Q1 Passionate words do no make any authentic history yet if some stupid names all as information new, let him know that such things are so older but he started the LKG just now at 80 . So be it. Q2 79 year old is fascinated by a 19 yearold version unverified; for her it is fun; what is that for the learned? Q3 Indeed the writer had a tragic ending; so many true and yap are being floated; where was she when she write :I need help"? Q4 Pranam to Rani Abbakka; Some of the names of female freedom fighters of India are Rani Abbakka (the first Tuluva Queen of Ullal, who fought against the Portuguese in the 16th century), Matangini Hazra (the Bengali revolutionary who was shot dead by British Indian police in 1942), Chakali Ilamma, and Parbati Giri, the “Mother Teresa” of western Odisha.
1. Women Freedom Fighters of India <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#women-freedom-fighters-of-india> - 1. Sarojini Naidu <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#1-sarojini-naidu> - 2. Kamala Nehru <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#2-kamala-nehru> - 3. Kasturba Gandhi <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#3-kasturba-gandhi> - 4. Satyawati Devi <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#4-satyawati-devi> - 4. Madam Bhikaiji Cama <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#4-madam-bhikaiji-cama> - 5. Annie Besant <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#5-annie-besant> - 6. Rani Lakshmi Bai <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#6-rani-lakshmi-bai> - 7. Sarala Devi Chaudhurani <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#7-sarala-devi-chaudhurani> 2. Unsung Indian Women Freedom Fighters <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#unsung-indian-women-freedom-fighters> - 1. Mahadevi Verma <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#1-mahadevi-verma> - 2. Basanti Devi <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#2-basanti-devi> - 3. Ashalata Sen <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#3-ashalata-sen> - 4. Maniben Patel <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#4-maniben-patel> - 5. Rama Devi <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-india/#5-rama-devi> 3. 1. First Women Freedom Fighter <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/first-women-freedom-fighter/> 2. Unknown Female Freedom Fighters of India <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/unknown-female-freedom-fighters-of-india/> 3. Famous Slogans Of Female Freedom Fighters <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/famous-slogans-of-female-freedom-fighters/> 4. Female Freedom Fighters Of Bengal <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/female-freedom-fighters-of-bengal/> 5. Women Freedom Fighters Of Karnataka <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-karnataka/> 6. Female Freedom Fighters Of Telangana <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/female-freedom-fighters-of-telangana/> 7. Female Freedom Fighters Of Maharashtra <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/female-freedom-fighters-of-maharashtra/> 8. Female Freedom Fighters Of Goa <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/female-freedom-fighters-of-goa/> 9. Women Freedom Fighters Of Kerala <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-kerala/> 10. Women Freedom Fighters Of Odisha <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/women-freedom-fighters-of-odisha/> 11. Female Freedom Fighters Of Uttarakhand <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/female-freedom-fighters-of-uttarakhand/> 12. Female Freedom Fighters Of Punjab <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/female-freedom-fighters-of-punjab/> 13. Female Freedom Fighters Of Tamilnadu <https://blog.examarly.com/upsc/female-freedom-fighters-of-tamilnadu/> 14. I have provided a long list to write about repeatedly in the yearss to come. 15. 4. Q5 G White Chocolate does not have any chocolate. KR Duping is sensational; then why are they named as Chaco? Because a kerala minister? The syrup liquid alone making it colourful alone is not added; but it is a cocoa bean only. White chocolate comes from the same cocoa beans as regular chocolate but bypasses several of the production steps. White chocolate does not have cocoa or chocolate liquor. White chocolate made of cocoa butter blended with a combination of sugar, cream, milk and vanilla flavouring. G Leonardo da Vinci could write with one hand and draw with the other at the same time. KR Ambi dextrous people are so many on this earth/ Da Vinci is one such There is nothing to blow any one’s mind; Manian selvan artist used both hands to draw. G In an emergency, one wax crayon can burn brightly for about 30 minutes. KR Wax added materials shall burn ; but non wax items also can be burnt for light. What is there to blow your mind? G You can survive entirely on potatoes and butter which provide all necessary nutrients the human body needs. KR Yesterday was for Banana l today to blow potatoe; your own fat can keep you alive also for a few more days. G One gram of your DNA is sufficient to store all of Facebook and Google's data. KR Who weighed it?; who calculated the data writing style?; and DNA is a printer or memory card we use normally?; unaware of what is DNA is spun around by 20 year olds in FB which os copycat by Gs. G The man with the longest beard in the world (17.5) feet tripped over it, broke his neck and died. KR What about man wearing slippers fell down and died? Childish news agencies like Dina thanthi G If a Cockroach touches a human, it will run away and clean itself. KR I always say human gossip columns; one is this cockroach touches man and self-clean; a small group is feeding all of us a laughing stuff and one is this: The real truth:” A new study <http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2013/01/29/1212466110.abstract> from researchers at N.C. State finds that cockroaches must clean themselves incessantly in order to function properly. The findings are important not just for scientists studying insect behavior, but also – to the relief of those who suffer from infestations – might provide clues in developing more effective pesticides. Cockroaches groom themselves constantly by running their antennae and legs through their mouths. This removes environmental buildup and allows the insects to smell food, find mates, and sense danger. Without clean antennae, according to the study <http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2013/01/29/1212466110.abstract>, cockroaches’ abilities to perform basic functions were significantly impaired. Cockroaches have a reputation as stubborn and pervasive pests. Aside from making people jump, they can also cause significant problems in people’s homes. Some of the problems include: - Allergies – Cockroaches produce proteins that can cause asthma, similar to pollen. In places with high degrees of infestation, like inner city areas, this can trigger severe cases of childhood asthma. - Pathogens – By going between the sewer system and people’s kitchens, cockroaches easily spread harmful bacteria around the house. - Contamination – Cockroaches defecate all over the surfaces they touch, depositing harmful bacteria in places that people eat off of or on things people ingest. - Electronic issues – Cockroaches like warm places, such as appliances or electrical boxes, and they often cause short circuits. In industrial situations, cockroach infestations can cost thousands of dollars worth of damage. So how do the findings help us deal with cockroaches? Senior author Coby Schal says that the most important result is simply in our understanding of fundamental insect behavior. The study shows how well-groomed antennae are vital not just to finding food, but also for basic life functions. It also reveals what sorts of substances the roaches cleaned from their bodies – things like foreign substances and bodily oils. But Schal also points out that the study could help researchers who wish to design chemicals to target cockroaches. “Most pest control depends on a broadcast application, on spraying chemicals on a surface and hoping the roach walks over it,” says Schal. But now that we know how and why cockroaches clean their bodies, he says that researchers could this knowledge to develop insecticides that are more targeted to their specific behavior. The findings were published online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences <http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2013/01/29/1212466110.abstract>. Co-authors of the study were Ayako Wada-Katsumata and Katalin Boroczky. KR IRS 30 8 23 On Tue, 29 Aug 2023 at 23:26, 'venkat giri' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > Respected Sir/s, > > CULTURAL QA 08-2023-29 > > Q2: What are some interesting facts which are not commonly known? > > A2: > > 1. Hot water will turn into ice faster than cold water. > > 2. Ants take rest for around 8 Minutes in 12-hour period. > > 3. "I Am" is the shortest complete sentence in the English language. > > 4. A snail can sleep for three years > > 5. Elephants are the only animals that can’t jump. > > 6. Honey is the only food that doesn’t spoil > > 7. There are 318,979,564,000 possible ways to play first four moves, > per side, in chess. > > 8. Boxing is the only sport in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the winner until the contest ends > > 9. The name of all the continents ends with the same letter that they > start with. > > 10. Randy Gardner of San Diego is the longest person who > has gone without sleep for 11 days in 1965. He broke the record of Peter > Tripp of New York, who settled a record of 8.5 days without a wink > > Q5: What are some of the most mind-blowing facts? > > A5: > > 1. Maximum Oxygen on the Earth Comes from the Oceans > > 2. Water can have three existing forms at the same time > > 3. Helium can work against Gravity > > 4. Animals use the earth’s magnetic field for orientation > > 5. A cloud might weigh about a million pounds > > 6. Days are getting longer on earth > > 7. Earth’s gravity isn’t uniform > > 8. The Universe be colder as it grows > > 9. Light takes eight minutes to travel from Sun to Earth > > 10. HUMAN BODY BONES ARE STRONGER THAN STEEL. > > *Regards* > > *V.Sridharan* > > *Trichy* > > > > > On Tuesday, 29 August, 2023 at 07:35:34 am IST, 'gopala krishnan' via > iyer123 <[email protected]> wrote: > > > *CULTURAL QA 08-2023-29* > > Q1 What are some awesome facts about Hindu mythology? > > A1 Rajkumar Sharma,4y > > 1.There was a saint Ashtavakra whose body was distorted from 8 places > because of his father's curse which he got when he was in his mother's womb. > > 2. King Janak (Father of Sita) is also known as Videh as he looses the > feel of his body whenever he is thinking about God. > > 3. According to Hindu mythology life of Earth is equal to a day of Brahma. > > 4. According to Ramcharitmanas, Sita never went to Lanka, only her shadow > was there while she was residing in the fire. That's why in the end Agni > pariksha was performed to get original Sita back not because lord Rama > doubted her. > > 5. For all the time when Lord Rama was in the forest, his younger brother > Bharat used to sleep in a pit under the ground as Lord rama was sleeping on > the ground and Bharat can't be equal or above to rama in any manner. > > 6. Meghnad (Son of Ravana) had a boon that only person who will not sleep > for 12 years can kill him, guess what even Rama couldn't kill him *but > Lakshman did as he did not sleep for the whole time when he was in forest.* > His > sleep was transferred to his wife Urmila by Nidra Devi. > > 7. According to the boon asked by Ravan, Hanuman was also capable of > killing him. He asked that other than humans and monkeys no one could kill > him. Given the strength of Hanuman, he was powerful enough to kill Ravana. > > 8. Lord Rama and Krishna stopped ageing after they became 16. They are > kishore (adolescent ). That's why you don't see them with moustache or > beard in any photos or tv serials. > > My note- New information to me. > > 9. Parvati (wife of Shiva) did not give birth to any of her children > still she is called jagat janani (mother of the world).Jai Shri Ram!! > > Q2 What are some interesting facts which are not commonly known? > > A2 Anjali Verma, Studies Bachelor of Commerce with Honours & > Learning Python at Hansraj College, University of Delhi (Expected 2025)Jun > 10 > > Here are some interesting facts which are not commonly known: > > 1.The largest snowflake ever recorded fell in Montana in 1887. It was 15 > inches wide and 8 inches thick. > > 2. The world's deepest post box is in the village of Foula, Shetland, > Scotland. It is 2,300 feet above sea level. > > 3. The world's largest ball of paint is in Alexandria, Indiana. It weighs > 4 tons and is 12 feet in diameter. > > 4. The world's deepest lake is Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia. It is > 5,387 feet deep. > > 5. The world's largest desert is the Sahara Desert in Africa. It covers > 3.6 million square miles. > > 6. The world's largest volcano is Mauna Loa in Hawaii. It is 13,677 feet > tall and covers 5,271 square miles. > > 7. The world's largest animal is the blue whale. It can grow up to 100 > feet long and weigh up to 200 tons. > > 8. The world's oldest living thing is a bristlecone pine tree in > California. It is over 4,600 years old. > > 9. The world's largest living thing is a fungus in Oregon. It covers > 2,200 acres and weighs over 35,000 tons. > > Q3 What person almost had a tragic ending? > > A3 Adam Kite,9h > > Shelia Fredrick, a flight attendant, was on another day of work when she > noticed a terrified, unkempt-looking girl sitting next to an elderly, > well-dressed man. Shelia knew something was wrong. > > Then, while serving the passengers, she whispered in the girl's ear to go > to the bathroom, where there was a note left by Shelia asking if she was > okay. The girl responded with "I need help". > > Shelia informed the pilot, and when the plane landed, the police were > already at the airport waiting for the criminal, and the girl was saved > from a human trafficker. > > Q4 Who was the most badass Indian freedom fighter? > > A4 Aditya Harsh, Read a dozen of history books on Indian history > Updated 3y > > The year is 1555.India was witnessing the rise of an invader on herself- > the Portugese. > > Zamorins of Calicut and sultans of Bijapur had fallen on their knees on > being defeated and destroyed by the hands of the Portugese in the 1500s. > > They snatched Daman from the Sultans of Gujrat, established a colony in > Mylapore, captured Bombay and declared Goa as their headquarters. > > The unchallenged and undefeated army of Portugese were intoxicated with > power and paramouncy. They were instilled with a feeling of being superior > over the Indian culture and traditions. > > They went on to ruin the ancient Kapalakeshwar Temple to build a church > over it.Their next target was the ultra profitable port of mangalore. > > How would Portugese know what awaits them in this land where beautiful > meets brave where art meets architecture and ferocity meets feminity. > > 14 km from the Mangalore in the South direction lied a small settlement of > Ullal which was ruled by a bold 30 year old woman- Rani Abbakka Chowta. > > Initially, Portugese thought Rani Abbakka to be a small clan leader who > isn't even worthy of being called an enemy. They sent a few boats and > soldiers to capture her and bring her to Goa. Those boats never > returned.This event shook the walls of Portugal supremacy. > > They sent a huge fleet of ships this time under the command of much > celebrated Admiral Don Álvaro da Silveria. The admiral soon returned ; > not with the news of victory but the burden of a humiliating defeat. > > Thereafter, another Portugese fleet was sent- only a few injured from the > crew managed to make it back. > > Portugese had realised that this is not a tiny opponent who could be > crushed simply by showcasing the might of the Portugal army. They learnt > that they have to actually engage with Rani Abbakka. > > The Portugese went on to capture the Mangalore port and the fort in every > direction possible. Perhaps their plan was to tackle Rani Abbakka from a > convenient distance from the Mangalore fort. > > After the successful capture of the Mangalore fort, a huge army under the > leadership of a celebrated general João Peixoto was sent to Ullal. > > The motive of this military campaign was simple- subjugate Ullal and > capture Rani Abbakka. Their plan was based on the 'fact' that a 30 year > old lady with a few men cannot withstand an army of thousands of Portugal > soldiers armed with weapons far ahead of her in time. > > How would the portugese knew? That, soon this ‘fact' will soon turn into > an ‘opinion’. > > The portugese reached Ullal only to find it deserted. Rani Abbakka was > nowhere in sight. > > They roamed around, relaxed and thanked their stars as they themselves > knew how anhilative can be an Indian warrior be. At the moment when they > were declaring victory- Rani Abbakka with her chosen warriors attacked the > portugese. Chaos and fear struck harder in the hearts of Portugese soldiers > than the swords of Indian warriors. > > General Jao Peixoto was assasinated and about 70 soldiers were taken as > prisoners of war. > > Rani Abbakka advanced towards the Mangalore fort the very same night and > laid a seige on the Mangalore fort. The perpetuator of the Portugal power > in the South- General Mascarenhas was assassinated during the attack and > the remaining soldiers were forced to vacate the fort. > > She didn't just stop at this, but went on to even capture the Portugal > settlement at Kundapura which was 100 km from Mangalore. Why? Just to prove > a point to Portugese. > > The Portugese were finally able to capture Rani Chowta. How? The method > famous among every foreign invader of India. The method of deceit. They > convinced her estranged husband to betray for money. Rani Chowta was > imprisoned and was later killed in her pursuit to escape. > > Rani Abbakka was a jain and commanded an army of both Hindus and Muslims, > which was 300 years before the revolt of 1857. > > We Indians every year pay homage to her for her extraordinary courage and > bravery which was way ahead than her time. Exactly the way we do to other > Freedom Fighter- we forget them. > > Q5 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts? > > A5 Anup Chouhan, Lives in Earth Updated 5y > > here are some of the most mind blowing facts - > > White Chocolate does not have any chocolate. > > Leonardo da Vinci could write with one hand and draw with the other at > the same time. > > In an emergency, one wax crayon can burn brightly for about 30 minutes. > > You can survive entirely on potatoes and butter which provide all > necessary nutrients the human body needs. > > One gram of your DNA is sufficient to store all of Facebook and Google's > data. > > The man with the longest beard in the world (17.5) feet tripped over it, > broke his neck and died. > > If a Cockroach touches a human, it will run away and clean itself. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 29 -08-2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers.* > > *Compiled and posted by R. 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