CULTURAL QA 05202431
Q1 What are examples of presence of mind during interview?
KR I like the creativity fabricated by the interviewee. However,
as a comedy of error, that creativity would have ended this way also; so
you left him ditched and you regret? yes sir; Good let me in turn regret
for having rejected you since, our company needs selfless leadership. When
he came out, he collected the data of that interviewer and regretted not
assessing and then talking; ditched him; the interviewer so young was one
who failed then, but came over and was placed in that chair, by father who
is a top director of that company. Surrealism.
Q2 Why do Indians hesitate to sleep in the evening from 4-7 pm?
KR The advice not to sleep in the evening as Rakshasa time is
only a folklore. Pre-sleep will deprive your sleep for another 2 to 4 hrs.
But no one prevented you from a NAP with all the awareness but closing your
eyes. Taking a nap or getting some sleep can be incredibly rejuvenating!
Naps, especially short power naps, can boost alertness and enhance
performance. Meanwhile, a good night's sleep is crucial for overall health
and well-being, helping with memory consolidation, mood regulation, and
immune function. So, whether it's a quick recharge or a full night's rest,
both are essential for maintaining a balanced and healthy lifestyle. If
you're feeling tired, maybe it's time to indulge in some well-deserved
rest!
As the day progresses and evening approaches, the body's constitution can
undergo various changes influenced by factors such as circadian rhythm,
activity levels, and dietary intake. Here are a few common observations
about the body's constitution towards evening:
Energy Levels: Typically, energy levels may start to decrease as the day
goes on, especially if you've been active throughout the day. This decrease
in energy can signal to the body that it's time to wind down and prepare
for rest.
Digestive Processes: Digestive processes may slow down towards evening, as
the body shifts focus from energy-intensive activities to relaxation and
repair. Eating heavy meals late in the evening can sometimes disrupt
digestion and lead to discomfort during sleep.
Temperature Regulation: Body temperature tends to decrease slightly towards
evening, which can contribute to feelings of relaxation and drowsiness.
This drop in temperature is part of the body's natural preparation for
sleep.
Hormonal Changes: Hormonal fluctuations, including the release of
melatonin, start to increase towards evening. Melatonin is a hormone that
regulates sleep-wake cycles, signalling to the body that it's time to
prepare for sleep. And if one sleeps well, melatonin changes or gets
confused in that circadian rhythm; hence evening seep is to be avoided.
Muscle Relaxation: Muscles may start to relax towards evening, especially
if you've been active during the day. Stretching or engaging in relaxation
techniques can help further promote muscle relaxation and prepare the body
for rest. On the contrary the sleep will induce the muscle to stop
irregularly and may induce cramps in due course.
Mental State: Towards evening, many people experience a shift in their
mental state, with feelings of relaxation or calmness becoming more
prominent. This can be attributed to a combination of factors, including
the release of endorphins and the winding down of daily activities.
Endorphin is necessary for blood circulation and when you sleep, you deny
that secretion which will act against in future. As a matter of fact Hitler
was aware of the evening mental state, so used to lecture meetings with
workers returning back from the factories and captured the power.
Overall, the body's constitution towards evening reflects its natural
rhythms and the gradual transition from wakefulness to sleep. Embracing
these changes and adopting healthy bedtime habits can promote better sleep
quality and overall well-being.
Q3 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts?
Q Do you know The World’s First Vegetarian City???
KR Partly conveyed; Jains do not take food if the provider is
a non-vegetarian. Thank you for reading the JAIN and revising the Google
PALITAN is a historical city for the Jains; law of stalling of the non veg
stalls etc is so a later revision.
Palitana, located in the Bhavnagar district of Gujarat, India, holds
immense significance in Jain history and culture. It is renowned as one of
the holiest pilgrimage sites for Jains worldwide. Here's a glimpse into
Palitana's importance in Jainism:
Mount Shatrunjaya: Palitana is home to Mount Shatrunjaya, a sacred hill
where thousands of Jain temples are located. These temples are spread
across nine peaks of the hill and are collectively known as the Shatrunjaya
temples. The construction of these temples began in the 11th century and
continued over many centuries, making it one of the most important Jain
pilgrimage sites.
Tirthankara Adinatha: According to Jain tradition, Palitana holds special
significance because it is believed to be the place where the first
Tirthankara, Adinatha (also known as Rishabhanatha), attained enlightenment
(moksha) atop Mount Shatrunjaya. As a result, the hill and its temples are
considered highly sacred by Jains.
Pilgrimage Destination: Jains from all over the world visit Palitana to
undertake the arduous pilgrimage of climbing the 3.5 kilometers long path
that leads to the temples atop Mount Shatrunjaya. The climb consists of
3,800 steps, and pilgrims engage in this journey as an act of devotion,
seeking spiritual upliftment and purification.
Temple Architecture and Art: The temples of Palitana exhibit exquisite Jain
architecture and artistry. They are adorned with intricate carvings,
sculptures, and ornamental designs, reflecting the rich cultural and
religious heritage of Jainism. Each temple has its own unique architectural
style and historical significance.
Spiritual Practices: Apart from its historical and architectural
significance, Palitana is a center for Jain spiritual practices, including
meditation, prayers, and religious discourses. Pilgrims often engage in
spiritual activities during their visit to Mount Shatrunjaya, seeking
spiritual growth and enlightenment.
Conservation Efforts: Due to the ecological sensitivity of Mount
Shatrunjaya and its surroundings, efforts have been made to preserve and
protect the site. In recent years, initiatives have been undertaken to
promote sustainable tourism and environmental conservation in Palitana,
ensuring that its cultural and natural heritage are safeguarded for future
generations.
In summary, Palitana occupies a revered place in Jain history as the site
of Mount Shatrunjaya, where the ancient Tirthankara Adinatha is believed to
have attained enlightenment. Its temples, pilgrimage traditions, and
spiritual significance make it a cherished destination for Jains and a
symbol of Jain culture and heritage.
In short, so many places on earth like the Vatican and TTD etc carry
certain stamps in history.
Q4 Why does aluminium not corrode in the presence of oxygen and
water?
KR Sir must explain chemically or mathematically as the saying
“TIRNEVELIKKE HALWAVA? (HALWA IS PRODUCED IN TIRUNELVELI SO ALL OTHER
PLACES MAYBE STATIONS TO BE SPOKEN WITH OR WITHOUT REFERENCE OT Halwa but
not TVL. So too non oxidised may be oxidised but not that which is already
oxidised.
Oxidation is a chemical process that involves the loss of electrons by a
substance, resulting in an increase in its oxidation state. This process
often involves the addition of oxygen or the removal of hydrogen from a
compound.
The general formula for oxidation in a chemical reaction can be represented
as:
Substance oxidized→Oxidation product+Electrons
Substance oxidized→Oxidation product+Electrons
For example, consider the oxidation of iron (Fe) to form iron oxide (Fe2O3):
4𝐹𝑒+3𝑂2→2𝐹𝑒2𝑂34Fe+3O2→2Fe2O3
In this reaction, iron loses electrons to oxygen, resulting in the
formation of iron oxide.
Another common example is the oxidation of glucose during cellular
respiration:
𝐶6𝐻12𝑂6+6𝑂2→6𝐶𝑂2+6𝐻2𝑂C6H12O6+6O2→6CO2+6H2O
Here, glucose is oxidized to form carbon dioxide and water, releasing
energy in the process.
The concept of oxidation is fundamental in understanding various chemical
reactions, including combustion, corrosion, and metabolism.
In a sense, yes, aluminum is already oxidized to some extent. When aluminum
is exposed to oxygen in the air, it forms a thin layer of aluminum oxide on
its surface through a process called oxidation. This layer acts as a
protective barrier against further oxidation and corrosion.
The formation of aluminum oxide (Al2O3) on the surface of aluminum is what
gives aluminum its characteristic dull, matte appearance. Unlike some other
metals like iron, which can continue to rust and corrode if not protected,
the formation of aluminum oxide provides aluminum with inherent corrosion
resistance.
So, while aluminum is already oxidized to some extent due to the presence
of aluminum oxide on its surface, this oxide layer is beneficial as it
helps protect the underlying metal from further oxidation and deterioration.
Both iron (Fe) and aluminum (Al) can undergo oxidation, but the way they
oxidize and the properties of their respective oxide layers differ.
Iron (Fe) Oxidation: Iron readily undergoes oxidation when exposed to
oxygen and moisture, forming iron oxide, commonly known as rust. Rust is a
reddish-brown compound primarily composed of hydrated iron(III) oxide
(Fe2O3·nH2O). Iron oxide is a relatively soft and porous material that
flakes off easily, exposing more iron to further oxidation. This continuous
process of oxidation and corrosion can lead to the degradation of
iron-based materials over time.
Aluminum (Al) Oxidation: Aluminum also undergoes oxidation when exposed to
oxygen, forming aluminum oxide (Al2O3) on its surface. However, unlike iron
oxide, aluminum oxide forms a protective layer that adheres tightly to the
surface of aluminum. This layer acts as a barrier, preventing further
oxidation and corrosion of the underlying aluminum metal. Additionally,
aluminum oxide is transparent and highly resistant to corrosion, providing
long-term protection to aluminum surfaces.
So, while both iron and aluminum can undergo oxidation, the resulting oxide
layers and their effects are different. Iron oxide (rust) is detrimental to
iron-based materials, causing corrosion and degradation, while aluminum
oxide provides protective and corrosion-resistant properties to aluminum.
Q5 Is doing a friendship with police officers in India safe for
that person who is from a different profession?
KR Senseless TV serial. Nothing that kind of unless
basically the species of that kind bear the traits in their roots. Remember
that law is to be enforced if the law proves it in spite of relatives or
otherwise or Police, Income tax or otherwise. It was a misfortune that I
was the assigned officer to enter a home, which we were regularly visiting
as my wife’s close relation; even the previous evening we were there; the
policy is the leader of the raids only will know all the details. Only on
that morning after we start the sealed covers have to be opened. So, except
the lead and higher ones or if by chance you were doing a joint operation,
the operation premises will be known to that batch leader an hour before
that too, when together travelling and for that particular team, only after
the landing. Nothing can be done; do your duty; and it will be a rude shock
only. However, should remember that other than CBI (who can do as a sudden
arrest) [and in some police cases of sensitivity], no arrests are made
deceitfully. Similarly, no one is prevented from taking the redemption
legally. As in that case, there were a few suppressions, and they discussed
with me, later the issue, the quantum was effectively finalised by me, and
disclosed the app authority; they accepted it and tax collected fully; and
were spared from the penalty. If Police friend is there, and he is forced
to arrest, his friend, if he is duty bound officer, shall come personally,
reveal the circumstances and arrest him; even he is arresting his friend
will be a rude shock for himself also karmanye vadhikaraste ma palashu
katha Chaná. It is all in the Game. Because of playing 1st div Blue star
cricket team we knew many players as friends; but only on the field we
played to win. But never with any animosity of a war.
KR IRS 31524
On Fri, 31 May 2024 at 09:25, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 05-2024-31*
>
> *All the below QA is from Quora digest to me on 31-05-2024.*
>
> *Quora answers may not be 100% correct answers.*
>
> *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, on 31-05-2024*
>
> Q1 What are examples of presence of mind during interview?
>
> A1 Dipesh Karki, Co-founder & CTO @ lendenclub.com6y
>
> Despite having an excellent GPA and a good portfolio, Prashant was Mr.
> Reject during our in-campus recruitment days. If a recruiter intended to
> hire 10 from the 11 finalists, he would end up becoming the only reject.
> Call it frustration or acceptance, he started becoming casual about the
> rejections now.
>
> One day this company (probably Fluor Daniel) came for recruitment.
> Prashant made it to the final interview with HR. As usual, Prashant was
> prepared to get rejected hence was just participating in the Q&A. HR then
> asked,
>
> HR: Ok Prashant, tell me about a moment that you regret often.
>
> Me: Well sir it was during my 7th semester math exam when I was rushing to
> finish the last 2 questions, and a friend behind me was looking desperately
> for an answer to a question that would help him pass. I, on the other hand
> just wanted to finish all my answers even though I had already written
> enough to score A+. Despite his multiple requests to show the answer, I
> went on writing mine, ignoring his plea. The final bell rang, I did my
> paper and left the hall. 20 days later, Results were out, I scored 93/100
> and my friend failed because I didn't help him. I will regret that moment
> forever.
>
> (Interviewer must have judged my arrogance and guilt yet continued
> asking more questions.)
>
> 10 mins later,
>
> HR: So Prashant, how creative are you?
>
> Me: You just saw my creativity 10 mins ago.
>
> ***Ultimate Swag ***
>
> He was the only candidate to get selected.
>
> Q2 Why do Indians hesitate to sleep in the evening from 4-7
> pm?
>
> A2 Bhuvana Rameshwar, Lives in India (1980–present)Updated
> Feb 22
>
> We were strictly trained by our parents not to sleep in the time say 4pm
> to 7pm. Even our relatives, hostel mates, neighbours and friends look down
> on us if we sleep in these pre and post Sunset hours . In fact at home we
> are asked to freshen up and have our evening hot milk or coffee with
> snacks, this is followed in hostels too.
>
> Our grandmothers advised us saying this is the time Lakshmi (goddess of
> wealth) visits our house. That is why we should be pleasant and fresh
> enough to receive Her. Otherwise she sees a sleepy, lazy house and walks
> away leaving the house to poverty, debt and problems. In our house by 4pm
> the maid even swept the front entrance, courtyard, sprinkled water and drew
> a kolam (rangoli) as a welcome to our goddess, meanwhile our mother lit the
> lamp in the pooja room promptly. We also switched on our main entrance,
> hall, kitchen light at 6pm promptly.
>
> Scientifically if we sleep at odd hours we miss out mingling with others,
> feel lazy to have tea and snacks and sulk at dinner time being still
> sleepy. We also become fresh like an owl later at night when the whole
> world sleeps.
>
> Only babies, sick people, very old people, and those doing night duty can
> sleep at odd hours. Others no. If sleepy, go wash your face and drink
> coffee.
>
> Q3 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts?
>
> A3 Aayushi Raj, Traveller and Blogger2h
>
> Do you know The World’s First Vegetarian City???
>
> First legally vegetarian city on Earth! Here meat and eggs are illegal, as
> well as any activity involving their production.
>
> It is the Indian city of Palitana.
>
> It located in the Bhavnagar district of Gujarat in India, it is counted
> among the purest and most revered destination for those who follow Jainism.
> In fact, it is absolutely illegal to kill animals for eating purposes here,
> and selling eggs or meat is a strict no.
>
> Palitana, about 50 km southwest of Bhavnagar, holds the record of being
> the only mountain with more than 900 temples in the whole world! For Jains,
> all the Palitana temples, along with the mountain are absolutely important
> from a religious viewpoint. It is also the most sacred pilgrimage centres
> or (tirtha) for the Jain community and is considered the world's largest
> temple complex.
>
> The reason
>
> Back in the year 2014, the government put a ban on animal slaughter in the
> region and since then, not a single animal has been killed here. The ban
> was implemented when around 200 Jain monks protested by going on a hunger
> strike to show the government that they'd prefer to die than letting animal
> slaughter and consumption allowed in the area.
>
> The monks demanded to get all the 250 butcher shops to be shut down and
> the state government was forced to do so. Thus, the city was declared a
> meat-free zone. However, dairy products are still allowed and people in the
> city consume milk, ghee, butter, etc.
>
> This is because Palitana is home to hundreds of temples, and is also a
> major pilgrim centre for Jains. It is said that their saviour, Adinatha,
> once walked its hills and the place has been important for the followers
> since then. There is no definite figure about how many people follow
> Jainism but the number ranges between four to five million across the world!
>
> Q4 Why does aluminium not corrode in the presence of oxygen
> and water?
>
> A4 Rebecca Williams, Aviation lover. May 21
>
> Aluminium's resistance to corrosion is a fascinating interplay of
> chemistry and physics, and it's all thanks to the metal's affinity for
> oxygen. When aluminum is exposed to the atmosphere, it reacts rapidly with
> oxygen to form a thin, protective layer of aluminum oxide on its surface.
> This oxide layer is incredibly stable and effectively seals the underlying
> metal from further exposure to the environment, including water and
> additional oxygen.
>
> This process, known as passivation, gives aluminum excellent corrosion
> resistance. The oxide layer is just a few nanometers thick, but it's
> sufficient to prevent the metal from continuing to react with environmental
> elements. It's a bit like an invisible shield that protects the metal from
> the usual rusting process that affects other metals, such as iron.
>
> The oxide layer formed is also quite unique because it adheres strongly to
> the aluminum surface and doesn't flake or chip away easily. This means that
> even if the metal is scratched, the oxide layer can quickly reform and heal
> the exposed surface, maintaining its protective barrier.
>
> The oxide layer is an electrical insulator, which further helps prevent
> corrosion caused by electrochemical reactions. It's important to note that
> while aluminum doesn't corrode easily, it's not entirely immune to
> corrosion. Under certain conditions, especially in the presence of certain
> chemicals or in extreme pH conditions, the protective oxide layer can be
> compromised, leading to corrosion.
>
> Q5 Is doing a friendship with police officers in India safe
> for that person who is from a different profession?
>
> A5 Anil Roongta, Former Member at Consumer Court22h
>
> I will narrate one story.Many years back, a kidney transplant racket was
> unearthed in a city. A private hospital was raided and couple of doctors
> and support staff was arrested.
>
> There was this doctor who used to visit that hospital as a consultant. He
> was an anaesthetist. One support staff named him also. That doctor came to
> know about it. He wasn’t involved in that racket. His father who was a
> senior professor in the university contacted one of his friends who was an
> addl SP and asked him for help*. That police officer came to that
> doctor’s house and told him “Come with me to the police station. Your
> statement will be recorded and then you are free.”*
>
> That doctor went with him. When they reached and went inside the
> station, that additional SP told the SHO “I have brought him. You can
> arrest him and interrogate him.” That young doctor was stunned but was
> helpless.
>
> However, after a week or so the court granted him bail. And later he was
> exonerated but his reputation as a doctor was ruined.
>
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