Q1 Indeed true. But how many Govt servants including the top braz right from bottom, public and private ltd officials, Bank staff and officers, and others do earn left and right in the names of relatives and wives (wife) and children, getting untaxed; there is a well known colony in chennai where every home spacious is only in the names of ladies. Bangalore and Mumbai are such where every street is over one crore assesses. There is a big tag for postings there. KR IRS 101023
On Mon, 9 Oct 2023 at 20:25, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > CULTURAL QA 10-2023-09A > > Q1 What is a good salary in Bangalore? > > A1 Ashish Choudhary, Lives in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India > (2022–present)8h > > My maid’s family income is around 1 lakh and saves 70–80% of this. > > Meet, Reshma.She is a Nepali migrant. > > Reshma’s Earning: She works in 10 flats in the same building.We pay her 3K > per month. So, INR 30,000 > > Reshma’s husband is our security guard:His earnings. Salary: INR 14000 > > He also works as the cook in 5 house holds: INR 15000 > > He helps us fix everything if their is minor issue: So, easily INR > 5000.His earning: INR 34000 > > She has two sons. Both work as the construction site labourer. Easily : > INR 15000 per head > > Sons’ earning: INR 30,000 > > Total family income: INR 94000 > > Expenses:Rent= Zero (Lives in the Guard room) > > Tax= Zero Liability= Zero EMI= Zero > > Only expense I think they’ve is on food. > > So, easily her saving is INR 70,000- 80000 pm > > She has bought land in Nepal. And lends money there. > > So, don’t you think within sometime her condition will be better than us > who struggles to even save 20–30 K? > > My note- Most servants live in small rented accommodation in Chennai. > Salary is still more, work is lesser. In Chennai, they don’t clean bath > rooms, dining tables, wash basins etc. Most clean vessels and clean and mop > floor. Some aged employ them to cook food, not as in Bangalore. > > Yearly one month salary as bonus for Deepavali or Pongal and at least once > in two years increment is must. Comparing to Bangalore, maids are lesser > in Chennai. Mostly they are given coffee, tiffin etc, but comparing to > Bangalore, they are not so sincere. > > But their medical expenses are met by them. As long as they are healthy, > they can work and save some thing. Job is not permanent. > > So in general we cannot compare, servant’s life, their savings if any > with other’s earnings and expenses. > > Q2 What did Julius Caesar do that made people hate him? > > A2 Alex Mann, Historian (2017–present)1y > > Caesar became Consul in 60 BC. He was a busy boy while in power. > > He successfully enacted land reform legislation- a chief goal for > reformers. Excess land would be purchased from the uber-rich and > distributed to the urban poor to alleviate overcrowding and give the poor a > chance to join the middle class > > To pass this land reform bill he basically broke the law. He skipped the > Senate entirely and went straight to a “citizen vote” which was required > before any law could be passed. When the other Consul tried to veto the > vote he was attacked by a mob. Caesar ignored the veto and passed it into > law > > Caesar got the reputation of a tyrant and was HATED by the rich elites and > Senators of Rome. However, the people loved him. > > Then Caesar conquers Gaul, invades Brittania, and invades Germany. He > writes about his exploits and sends them back to Rome. The population > becomes enraptured by his adventures and he becomes even more popular than > before. > > Around 50 BC the drama starts. The Senate demanded Caesar relinquish is > command and return to Rome to face charges. > > Caesar refuses, knowing that soon he can run for Consul again and absolve > his name once in office. Things hit a stalemate and Caesar invades Italy > with his 13th Legion. Pompey and the Senate flee Rome for Greece and > Caesar takes Rome. When in Rome he literally pillages the Roman treasury to > pay his soldiers. > > Caesar goes on to win the civil war and pardon almost every Senator that > opposed him. Caesar’s goal was to bring everyone back together like > before- only with Caesar as top dog. > > Caesar wanted a crown- he wanted to be King (Rex). He would try these > little games to see what he could get away with. Once he had Antony offer > him a crown publically to gage the population's reaction. Another time when > someone called him “Rex” Caesar said “no, Caesar”- the joke being it’s easy > to confuse Caesar for a King. > > Before long the Senate decided Caesar was a tyrant and if he wasn’t > stopped, he would become king. So they hatched a plan and killed him. > > The people of Rome responded to this news by pillaging the city, attacking > the conspirators (and forcing them to flee for the Middle East), and going > into mass hysteria. > > You see the Legions and the people LOVED Caesar to death. Caesar had > always fought for the “average joe” his entire political career and he had > lots of success doing so. I mean in his will Caesar left every male Roman > citizen 3 months wages as a gift. > > The people saw all this as rich snobs murdering their greatest ally. They > also saw this as insanely immoral considering the men that killed Caesar > owed their entire political careers to him. It was seen as a betrayal of > the highest order and a wicked attempt to keep the average Roman in his > place. > > Q3 What is the name of the largest known star in the universe? > > A3 Rishi Jha, Product design engineer at TIME Technoplast > (2017–present)20h > > Sure, I can explain it in a simpler way > > Imagine the biggest star we know, called UY Scuti. This star is so huge > that if we placed it at the center of our solar system instead of the > Sun, its outer layer, called the photosphere, would stretch all the way out > to where Jupiter orbits. In other words, it would be even bigger than the > Sun and would engulf space up to Jupiter's orbit, which is really far > from the center of our solar system. > > But that is not all, there are various factors taken into consideration > while determining the size of a star, and some of them are. > > 1. Mass: The amount of matter a star contains is a crucial factor in > determining its size. Stars with more mass tend to be larger. > > 2. Age: As stars age, they can change in size. Some stars expand as they > evolve, becoming larger as they reach different stages of their life cycles. > > 3. Composition: The elements and gases that make up a star also play a > role. Stars with different compositions can have varying sizes. > > 4. Temperature: The temperature of a star's core can affect its size. > Higher core temperatures can lead to more intense nuclear reactions, which > can either cause a star to expand or contract. > > 5. Gravity: The gravitational force acting on a star can influence its > size. Stars with stronger gravity tend to be more compact, while weaker > gravity can allow a star to expand. > > 6. Internal Pressure: The balance between the gravitational force pulling > a star's matter inward and the pressure from nuclear reactions pushing > outward determines its size. When these forces are in equilibrium, a star > has a stable size. > > These factors interact in complex ways, leading to a wide variety of star > sizes and shapes in the universe. Hope it satisfies your curiosity ;) > > Q4 What are some psychological facts? > > A4 Psychology Tricks and Tips, Oct 3 > > 1-People look more attractive when they speak about the things they are > really interested in. > > 2- Women who have mostly male friends stay in a good mood more often. > > 3-The people who give the best advice are usually the ones with the most > problems. > > 4-People who have a strong sense of guilt are better at understanding > other people's thoughts and feelings. > > 5-Shy people talk little about themselves, but they do this in a way that > makes other people feel that they know them very well. > > 6-Listening to high-frequency music makes you feel calm, relaxed, and > happy. > > 7--If you can't stop your stream of thoughts at night, get up and write > them down. This will set your mind at ease so you can sleep. > > 8-Good morning and good night text messages activate the part of the brain > responsible for happiness. > > 9- Doing things that scare you will make you happier. > > 10- People who try to keep everyone happy often end up feeling the > loneliest. > > 11-The happier we are, the less sleep we require. > > 12- Intelligent people tend to have less friends than the average person. > The smarter the person is, the more selective they become. > > 13-People who speak two languages may unconsciously shift their > personalities when they switch from one language to another. > > 14- Being alone for a long time is as bad for your health as smoking 15 > cigarettes a day. > > 15- Traveling boosts brain health and also decreases a person's risk of > heart attack and depression. > > Note: All people can't be same. It's happens with majority. Someone may > disagree. > > Q5 Would Earth be visible from Mars with the naked eye? > > A5 Darth Vader,Former Sith Lord Sun > > Yes, Earth is visible from Mars with the naked eye. Mars and Earth are > both planets in our solar system, and they are relatively close to each > other compared to other celestial objects. When the two planets are > properly aligned in their orbits, you can see Earth as a bright point of > light in the Martian sky. > > However, the visibility of Earth from Mars can vary depending on their > positions in their respective orbits. Earth would be most easily visible > from Mars when it is closest to Mars during a planetary conjunction, which > occurs approximately every 26 months. During these periods, Earth would > appear as a "morning star" or "evening star" in the Martian sky, similar > to how Mars appears as a bright point of light in our Earth's night sky > when it's visible. > > Keep in mind that, while Earth is visible from Mars, it would appear as a > bright dot and not as a detailed, Earth-like view due to the vast > distances involved and the limited resolving power of the naked eye. To > see detailed views of Earth from Mars, you would need telescopic equipment > or spacecraft. > > Q6 India is progressing for good. Is it true for all walks of the > field? > > A6 Rohit Virmani, I Love India5h > > Bus stop at Cunningham road, Bengaluru city worth 10 lakhs goes missing > overnight. > > A bus stand in Bengaluru recently disappeared, one week after it was > installed. The bus stand, located on Cunningham Road in central Bengaluru, > was managed by the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) and > was installed in August. > > The transport body’s vice president, N Ravi Reddy has filed a police > complaint of theft and the cops are going through CCTV footage from the > nearby buildings to investigate the matter. > > “We had constructed this particular bus shelter on Cunningham Road. It > was a stainless-steel structure. The cost of the shelter was Rs 10 lakh.. > Reddy > > The bus stand had chairs, roofs and poles and was built at a cost of Rs 10 > lakh. The miscreants did not leave any part of structure behind while > stealing the facility. The bus stand was installed on August 21 and > disappeared on August 28. > > Thieves in Bengaluru have up their criminal game by stealing an entire bus > stop. India is advancing in all walks of the filed. > > My note- I have added this QA for the fact that in all walks of life > Indian is not progressing in proper manner. Crimes are more, rapes are > more, Illegal activities are more, culture has gone below in many states. > This note I have made after watching daily news items. Some police staff > are hand in hand with culprits and many more. > > Q7 What are some of the best "fun facts" you have heard? > > A7 Alex Ferman, Passionate Writer, CA (2013 - present)4h > > 1. When it was decided to revive the Olympic Games after 1,500 years, the > first modern-era Olympics took place on April 6, 1896, in Athens. > > 2. When the stagecoaches were standard in the 1880s, the driver would > typically assign his passenger seat to an armed partner whose duty it was > to keep thieves away. Hence the expression “riding shotgun.” > > 3. During Walter Summerford’s life, he was struck by lightning and > survived three times. After his death, his gravestone was also struck by > lightning. > > 4. The FBI has struggled to hire hackers because applicants must not have > used cannabis in the last three years. > > 5. Most laughter isn’t because things are funny. > > 6. In starship trooper, the actors agreed to do the coed shower scene only > if the director got naked with them and he did. > > 7. Hurricane Andrew, 1992: the Miami Zoo put 30 flamingos in a bathroom to > save them from the storm. > > 8. In Sweden, blood donors receive a text message when their blood is used > to save lives. > > 9. When in a group, pandas are collectively called an “embarrassment.” > > All the above QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 09-10-2023. > > Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers. > > Compiled and posted by R. 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