2010

Monthly E-Magazine

August - 2010
Income tax layout

compailedby
a.s.jayaram
No.8 it layout
 Index
1. value of e-magazine a.s.jayaram
2. congratulations to Anil shanubhag
3. HYPERTENSION(BP) control
Dr.a.s.chandrashekar Rao
4. warm house k.Jayaram
5. save energy a.s.jayaram
6. net news c.s.nagaraj
7. where there is will a.s.jayaram
8. Rain water harvesting K.jayaram
9. Jokes
10. Puzzle of the month A.S.Jayaram
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 E- Magazine - can save the world!
By
A.S.Jayaram
No.8. I.T. layout
After reading, that day's newspaper is almost a
waste. Even if it is recycled, it will
not be like the original paper.
Recycled paper can be use only
for making covers etc.
In India about 40 crore tonnes of
Paper is used every day for News
paper printing nearly five times
that i.e. 200 crore tonnes of wood

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pulp or tree is destroyed. This is leading to
increase in pollution and global warming.
So In this direction, as a first step let us start our
monthly e-magazine. In America many of the paper
manufacturing industries are closing down
because most of the Americans are now reading
news and magazines from the internet

We can also do many other things

like chat. Mail, conference see
movies download use full materials
and images. We can read it on line
using a computer
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 We can download the
magazine and read it
whenever we are free
We can also read it in
web -enabled mobile
with out even a
computer!
The magazine will be there in the web and our
friends and relatives who are not residing in our
layout or in our country can also read it.
Digital pad
Digital writing and reading pad is available

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At about Rs 5000 to 8000 depending upon the

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quality. We can

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 easily write in it with
stylus

and it can store about 5000 pages. It can store

photos etc we can easily transfer data from digital
pad to a computer and vise versa we can also make
Cd and give it to our friends

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Oh! It is flexible. You can
bend it!

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Gradually cutting of trees will be reduced and so
also the pollution and global warming
Today’s Concept is to have paper less office in this
direction even school students are motivated to
use digital books which is being experimented in
many schools

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So I request you to learn the habit of reading e-
magazine.

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Congratulations.
Anil Shanubhag,
resident of our
layout(door no: )
has secured 1st
place in CET
engineering & 3rd
place in COMED –K
examinations of
Karnataka.
The details of
marks are:

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Reg no : AD 302
Marks :
Puc :
Physics 96 ;
Chemistry 94 ;
Maths 94 ; English 87 ; Hindi 83
CET :
Physics 56/60 ; chemistry 60/60 ; maths 59/60

It is a wonderful achievement .He has

brought laurels to income tax layout.
Let us all congratulate him for his
achievement and wish him best of luck.

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 HYPERTENSION
by : Dr. A S Chandrasekhara Rao
M.B.B.S, M.D. (Gen Med), D.M.
(Cardiology)
FICA, FISE, FIMSA, FIAMS
FICP, FICC, FACC, FCSI
Former Prof. & HOD, SJIC, Bangalore

Hypertension or High Blood Pressure is persistent

elevation of blood pressure above normal limits. Blood
pressure is present in all people and it is due to
contraction of heart muscle and also due to resistance of
blood vessels. When heart contracts, pressure increases
and when it relaxes the pressure decreases. During
contraction of heart, the pressure in the blood vessel is
called Systolic blood pressure, when it relaxes; the

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pressure is called Diastolic blood pressure. Normally,
doctors record the blood pressure (BP) as 120 / 80 mm
Hg, where 120 mm Hg being Systolic and 80 mm Hg is
Diastolic (recorded in millimeters of mercury).

What is normal blood pressure?

Blood pressure is needed for normal circulation of blood to
all parts of body and has to be adjusted for various
activities of the body – sitting, standing, walking, etc.
There is a controlling system in the body which adjusts
the BP which will not vary too much under different
conditions.

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Measurement of BP
For measurement of BP, the person is relaxed in sitting
posture with arms resting on chair or in lying down
posture on a couch. BP should be measured in both these
postures. Normally, mercury based manometers are used
for measuring BP and these will give accurate readings.
Since mercury may leak, which is not environment
friendly, aneroid BP apparatus, which does not contain
mercury are being used, particularly in western countries.
Electronic BP apparatus, where patients themselves can
measure their BP at home are available. They are useful,
but needs frequent check of calibrations. 24 hours BP
measurement, which gives BP recordings under various

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activities is possible and is used under special
circumstances.

Normal Blood Pressure

The Systolic BP in normal healthy adult varies from < 120
to < 140 mm Hg and Diastolic BP from < 80 to < 90 mm
Hg (< 120 / 80 to < 140 / 90) (average 120 / 80 mm Hg).
It varies under different circumstances. It increases
during exercise, stress, emotional upsets, exposure to
cold, etc. When a person is resting and relaxing, it is on
the lower side. In adults, if BP is persistently more than
140 / 90 mm Hg, it is hypertension. However, this has to
be confirmed by repeated checking and single reading is
not enough to diagnose high blood pressure.
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How common is high blood pressure?
High blood pressure is one of the very common
cardiovascular conditions. The incidence varies from 10 –
25 % of adult population as published by different studies.
The elevated blood pressure is graded as stage 1 and
stage 2 depending on the level of elevated blood
pressure. In recent studies, there is a class of
hypertension called “pre-hypertension”, where the
Systolic BP varies from 120 to 139 and Diastolic from 80
to 89 mm Hg. Studies have shown that these individuals
also need to be treated not necessarily by medicines, but
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by non-drug therapy which includes weight reduction in
obese individuals, low salt diet and regular exercise and
avoiding smoking and alcohol intake.
If high BP is not controlled, it damages vital organs like
heart, brain, kidneys and blood vessels, although slowly
over years. Even if BP is high, the patient may not have
any specific symptoms until the organs like heart, brain,
kidneys and blood vessels are damaged. This is why; it is
called the Silent Killer. Usually, high blood pressure is
detected when doctors check the BP, when the patient
has visited them for some other illness or during medical
check for insurance purpose. Symptoms of head ache or
giddiness or non specific symptoms and can occur due to
various other causes.

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When heart gets damaged, the patients may complain of
chest pain or breathlessness – difficulty to breathe,
particularly on exertion. If brain is affected, one can get
paralytic stroke. If kidneys are damaged, their function
may be affected. Eye may be affected with defective
vision. Hence, high blood pressure needs to be diagnosed
and treated in early stages.
What are the causes of High BP?
In majority of patients, the exact cause of high BP is not
known. When it occurs in middle age, it is likely to be due
to heredity. If both parents have high BP, there is 25%
chance of their children developing HBP. High salt intake
in the diet may also increase blood pressure. Hence those
who have high BP should reduce salt intake in their diet.

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Smoking, alcohol intake, mental stress, emotional upsets
& anxiety, have all been implicated to cause high BP.
There are a small number of people with high BP where
definite cause can be found and they are labeled as
having “secondary high blood pressure”. These people
may have kidney disease, renal artery stenosis
(obstructing blood supply to kidney), coarctation of aorta
(narrowing of main artery – aorta), disease of endocrine
glands (those secreting hormones and other chemical
substances) and neurological disorders. It is important to
recognize these secondary causes of high BP, since they
can be treated and “Cure” of high BP is possible.
There are special conditions like, high BP & diabetes,
pregnancy with high BP, kidney failure and high BP which
need special considerations.
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Treatment of high BP
Whether there is a need to treat by medication or not,
every person with high BP should follow non-drug
measures. These are:
a) Weight reduction, especially in obsess persons.
b) Low salt diet.
c) Regular physical exercise, at least 30 minutes daily.
d) Stop smoking.
e) Stop consuming alcohol.
f)Stress management by meditation and yogic exercise.
In pre-hypertension and patients with mild high BP (stage
1), these measures will help and BP may be controlled
without medication or small dose of medication.
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Many people need medication for control of high BP.
These medications are to be taken as soon as the patient
gets up in the morning. These patients have to observe
certain things. Medications should be continued even
when BP is controlled, even when symptoms subside.
Medications should not be stopped suddenly as many may
develop rebound high BP, which may be dangerous.
Medications should be reduced or stopped only under
doctor’s supervision or advice. In most patients,
medications need to be continued over long period – life
long. Only in some cases of secondary high BP, we can
expect a “Cure”, if the cause for high BP is treated
successfully.
Can we prevent high BP?

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High blood pressure due to heredity, environmental
factors is not preventable. We can attempt to minimize
environmental factors. Measures such as weight
reduction, salt intake reduction in diet, exercise, avoiding
smoking and drinking alcohol are some of the preventive
ones. Medication, yogic exercises and relaxing
techniques help reducing stress and hence help control of
stress related high BP.

Summary
1. Early recognition and treatment of high BP prevents
complications.

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2. Untreated high BP may damage target vital organs like
heart, brain, kidneys and blood vessels.
3. One should not wait for symptoms of high BP. Regular
routine check of BP is needed for all people, especially
adults.
4. Low salt intake in diet, weight reduction, regular
exercise, meditation, avoiding smoking and alcohol
intake are helpful in preventing and also controlling high
BP.
5. In most people, high BP medications need to be taken
for long period – life long. Alterations in dosage or
stopping of medication should be done only under
doctor’s supervision or advice

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 Warm Homes to ward off Flu
K.Jayaram , Architect. 98441 32826

No infection has ever spread to the entire population.

Due to various reasons, some are prone to catch
infections more easily than others. Natural immunity and
the environment, especially the micro-climate in and
around the house seem to have a greater effect on the
chances of getting an infection. What are the measures
that can be taken right in hour homes, to ward off cold
and the flu which are quite common in the rainy season?

Most of the major cities in India are situated on the

seaside or near rivers. These water bodies add not only
adequate humidity to the monsoon winds but also act like
balancing reservoir of heat and prevent sudden changes
in temperature and humidity. Cities that are situated
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inland or situated few thousand feet above sea level can
experience rapid temperature and humidity changes.
Human body needs time to get acclimatized to the
changing weather conditions. When exposed to sudden
changes, it becomes more prone to infections.

Sea side cities in India keep the respiratory organs happy

and thus people who live there are naturally less prone to
colds and coughs. However, these cities are not very
comfortable, due to higher temperature and extreme
humidity when compared to those that are away from
sea.

Blame it on the weather

Atmospheric variations that are rapid and extreme can
make people more susceptible to catch sever forms of
flue. It is the respiratory organs that get affected due to
vagaries of weather more than the other organs.
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Continuous rains over night can make the mornings very
chilly, as the temperature drops suddenly. The body takes
time to get adjusted to this change. If we are not properly
sheltered in the warmth of our homes, especially during
the nights, then respiratory organs take the beating. If
there are any cold viruses around, we become easy prey
to them. What are the precautions that we can take, right
in our homes to keep our respiratory organs happy?

How to keep healthy in Monsoon weather.

We surely need fresh air for good health, bur it is also
important that it has to be at proper temperature and
humidity. It is needless to say that it has to be as far as
possible free from dust, especially in the cold season,
when the respiratory system is more prone to virus
attacks

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Cross ventilation is welcome across the room. But it
should not pass over the head, bringing in its wake cold
drafts in the middle of the night, when the temperature
can reach the lowest level!

It is better to avoid sleeping with head next to a window.

This will expose the respiratory system to cold drafts and
strain the lungs to keep warm. There should preferably be
a warm wooden `head board' to the cot on the head side.
An open window just behind head position will also expose
it to cold drafts.!

Our homes need not be static containers which become

cold and drafty in rainy season. They can be made to
shelter us from the extremes of weather by proper
conservation measures to prevent loss of heat from the
house. Just like the warm wools that we wear to retain
body warmth in winter.
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 Keeping in the Warmth
It is possible to ventilate our homes without letting in cold
drafts of air by opening the windows on the leeward side
in cold season so that foul air is sucked out of the house.
(Diagram 1)
Position of windows to keep
warmth in and foul air out

Windward side window

closed
Leeward side window kept
open
Foul Air gets sucked out
Fresh Air gets in by
diffusion

This will prevent

houses getting
very cold due to direct entry of chilling currents of air
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inside. We can open windows that have curtains sticking
to it due to suction effect. These can be safely kept open
with little loss of warmth. There will also be fresh air
induced into the room due to the effect of diffusion.
Windows that have their curtains flowing into the room let
in cold drafts. If there are no windows on the leeward side
and if we are forced to open windward side, it is better to
keep our upper body away from the drafts by allowing the
drafts to pass on the leg side. As we normally cover our
self in blankets, it will not cause much loss of warmth.

While planning new houses

While designing new houses it is comparatively easy to
plan them in such a way that there are no cold drafts of
air. It is also essential to orient the building to avoid dry
and dusty winds. Houses should be built in such a way
that they respond pro-actively for the ventilation

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requirement, in relation to the vagaries of changing
weather conditions.

Avoid cold drafts

Avoiding cold drafts in bedrooms is very important,
because the body is resting and is unable to make
suitable adjustments to keep itself warm during night
when we are deep in sleep. When we are awake, we can
always close some windows, if very cold wind is blowing
from any particular window. We can also wear warm
clothing, if we are awake and experience chillness in the
atmosphere. But we are unable to react to cold drafts
when we are asleep! Therefore it is important to plan
houses in such a way that the windows are positioned to
avoid cold drafts, especially over sleeping area.

Plan for warmth in homes

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In cities like Bangalore, situated about three thousand
feet above sea level, the weather variations are rapid,
planning for warm homes becomes more of a critical
requirement in such places. Houses need to be planned in
such a way that they keep warm in winter and cool in
summer.

By taking care of these basic requirements while

constructing new houses and by incorporating suitable
measures in our existing houses, we can definitely make
our homes warm and healthy.

The author is an architect and can be contacted on

mobile no 98441 32826 or Email:ArchitectJayaram@yahoo.co.in
This article was published in Deccan Herald in the winter of 1999
when Swine Flue H1N1 was taking hundreds of lives.

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 Save energy-part-1
By A.S.Jayaram

No.8, I.T.layout

Tips for saving electrical energy

1. One of the simple methods to save energy
is to replace electric bulbs by CFL or LED.
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•A bulb consumes too much of energy
compared to advanced methods of lighting.
•It is not simply replacing the bulbs but it is the
intelligent way of selecting the power of CFLs
at different places to reduce
energy.
2. In a room or a hall, we
require 100Watt of bulb
Illumination only when we are
reading or writing.

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 • Most of the times
we will be talking or
taking rest, for which
some very less
illuminations are
sufficient.
3. Note: so called ZERO candles bulb is
actually 10 to 15Watt!
• It is better to have CFL of 2Watt or LED of
1Watt, which are suitable as bed lights
also.
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• So, in a room or hall, there must be two
lights, thus increasing initial cost a little,
but we can save lot of energy, as seen in
the table 1

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Characteristics of each light

CFL( compact fluorescent light)

These are the solutions of today.
Saves energy & money.
Available from 2 watt to 22 watt.

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costly & used as show
These spirals CFL are

illumination is same
as ordinary CFL
LED light
lights. The
Spiral CFL

These are most efficient & so

energy saving. At present the cost
is a bit high, but in the long run it
saves energy &money
tube light. +ve points
1. moderate power consumption
2. 2years durability
3. moderate cost
-ve points
1. will not illuminate in low voltage
2. bulky with more parts like choke, starter etc
3. flicker during starting, unless electronic
choke is used.
4. illumination reduces after 1 year.

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 Filament bulb
+VE points
Initial cost is less
Available at almost every shop
--VE points
Consume high energy
Produces heat
Lost only for 6 months(average)

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Table1 below shows initial cost, running cost etc of
different lights & savings of energy &money in a
period of 2years.

Type of lighting No of Initial Running Tot Saving

units cost(Rs) cost(Rs) al Compar
For 24 For 24 @ (Rs) ed to
month months Rs4/unit bulb(Rs)
s
Bulb 18x24 20x4=80 1780 184 zero
= 0
Life of 1
432 bulb=6mont
hs, so 4bulbs
for 2 yrs

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Tube light 173 200 700 900 940

80 180 320 500 1340

CFL

40 400 160 560 1300

LED
30 280 120 400 1440

Combination

So, combination of lights is the best way & start doing it now!

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 Where there is will there is way!
By A.S.Jayaram, No.8, I.T. layout.

The man that you are seeing in the photo below is Rhushi
Prasad assistant professor in
mechanical department in an
Engineering college
I had to go to that college for
examination work My allotment letter
had the name of Rhushi Prasad as my
co- examiner .I had never met him
before and So l some how managed
to get his mobile number. I Started
driving my car to reach that college
but when I was half way through I got confused about

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the road .So I called him and he said he will come with his
car to take me to the college.
He came in his car and asked me to follow his car I tried
to follow but he
drove like a
race car driver!
Any way I
reached the
college I thought
that he must be
a Strong man
with good control
over his legs so
that he can
operate clutch,
break and
accelerator pedals at high speed

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When he got down from the car I was Surprised to see
that his right leg was almost inactive! When I enquired
about it I came to know the following interesting and
heart touching facts
He is a fan of car driving
He is diabetic and few
months ago his right leg
was removed probably
because of a wrong
diagnosis.
He never lost his
enthusiasm He went for
artificial dummy leg and
he practiced walking for 2
months But it was
impossible to drive the car

Accelerator pedal blocked for leg 46

operation, because dummy leg is to be

placed there
with that artificial leg But his zeal for driving car never
stopped with his ingenious idea and

Break pedal is operated by this lever

by left hand

Accelerator is modified like a 2

wheeler, rotating type, operated by
left hand and wrist
mechanical
engineering
Knowledge he
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 modified his car such
that the break was
operated by left hand
as shown in Fig the
accelerator was
modified like a motor
bike and that also is
the work of left hand!
Right hand is used
only for steering the
car I was almost in
tears but he showed all these things to me with a smile
on his face as if nothing had happened!
He is doing PhD in the field of solar energy and is about to
get his doctorate in about six months. He is very active in
arranging seminars, exhibitions etc in his college. Photo

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here shows his involvement in conducting solar energy
awareness seminar cum exhibition in the college.
We will make a big issue when we get a Small Scratch on
our skin or dent on our vehicle but real achievers will
steer through the difficulties and reach the goal without
caring for losses!

Rain Water Harvesting

K.Jayaram
Architect
Phone 98441 32826

In Bangalore every time it rains, about one inch of water

falls on the roof and inside our compound which is simply
allowed to go waste. One inch of rain over our roof area of
about 1000sqare feet amounts to about 2,500 liters!
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Every year we have about 60 rainy days and the total rain
water that we receive works out to about 1,00,000Ltrs per
year! If your consumption of BWSSB water is about
20,000Ltrs per month, then you can avoid using Cauvery
water for nearly half the year! If this appears very
ambitious, then more realistic uses for harvested rain
water can be thought of.

Rain water can be used for sprinkling the yard for putting
rangoli, car washing and of course for gardening purpose
without using any filter. We can easily reduce BWSSB
water consumption by many thousand ltrs by this alone.
We actually waste what is supposed to be drinking water
for non drinking purposes!

Is it cost effective?
The drinking water that is pumped up from Cauvery river
hundred kilometers away and lifted up by nearly 500
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meters to reach Bangalore after filtration and chlorination,
is actually highly subsidized. It costs around Rs20 per
thousand liters whereas we are charged much lower, on
the average only about Rs4. BWSSB is bound to increase
the water rates, especially of those who use it for non
drinking purpose, which actually results in higher
consumption. Assuming that it is going to be about Rs 20
at higher slab rate and you use ten thousand liters of rain
water every month, then you can easily save Rs.200 per
month!

When solar water heaters were introduced, it was thought

to be not very effective at the then prevailing low electric
rates, but with increase in rate per unit, it has become
cost effective. Now most houses have solar waste heaters
and are saving hundreds of rupees per month! Same with
RWH (Rain Water Harvest) in future the water rates are
going to be so high and the supply so erratic that we have
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to compulsorily depend, at least partly on rain water
directly.

How good is the rain water?

Rain water is the most easily available form of pure water.
In fact even Cauvery River is formed of rain water that has
flown over agricultural land, forest and even the roads.
We should also remember that it is not all that pure if we
consider the fact that even our Mysore road Vrishabhavati
valley’s highly polluted drain water finally joins Cauvery
River!

Cauvery water is potable because it has been purified at

great cost. But it still has lots of dissolved chemicals and
pollutants that don't get filtered! So far it is within limits
and therefore we continue to use it!

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Our roof areas are comparatively clean, apart from dust
that flows in and settles and leafs of trees that fall off.
These items don't really carry any disease germs and for
non potable purposes rain water collected can be directly
used.

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 Filters for rain
water Starting from
grating like simple filters
costing few hundred
rupees to `Pop up' filters
developed by Indian
Institute of Science (at
about Rs.2500/-) are
available This washable
filter allows us to use the
water for just about
every thing. If you boil
the water, it can even be
used for drinking
purpose! It has been
found that for cloth
washing the rain water is very good as it is softer than
Cauvery or any bore well water. It will use less soap/
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detergent and the clothes will look fresher as it does not
have any dissolved salts. Bore well and even Cauvery
water has lots of
dissolved salts
and other
chemicals.

Does RWH
needs lots of
investment?
To start with few
of the rain water
down take pipes
can be gathered
at one place and
the water coming

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from these can be stored. Once you are more familiar with
the system, the entire roof area can be harvested.

Ground Water Recharge

When Bangalore and its periphery had lots of open spaces
and agricultural lands, with every rain, the ground used to
get charged.
We have built
up so much
that the
ground is not
getting
recharged at
all. If we dig
even a few
feet in most

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places in Bangalore, the ground is very very dry and the
soil is

like dry powder! (Please see photo above of a fist full of

soil flowing like powder) What used to be surface water
open wells have got mostly dried up and even bore wells
that were yielding good water are drying up as there is no
recharging with every rain. Even our trees roots are not
getting good supply of ground water and many are dying.
The atmosphere too has become very dry and dusty as a
result and it is felt very much in the winter. This leads to
skin cracks and respiratory diseases.

Ground water recharge will lead to higher water table and

a greener Bangalore. Trees and greenery will flourish.
There will be a healthy percentage of humidity in winter
and it will be less dusty too. In summer we can expect
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Bangalore to be cooler too. Apart from these benefits
most of the bore wells will get recharged and there will be
less dependence on Cauvery water.

How to
recharge?
We need to dig
suitable sized
surface wells and
lead rain water to
these to allow
soaking in. The
smallest of these
rings can be of
2feet diameter and
minimum depth of
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about 6feet if open space around the house is less.
However rings of 3 to 4 feet diameter and depths of about
10feet can easily soak in all the water from the heaviest
rain for a roof area of about 1000sq feet. Soaking speed of
course depends on the type of soil found below. To
facilitate easy soaking, boulder packing needs to be done
around the well rings. The well can be suitably covered to
facilitate periodic inspection and over the years if it gets
silted up, it can be cleaned.

Cost Factor
It essentially involves the labour for digging the well, the
cost of rings and pipes to lead to the well from the down
take pipe point. A few other items like boulders for
packing and a cover are of course needed.

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 Net news .
by: C.S.Nagaraja

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If u lose your mobile in India, you can get it back
Got an interesting fact to share... Nowadays each one of
joke-
us carries Hi-Fi Mobile by.a.s.jayaram
devices and always fears that it
may be stolen.

Each mobile carries a unique IMEI i.e. International Mobile

Identity Number which can be used to track your mobile
anywhere in the world.
This is how it works!!!!!!
1. Dial *#06# from your mobile.
2. Your mobile shows a unique 15 digit.
3. Note down this no anywhere but except your mobile as
this is the no which will help trace your mobile in case of
a theft.
4. Once stolen you just have to mail this 15 digit IMEI no.
to cop@vsnl.net
5. No need to go to police.
6. Your Mobile will be traced within next 24 hrs via a
complex system of GPRS and internet.
7. You will find where your hand set is being operated
even in case your no is being changed. 61

If you lose your mobile, send an e-mail to cop@vsnl.net

with the following info..
Mr.a:- by which method are you reading e-magazine?
Mr.B:- i have taken complete printout and am reading it!
Mr.a:- oh! Fool, very purpose of e-magazine is defeated!
Puzzle of the month.
a.s.jayaram
1. In every magazine l will give a puzzle
2. There will be four days time for you to solve.
3. You have to mail your solutions
4. The name of the person who sends the correct
answer
Will be displayed after 7 days
5. If no One solves it even after 7 days. Then the

Solution will be displayed

6. Please try it for yourself Do not take the help of
others
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 it will be a good exercise for the brain

• there are 28 sticks in 9 square boxes( = sign are

not sticks)
• each digit is like electronic digits
• You have to make the equation correct.ie, LHS
=RHS.
Conditions for solving.

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1] you have to move 2 and only 2 sticks from their places
to other places
2] = sign should not be moved or altered like ≠ etc. i.e it
should be as it is. These are not sticks
3] You can leave a box empty at the end or start only.
4] Should not make more than one digit in one box.
5] Final solution should contain all the sticks .
6] No stick should touch or cross the box.
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