My dear Gopala Regarding your *reaction* to QA1, the only fly you are copying and pasting with many errors , which you admit also, in all the issues in the groups.Regarding QA3, the point is about the *smell coming out from inside the tooth during grinding,* not of mouth. Read with *concentration*, which is lagging with you. Wrt your reaction you started only BAD BREATH and that led you also to talk about smell which is part of it a minor issue; and you did not cover the bad breadth or thought smell is bad breath. Si I have to expand your fly correctly. so I tell you READ WITH CONCENTRATION ;DEVELOP THY SKILL; UNDERSTAND; AND THEN WRITE. OK Again I request you to behave like a former supervisor of BSNL and not childish L.K.G . *None of the members are least bothered about you, or in your write up of errors and hence may correct yourself or keep error floating K Rajaram IRS to Gopala L.K.G*
On Wed, 15 May 2024 at 18:29, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Mr Rajaram, > > Regarding your *reaction* to QA1, the only fly you are creating all the > issues in the groups. > > Regarding QA3, the point is about the *smell coming out from inside the > tooth during grinding,* not of mouth. Read with *concentration*, which is > lagging with you. > > Again I request you to behave like a former IRS, not childish LKG student. > *None > of the members are least bothered about you, in your competing > unnecessarily with others. * > > Gopalakrishnan > On Wednesday, 15 May, 2024 at 11:08:18 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > CULTURAL QA 05202415 > > Q1 What are some good jokes about religion? > > KR Funny you should say that? Is Christianity superior to Judaism a > joke? And also, a good joke? How about reverse or who is better among you > 3? That can also be a joke. Taste of course differs but not below mark. > > Q2 After the sudden death of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, why did > Nehru issue an order to the Congress Party MPs that no one would attend > Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's funeral and why did Nehru hate Sardar > Vallabhbhai Patel so much? > > KR: My advice: “Don’t get influenced by these fake messages which you > receive every morning on your Whats App number. These are evil designs …” > > Q3 How do you get rid of bad breath even when I tongue scrape, > have no cavities, and have good hygiene? > > KR Yes G is true to some extent but the truth is the kid telling > “shirt has come small”; he has become taller not the shirt. So, plastics of > teeth or special skin inside the mouth do not smell. But the body > inherently springs the smell a bad odour when we are not clean due to > habits or maintaining our diseases. > > Foul-smelling breath, also known as halitosis, can be caused by a variety > of factors. Some common reasons include: > > Poor Oral Hygiene: The most common cause of bad breath is poor oral > hygiene. Bacteria in the mouth can break down food particles and produce > foul-smelling gases, leading to bad breath. Brushing and flossing > regularly, as well as cleaning the tongue, can help reduce bacteria and > improve breath odour. I do not know what doctor meany by “inside” while > attending to teeth” root? Opening the teeth-one/ and will smell the whole > assembly if all the 32 etc? NO SIR Who allowed the bacteria so bad not > the teeth. > > Dental Issues: Dental problems such as gum disease, tooth decay, or oral > infections can also contribute to bad breath. These conditions can create > pockets of bacteria in the mouth, which produce unpleasant odours. Regular > dental check-ups and treatment of any underlying dental issues are > important for maintaining fresh breath. WHO CAUSED THESE? > > Dry Mouth: Saliva helps to wash away food particles and bacteria in the > mouth. A dry mouth, which can be caused by factors such as dehydration, > certain medications, or mouth breathing, can lead to bad breath because > there is less saliva to cleanse the mouth. Diabetic and wrong foods. Who > caused all the unkempt orders? > > Smoking and Tobacco Use: Tobacco products can cause bad breath due to the > chemicals and particles they contain. Smoking also dries out the mouth and > increases the risk of gum disease, both of which contribute to bad breath. > Again whose work was that? > > Diet: Certain foods and drinks, such as onions, garlic, coffee, and > alcohol, can leave lingering odours in the mouth. These odours can > persist until the food is fully digested and eliminated from the body. WHO > WAS RESPONSIBLE? > > Underlying Health Conditions: In some cases, persistent bad breath may be > a symptom of an underlying health condition such as respiratory > infections, sinusitis, acid reflux, diabetes, or liver or kidney problems. > EVEN IF ONE DOES NOT GO TO MOTION BAD ODEOUR WILL BE EFFECTIVE These > conditions can affect the body's natural processes and lead to changes in > breath odour. > > Poor Digestion: Digestive issues such as indigestion, acid reflux, or > constipation may cause bad breath. Digestive problems can result in the > release of foul-smelling gases in the digestive tract, which may contribute > to bad breath. > > Q4 What are some weird marital dispute stories in India? > > Sources:- UP man forgets to buy ‘Kurkure’ munchies for wife, she leaves > him 2538953 > > - Divorce over Kurkure: UP woman seeks separation after husband forgets to > bring packet of snacks 11715679144317 > > KR It is from MINT; and it is a commercial site for advt and not > news media true. It was released only on 14 5 24 yesterday. Can anyone file > a divorce on KURKURE? Can the case be filed direct to court? Will any > advocate file charges be compiling the projection of the law.? What law > points and subject under which Kurkure will be pulled in? So, divorce case > even if mutual must have a valid ground to file before the court. Here it > is an advt. Harassment clause atleast must fit. Snoring is harassment, as > held by some. And recently I saw a film on OTT on kurattai theme of woman > as complained by a man G V Prakash and Ms Rajesh > > Q5 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts? > > 1.Black eye colour doesn't exist. People instead have very dark brown eyes > that are almost indistinguishable from the pupil. More than 45% of people > in the world have brown eyes. > > KR Absolutely erroneous. Opening fact itself is a lie. > > The reason for this rarity lies in the genetic makeup of eye color. Eye > color is determined by the amount and distribution of melanin in the > iris. Melanin is a pigment that also determines skin and hair color. Most > people have some level of melanin in their irises, which contributes to the > colors commonly seen, such as brown, blue, green, and hazel and black. > > True black eyes occur when there is an exceptionally high concentration of > melanin in the iris, to the extent that it appears black. This can > sometimes be seen in individuals with very dark brown eyes that appear > almost black, particularly in certain ethnicities. However, irises that > are truly and uniformly black are extremely rare. This is a fact but not > “there is no black eye as roses or tiger etc written and got back > yesterday. > > While it's true that dark brown eyes are more common among people of > Indian descent compared to populations in Europe, it's not accurate to say > that Indian men and women generally have only black eyes. Eye color, like > other physical traits, is determined by genetics, and there is a range of > eye colors within any population. > > In India, the predominant eye color is dark brown, which may sometimes > appear almost black, especially in individuals with high melanin levels in > their irises. However, lighter shades of brown, hazel, and even green or > blue eyes can also be found in Indian populations, albeit less frequently. > > It's essential to recognize that eye color, like other physical > characteristics, varies widely among individuals within any population group. > Factors such as genetic inheritance, environmental influences, and gene > mutations can all contribute to the diversity of eye colors observed in > different populations, including those of Indian descent. > > I can provide a general overview of the variety of eye colors commonly > observed in different regions: > > Brown: Brown eyes are the most common eye color worldwide and can be found > in populations across all continents. The shade of brown can vary from > light to dark. > > Blue: Blue eyes are more prevalent in populations of European descent, > particularly in Northern and Eastern Europe. However, they can also be > found in some individuals in other parts of the world due to genetic > variation and migration. > > Green: Green eyes are relatively rare and are more commonly found in > populations of European descent, especially in countries like Ireland and > Scotland. They can also occur in individuals of mixed ancestry or in > populations with genetic diversity. > > Hazel: Hazel eyes are a combination of brown and green pigments and can > vary widely in appearance. They are often found in populations with diverse > genetic backgrounds and can occur in individuals of various ethnicities. > > Gray: Gray eyes are uncommon and may appear as a lighter shade of blue or > green. They are more prevalent in populations of European descent but can > also be found in other regions. > > Amber: Amber eyes are a rare eye color characterized by a golden or > coppery hue. They are more commonly found in populations with high melanin > levels, such as some indigenous populations in Asia, Africa, and the > Americas. > > Black: True black eyes, where the iris appears uniformly black without any > differentiation in color or pattern, are extremely rare and may occur in > individuals with very high melanin levels in their irises. Black is black > and I can sing that song also Hear in You tube. Thank you > > > > 2. Over 3.3 billion people around the world depend on the ocean for their > primary source of food. > > KR Not exactly true; approximately 3.3 billion people worldwide > rely on seafood as a primary source of protein in their diets. Seafood > provides essential nutrients and is an important part of the diet for many > coastal communities and populations around the world, particularly in regions > where fishing is a significant economic activity.Seafood consumption > varies widely across different countries and cultures, with some regions > having a much higher dependence on seafood than others. Coastal > communities, island nations, and countries with large fishing industries > tend to have higher rates of seafood consumption. It’s worth noting that > while seafood can be a valuable source of protein and nutrients, > overfishing and unsustainable fishing practices have raised concerns about > the long-term availability and health of marine ecosystems. Sustainable > management of fisheries is essential to ensure that seafood remains a > reliable food source for future generations. FOOD IS A HABIT CLOSER TO > THEIR REGION; BENGAL BRAHMINS TAKE TO FISH BECAUSE OF GANGA REGION AND BY > GENERATION HABITS. And now around 8 B population, < 50% alone depends on > sea food of the earth, whereas Oceans cover about 97% of the Earth's > water surface, occupying approximately 71% of the Earth's total surface > area. > > 3. The Himalayas are the second largest non-polar glaciers and India's > largest glacier. > > KR Mere jargon; polar arctic and Antarctic; non polar iks only > Himalaya number one: > > Karakoram Range Glaciers, Asia: The Karakoram Range, located in the > Himalayas and extending across parts of Pakistan, India, and China, is home > to some of the largest non-polar glaciers in the world. Glaciers such as > the Siachen Glacier, Baltoro Glacier, and Biafo Glacier are significant > contributors to river systems like the Indus River and play a crucial role > in regional water resources. > > Patagonian Ice Field, South America: The Patagonian Ice Field, located in > southern Chile and Argentina, is one of the largest expanses of ice outside > of the polar regions. It covers an area of approximately 16,800 square > kilometers (6,500 square miles) and contains numerous glaciers, including > the Upsala Glacier, Perito Moreno Glacier, and Viedma Glacier. The ice > field is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is a major tourist attraction. > > Columbia Icefield, North America: The Columbia Icefield is located in the > Canadian Rockies of Alberta and British Columbia, Canada. It covers an area > of approximately 325 square kilometers (125 square miles) and feeds several > major glaciers, including the Athabasca Glacier and the Saskatchewan > Glacier. The Columbia Icefield is one of the largest icefields in North > America and is a popular tourist destination. > > Glaciers of the Southern Alps, New Zealand: The Southern Alps of New > Zealand's South Island are home to numerous glaciers, including the Tasman > Glacier, Franz Josef Glacier, and Fox Glacier. These glaciers are among the > largest in the Southern Hemisphere outside of Antarctica and provide > spectacular landscapes for outdoor enthusiasts and tourists. > > These non-polar glaciers play important roles in regional water resources, > tourism, and as indicators of climate change. They are also valuable > sources of freshwater and contribute to the flow of rivers and streams in > their respective regions. Piling of ice is called a glacier. > > 5. Ashwagandha has the ability to decrease stress and anxiety levels. It > can also be used to treat rheumatism and insomnia. > > KR Erroneous. Ayurvedham knows it better as the Vedic roots here . > > An interesting fact about ashwagandha is that the Sanskrit word > ashwagandha translates to “the smell of a horse,” referring to its ability > to bring you the strength and stamina of a horse, while nourishing the > reproductive and nervous systems. HIMALAYAN DRUG CO makes excellent > family-oriented products in India following Ayurvedham. STRESS meant is > Mind body dosha and not stress normally we mean; also, when nervous system > is down this will not help. It stirs up the nerve when a married man feels > otherwise. Doctors had never prescribed this for any stress or neuropathy > cases. > > 8. The Sun releases charged particles, and when the ions of the solar wind > collide with atoms of oxygen and nitrogen from Earth's atmosphere, an > Aurora is formed. > > KR Yes But here in Dallas we are seeing Norway aurora lights of > colour every day almost in the night sky for about 2 hrs and is also > visible around New York. > > 9. Wearing a red dress makes women more physically and sexually > attractive; it's called the “Red Dress Effect." > > KR NO beauty and dress attraction depends on your eyes tastes > according to the minds. Red is jarring to so many . I like sky blue only KR > IRS 15524 > > On Wed, 15 May 2024 at 09:23, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 05-2024-15* > > *All the BELOW QA are from Quora digest to me on 15-05-2024.* > > * Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers * > > *.Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, on 15-05-2024* > > Q1 What are some good jokes about religion? > > A2 Peter Long, Studied science and maths to degree standard. > Worked in IT for 30 years.7y > > A Jewish guy sends his son to Israel to get in touch with his religious > roots and gain a deeper appreciation of Judaism. A year later the son > returns and informs his shocked father that he has converted to > Christianity. > > Distraught, the father visits his friend and tells him what has happened. > The friend replies: "Funny you should say that. I sent my son to Israel and > he came back a Christian too." > > The two friends decide to ask their Rabbi about this. "Funny you should > say that", starts the Rabbi, "The exact same thing happened when I sent my > son there too. I think we need to ask God what to do about this". > > So the 3 men go to the temple and pray hard to God, telling him what has > happened and asking for his divine guidance. Suddenly, from above, a voice > booms out "Funny you should say that!". > > Q2 After the sudden death of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, why > did Nehru issue an order to the Congress Party MPs that no one would attend > Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's funeral and why did Nehru hate Sardar > Vallabhbhai Patel so much? > > A2 Anil Roongta, Former Member at Consumer Court Mon > > This is what Nehru said when he heard about the death of Patel in Mumbai. > “We shall remember him as a friend and a colleague and a comrade above all, > and I who have sat here on this bench side by side with him for these > several years will feel rather forlorn and a certain emptiness will steal > upon me when I look at this empty bench.” > > Many attempts have been made by vested interests to falsely project Sardar > Patel and Nehru as rivals for power & position. However, historical > records testify to their deep respect for each other. > > That’s how Nehru informed the parliament about patel’s passing away, > > “I have to convey to you, Sir, and to the House mournful news. A little > over an hour ago, at nine thirty-seven this morning, the Deputy Prime > Minister, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, passed away in Bombay city. Three days > ago, many of us saw him off at the Willingdon airfield and we hoped that > his stay in Bombay would enable him to get back his health which had been > so grievously shattered by hard work and continuous worry. For a day or two > he seemed to improve, but at last early this morning he had a relapse and > the story of his great life ended. > > It’s a great story, as all of us know, as the whole country knows, and > history will record it in many pages and call him the builder and > consolidator of the new India and will say many things about him. But > perhaps to many of us here he will be remembered as a great captain of our > forces in the struggle for freedom and as one who gave us sound advice in > times of troubles as well as in moments of victory, as a friend and > colleague on whom one could invariably rely, as a tower of strength which > revived wavering hearts when we were in trouble > > I can say little more on this occasion. My colleague Mr Rajagopalachari, > and I are going almost immediately to pay our last tribute and homage to > him in Bombay. I understand that the President has also decided to go to > Bombay immediately, and the Speaker, Sir, went early this morning….” > > *Don’t get influenced by these fake messages* which you receive every > morning on your Whats App number. These are evil designs to villify Nehru. > > Q3 How do you get rid of bad breath even when I tongue > scrape, have no cavities, and have good hygiene? > > A3 Himalaya Oral Care, Providing oral care solutions with the > goodness of herbs. Apr 11 > > Bad Breath can be caused by several reasons, but one of the often missed > root causes is gum bacteria. An accumulation of gum bacteria in the mouth > due to lack of adequate gum care leads to stubborn bad breath. > > This cannot be treated with temporary measures like mouth freshener, > chewing gum, or using gel toothpaste. The only effective way to fight bad > breath is to ensure proper gum hygiene. Follow these steps: switch to a gum > specialist toothpaste like Himalaya Ayurveda Gum Care Toothpaste, remember > to brush along the gum line, and floss daily to ensure no food gets stuck > in between gums. > > My note- Mostly others will feel bad odour of mouth, but hesitate to say. > No way recommending Himalaya products. > > I recollect an incident when I went for root canal with my dentist about > 2 years back. *I brushed two times, cleaned tongue, before going to > dentist*. When he started piercing the centre of tooth with his machine, > I felt bad odour. I asked the doctor the reason for it, telling about > my brushing and tongue cleaning. With a laugh he said- You cleaned well > outside the teeth. Not inside. In fact foul smell is very smell now. With > many it may be much more! > > Q4 What are some weird marital dispute stories in India? > > A4 Rupinder Singh, lives in India22h > > In Agra, a recently married woman returned to her parents and sought > divorce for the reason that her husband forgot to bring a packet of Kurkure > worth Rs. 5 for her! > > The couple, married just last year, reached a police station for an > extremely silly reason. > > About a month and a half ago, the wife argued with the husband and went > back to her parents’ home. Recently, both went to the police separately. > > The husband claimed she was addicted to snacks and demanded it every day. > The addiction had led to multiple arguments in the recent past. The day he > forgot to bring snacks, she argued with him and left his house. > > A sad thing here is that the wife claimed physical abuse was the reason > for leaving, which doesn’t seem to be the case as per the reports. > > The police sent the couple to a family counsellor. The counsellor learned > that the wife was addicted to Kurkure snacks, and the husband used to bring > a packet every day on his way back from the office. > > They will be further counselled in an attempt to reconcile. > > Sources:- UP man forgets to buy ‘Kurkure’ munchies for wife, she leaves > him 2538953 > > - Divorce over Kurkure: UP woman seeks separation after husband forgets to > bring packet of snacks 11715679144317 > > Q5 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts? > > A5 Siddharth Xyz, Lives in India (2002–present)Feb 15 > > 1.Black eye colour doesn't exist. People instead have very dark brown eyes > that are almost indistinguishable from the pupil. More than 45% of people > in the world have brown eyes. > > 2. Over 3.3 billion people around the world depend on the ocean for their > primary source of food. > > 3. The Himalayas are the second largest non-polar glaciers and India's > largest glacier. > > 4. Saudi Arabia is the largest country in the world without rivers. > > 5. Ashwagandha has the ability to decrease stress and anxiety levels. It > can also be used to treat rheumatism and insomnia. > > 6. Srinivasa Ramanujan was a self-taught mathematical genius who > independently compiled 3900 results, mostly identities and equations. > > 7. Children's Day (India) 14th februvary comes exactly 9 months after > Valentine's Day14th November. > > 8. The Sun releases charged particles, and when the ions of the solar wind > collide with atoms of oxygen and nitrogen from Earth's atmosphere, an > Aurora is formed. > > 9. 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