > problem but cannot change the direction of train. He follows only the given > signal to move the train. > > What if the signal is in danger/ red & loco pilot tries to move train? > > In case of danger signal, the point will be set to danger i.e if loco > pilot moved the train the train will get derailed there will be chance of > accident. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 26-10-2022* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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