Sir Since you are living only in a dustbin you may not understand; your understanding is pretending to be knowledgeable and pretending to be not understood. Your intent is only to pass on to that right person as if you have not understood. That man from Rio you have read reg cheating version of that Rio but why act as if you are unaware. That means you are willing to take more blows after the Rio release further. If that is your head-drawing well let6 it be Waiting KR IRS
On Thu, 23 Mar 2023 at 18:10, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Sir, > > What is wrote by you is response about dustbins or garbage cans? If so it > has to be placed in that only. No head and tail > Gopalakrishnan > > On Thursday, 23 March, 2023 at 11:55:52 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > That man from Rio writes all are cheating but pretension of portrayal as > learnt is also a kind of cheating only. Copper laughed at the Lead. Only > liars @ Lawyers advise how to cheat with the law and money. The pillars of > the constitution also do the same, by cleverly reacting; suspended and > advised to go for the compromise; adjournments are denied; procrastination > of a judgement is unavoidable; Laws can be conveniently amended and > reversed ( Ramnath Goenka capital Gains) ; Media will tread softly; > executives will apply for leave on days they are badly needed; Vadhyars > will demand one lakh for pretha samskara am and yet talk about Vedas and > sanatana to the ignorants. We will cut timbers and build houses but will > talk about preserving nature. All of us have that weakness. Prakriti MAYA > plays her cards so neatly. Many who reads all of them, will keep mum and > abuse only is also cheating. Tiruvalluvar said ARANENAP PATTATHE ILVAZHKAI > and arathirkke anbu sarba endror Marathirkkum akthe thunai ; dharmam laughs > at us KR IRS 23 3 23 > > On Thu, 23 Mar 2023 at 00:04, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > Thank you sir for the response intimating correct picture of garbage > disposal told in the QA relating to Singapore > Gopalakrishnan > > On Thursday, 23 March, 2023 at 11:44:05 am IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear folks > > A 6:- "*There* *are not traditional trash cans in some public spaces, > such as parks and sidewalks in Singapore."* > > Not true wat all. > > Metal garbage cans with hinged lids are everywhere in places to which the > public have access INCLUDING public parks and greens in private residential > estates. > > They are regularly emptied, maintained, and replaced by workers employed > by the Ministry of Sustainability And The Environment's National > Environmental Agency. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On 23 Mar 2023, at 1:14 PM, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 03-2023-19* > > Q1 What is "current reservation" in the Indian Railways? > > A1 Tridev Kumar,7m > > "Current reservation" in the context of Indian Railways refers to the *booking > of tickets for the available seats or berths on a particular train on the > day of its departure.* This means that passengers can book their tickets *just > a few hours before the train's departure from the origin station*, > subject to availability. > > The current reservation facility is available at select reservation > counters at major railway stations across India. Passengers can visit these > counters and check the availability of seats or berths on the train they > wish to travel in. If seats or berths are available, they can make a > booking by providing their journey details and paying the applicable fare. > > *It's worth noting that current reservation is subject to availability and > is not guaranteed*. Therefore, it's always advisable to make a > reservation in advance to avoid any last-minute hassles. > > My note- Current reservation starts two hours before the departure of the > train and stops 30 minutes before departure in Chennai central. Since many > train starts during the period, counter is very much crowded. By the time > one reach the booking point in the queue the current booking get closed for > his train most of the times. More counters are required/ one staff deals > maximum two trains > > Q2 How can you safely handle and store laundry detergent and > other cleaning products used in conjunction with your washing machine? > > A2 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > *The best method is to keep such items like detergents, toilet cleaning > items etc on the top slab of a shelf near bathroom*. > > In India most toilets are provided with corner slabs or small shelf in > wall, *well above the reach of children in new constructions*. More items > can be stored in a store shelf slab well above the reach of children. > > *Q3 What is the oldest undisturbed, untouched forest in the world?* > > A3. Dude,Updated 3y > > *Mount Lico, a mountain in Northern Mozambique, Africa*, stands at > approximately 1,100 meters with up to 700 meters of sheer rock walls, > making it difficult for humans to climb; who aspires to climb a 1,100 meter > mountain anyway, when you can climb higher mountains at more relative ease? > > *Mount Lico supports an old-growth rainforest atop its peak:* > > *It’s not exactly untouched: in 2018 a team of researchers and expert > mountaineers visited the forest *(detected for scientific reasons by > Google Earth) for exploration*. They encountered small animals that may or > not be known to science thus far (including a new species of butterfly). > *Curiously, > they also noticed mysterious clay pots placed near a mountaintop stream > that they assume were left there for ceremonial reasons*. > > The most conclusive perception of the forest, given all news reports, is > that the forest has been *largely untouched,* un-accessed and thankfully > undisturbed for a very long time. > > *Q4 Why are Western countries so rich when most of the > manufacturing and production happens elsewhere?* > > A4 Srinath Nalluri, M.Sc, B. Eng in Mechanical Engineering & > Minor (Technopreneurship), National University of Singapore (Graduated > 2020)Mon > > I will give you a parallel example[1] *Brocolli is the latest fad in > the town.* > > A guy observes the growing popularity. He wants to encash it. > > One way is to lease land and grow broccoli, but he is scared about getting > profitable returns as he is not sure if the weather and soil are fit for > broccoli and if his knowledge is sufficient for cultivating broccoli. And > what if people suddenly change their preferences? It is a huge risk. > > So, he tries the other way. *Whenever he goes to the city or someone he > knows from the city is coming, he tells them to bring broccoli in bulk. He > brings them and sells them at a higher price.* > > People also find it easier if they had to travel, it is a huge > inconvenience. > > He notes the demand in the first sale and accordingly adjusts his supply > for subsequent trips. This goes on and he remains profitable with low risk. > > *Later, he notes people are liking brown rice, oats and dragonfruit. He > expands his line and imports all of them in varying quantities.* > > Much later, he imports quinoa and avocadoes when no one knows about them, > does marketing, creates a trend and makes people buy them. > > *This method of business is as old as human civilisation * > > It works on the concept of matching consumers to the producer's > method—They have this. They want that. Let’s get in between. And it holds > less risk compared to the producers as they are in close proximity to the > market demand, have the flexibility to change, and have less investment on > the raw materials or assets. > > For example, if Kodak wants to go towards digital camera technology, it > has to revamp its whole production line, buy new machines and engage new > suppliers. Whereas a shop guy can just stop buying from Kodak and buy from > Sandisk instead. > > *Most of western economies leverage this principle. They have the key > human resource and capital to* do the research and development, market > study and trends. *Then they outsource the materials and production.* And > as the person at the top gets more profit, compared to manufacturers and > installers, *the western countries get richer with every product.* > > Q5 What are some amazing facts about the Indian Railways? > > A5 Shashikant Gupta, Teacher and Educationist1y > > *India’s First Train:* > > *Contrary to popular belief, the first train in India was the Red Hill > Railway, which ran from Red Hills to Chintadripet bridge in 1837.* > > *India's Fastest Train* > > Piyush Goyal announced that the newly launched Train 18, manufactured by > the Integral Coach Factory in Chennai can reach speeds as high as 200 kpmh. > > *Train with Longest Route:* > > The Vivek Express, running between Dibrugarh and Kanyakumari, covers 4,286 > km in around 82 hours and 30 minutes. This journey is not just the > longest in India, but in the entire subcontinent > > *Longest Railway Platform in India:* > > The platform at Gorakhpur Railway Station in Uttar Pradesh is the world’s > longest station, measuring a whopping 1,366 m. > > *My note- There is some other station with longest* plat form-recently > inaugurated by PM Modi. *I am not able to get the station name.* > > *First Bullet Train in India:* > > The first bullet train in India will be launched in 2022 by the > National High-Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL). The train will run > from Mumbai to Ahmedabad, connecting various cities of Gujarat to Mumbai. > > *Largest Railway Junction in India:* > > *Mathura junction is the largest railway junction in India, with > as many as 7 routes emerging from this station.* Mathura junction also > has 10 platforms, with connectivity to all major cities of India. > > *Vast Railway Network in India:* > > ***The Indian Railways’ track is spread across a* massive 115,000 > km, making it the largest rail network in Asia and the world’s second > largest network operated under a single management. The entire track covers > a route length of 67,368 km. The full track length of Indian Railways can > circle the equator 1.5 times. > > Q6 Is it true that there is no trash box in Singapore? > > A6 Desmond Ng, Lives in Singapore6y > > I’m not sure what you mean. *There are trash cans at every bus stop, > which are normally within a few minutes of each other. There are also trash > cans at every HDB flat lift, and normally also recycling bins as well*. > (considering HDB consists of over 80% of our housing…) *There are trash > cans in every shopping mall, normally near the lifts, toilets and > escalators*. There are also bins at every food court and hawker center, > near clusters of shops, and in carparks. Maybe if you specified to what > country are you comparing Singapore to, because this seems like more than > sufficient to me. > > *2ND ANSWER- Gautam Singh,50m* > > *No, this is not true. While there are not traditional trash cans in some > public spaces, such as parks and sidewalks, there are trash bins in many > places, such as restaurants, shopping centers, and other public places.* > > Q7 Whether by eating certain items, you will get relief from the > sound of cuts and pain in the joints? > > A7 Acupressure & Ayurvedic Remedies, Renu Chauhan1h > > *If there is always a crackling sound or pain in your joints, then it > means that you are suffering from some joint-related disease*. Joint pain > was earlier the problem of the elderly, but nowadays youth and children are > also struggling with joint and bone problems. Ignoring joint health can > lead to joint disorders such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, > and bursitis. If we talk about the symptoms of joint diseases then these > include pain, stiffness, tenderness, flexibility, sensation and swelling, > etc. > > *1- Things like blueberries, blackberries, cherries, cinnamon, acai, red > cabbage and onions contain* the bioflavonoid element anthocyanidins, > which help strengthen tissue by binding to collagen and fiber. > > 2-To increase collagen, you should consume avocado, cocoa, cashew and > other copper-rich things. Consuming these things strengthens the joints. > > 3-To strengthen the joints and solve bone problems, you should consume > zinc-rich things like pumpkin seeds. It is necessary for the production of > tissue. > > 4-To strengthen the joints, you should consume foods rich in elements > like calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, silicon, and sulfur. For this, dairy > products and fruits and vegetables can be consumed. > > Q8 What is the most useless country in the world in terms of > resources, economy, etc.? > > A8 Stephen Kim, Former Route Sales Manager at Aptive > Environmental (2018–2019)4y > > Welcome to Sealand! And yes, this is a country. Well, it’s more of a > self-proclaimed micro nation. > > *Population: 27 GDP: $600,000* > > Sealand used to be a World War II British sea fort before Roy Bates, a > Major in the British army, declared it a principality. And *despite there > being no nation that officially recognizes them as a country, Sealand > continues to affirm that they have been acknowledged by Germany and the > United Kingdom.* > > *Today, they have their own flag, government, and currency.* > > They even have their own football team.Also, visitors can be knighted > there for only £99.99. > > How cool would it be to say that you’re a Knight of Sealand? > > But all jokes aside, let’s be honest here. *If Sealand just happened to > vanish right now, no one would really care.* > > *Q9 Is a stand necessary for a washing machine?* > > A9 Angeline,All under a single roof Nov 3 > > The stand is not a mandatory thing for a washing machine. Because most of > the machines come with a bottom bush. so it is bit elevated and let us to > clean the floor easily and also we won’t move the machine frequently and > particularly nowadays, machine won’t get much vibrant. > > If in case, an olderly people are using means, an additional lift may work > out. That too especially for front loaders. or else it is not needed > > *2nd answer-Jim Kannen, Former Field Service Tech at Varied & Numerous2y* > > Not at all but they are convenient. When we bought our front loader > machines we decided against them purely based on the fact that they seemed > quite expensive for little more than a metal box. > > *They do elevate the machines by over a foot in most cases making loading > and unloading easier* and less physically challenging (a pertinent fact > for older people) > > Many have storage drawer that would be especially helpful for keeping > detergent bottles and such out of sight. > > If your budget can afford them, I’d recommend getting them. If you do when > you buy the washer and drier, the burly men who deliver your units will > also host the machines up onto the stands for you. > > *My note- Automatic Washing machines require a rough ground so that they > wont move on rotation* while beating, rincing etc. If the ground is > smooth,the machine may move a lot during washing cycle. > > Q10 What is the most expensive South Indian film ever made > and what was the highest grossing South Indian film at the time it was > released? > > A10 Kanthaswamy Balasubramaniam, Lawyer Tue > > Chandralekha!!!! ₹ 32,59,000 > > Thirty Two Lakhs and Fifty Nine Thousand Rupees was the final tally of > budget > > This was in 1948 > > The Average Hindi Film budget was ₹ 3.5 Lakhs and Tamil Film Budget was ₹ > 1.5–2 Lakhs > > *Today's Average Tamil movie Budget is **₹** 30.50 Crore, so imagine a > budget of **₹**485 Crore in Tamil in a Newly Independent India* > > Tickets cost 1 Anna, 2.5 Annas (2 Anna, 2 Paisa), 4 Annas and 8 Annas > depending on Seats > > It was produced by Gemini Studio (After whom Gemini Ganesan got his name > NOT THE OTHER WAY ROUND) and S S Vasan > > *They leased two Circuses leased for 70 Days They* were short of > Elephants and Horses so they borrowed Horses from Bangalore from the Indian > Army Cavalry after Vasan wrote a letter to Rajaji > > They borrowed Elephants from the Mysore Maharajah > > *Two Tigers escaped and after a terrifying six hours of search, were found > sleeping in a corner and calmly walked back to their cages on being > prompted* > > S S Vasan mortgaged his Studio Land, his Properties in Thanjavur and > Madras and signed a surety and had the film flopped, he would have been > bankrupted > > 115 Dancers were chosen from all over India and paid ₹ 300/- a month when > Dancers usually got ₹ 5/- a day > > Costume Tailors from all over India, especially from West Bengal flocked > to make the costumes > > *Extras were chosen painstakingly from Local Colleges* > > *Police in Madras volunteered 50 of their men to secure the premises and > guard the animals* > > *35 Kilos of Real Gold was used that regularly came every morning at 9 AM > and went back to the Bank Vault every evening at 7 PM* > > It's release was a huge business.Indias Ministry of Culture wrote to US, > Japan, UK and France and USSR for release.USSR agreed to one Indian movie > and Raj Kapoors Aan was chosen sadly. > > UK and US and France didn't respond. They said “Use Capitalism. Pay and > Release” > > Japan did.Japan released the movie in 18 Theatres and it raked almost 3 > Million Yen on the first day > > *In Hindi, this movie grossed almost **₹** 70 Lakhs and was the second > highest grosser of the year* > > *In South India, the movie grossed almost **₹** 88 Lakhs just failing to > beat the **₹** 1 Crore mark that Madurai Veeran would manage after 8 > years* > > Overseas the movie collected a whopping ₹ 52 Lakhs in Paris, New York, > Los Angeles, Tokyo and Rome > > *It was the first Kollywood movie to be released overseas (Sadly the audio > reels were lost in sea, so* in many cases it ran as an exotic silent film) > > *Back then 1 Dollar was 4 Rupees* 14 Annas and 1 Franc was 9 Annas and 1 > Pound was 19 Rupees 12 Annas and 1 Ruble was 15 Annas > > *Gemini Studios got a final share of **₹**37, 98,000.They profited by > around 17%* > > The Average Studio Profit then was between 60% to 115%.S S Vasan salvaged > his money and paid all his debts and gained a small profit.Yet many felt > Chandralekha wasn't worth it.It was at least 10 years ahead of it's time > > Vasan made many more big films including Vanjikkotai Valiban that sadly > was overshadowed by the bigger Nadodi Mannan starring MGR but still raked > huge profits > > *Chandralekhas worldwide gross was almost **₹** 2 Crore , a record that > would remain until Awaara in 1951 would eclipse it.* > > The Average gross of a Tamil Film was ₹ 12–15 Lakhs > > *So Chandralekhas Worldwide Gross is the equivalent today to around **₹** > 675 Crore worldwide* > > Only 2.0 has managed to make more if you look at the relative values. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 22-03- 2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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