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Coloured Milestone - Why do Indian roads have coloured milestones ?

Why do Indian roads have coloured milestones? While walking or travelling on the road,we must have seen various milestones of different colour along the road.But do you understand the meaning of these different coloured milestones?H ave you ever thought about the reason behind it. Yellow strip on milestone indicates :- While walking or travelling on the road,If you see the yellow strip at the top of the milestone.Then you have to understand that you are going to a national highway. This means that Yellow painted milestone indicates the national highway. Green strip on milestone indicates :- If you see a milestone having the green strip on the upper part of it,then it means that you are not on the National Highway but on the State Highway. This means that Green painted milestone indicates the  State Highway. Blue or black strips on milestone imdicates :- If you see a blue stripped milestone or a black and white one, you are travelling in a city or on a district road. This means t...

File Transfer - Steps to transfer your image to computer

how to transfer Files  from your Phone to compute r ? To transfer a file/photo to your device using USB cable , follow these steps : - For Android:- Turn on your  phone  and your  laptop . Unlock both devices, if they are password protected. Connect  your phone to your computer  With   a   USB cable . On  your phone , tap  the  " Charging this device via USB " notification. Under " Use USB for ," select File  Transfer . A  file  transfer  window will open on  your computer. Now you can transfar photos/files using copy-paste or Drug & Drop . For iPhones:- On a Windows  laptop : Connect your  iPhone  with USB cable > Open  Photos  app from the Start menu if it doesn't pop up > Click on the  Import  option > Choose From a USB cable > Then select  photos  you want to  transfer  > Click on  Import  and Continue...

why red cross symbol is used in hospitals?

Often you may have noticed a red cross marks on an ambulance on doctor's car or outside hospital or inside hospital.But have you ever thoughtr about the reason behind it.Don't panic even if you have no knowledge about it as we have come up with the proper information. Why do doctors have ' plus ' symbols ?  Why Is The Medical Symbol for First Aid a Red Cross ? What does it mean ? It is actually not a plus sign, it is a cross symbol.The cross symbol is the sign of the Red Cross, which is a voluntary organisation working in the field of medical services.It was founded by Henry Dunant about 150 years ago.The sign is usually found in hospitals which are also known as plus sign in hospital, nursing homes, clinics, dispensary, ambulances, etc. In Islamic countries, the red cross is replaced with a red crescent. Doctors use this sign so that they can be easily identified,especilly during an emergency.This sign means protection symbol i.e by looking at this sign you can underst...

Road Marking - What do the different lines and colors on the road mean in India?

While driving, we all have noticed white and yellow lines on road.But have you ever thought about this?Every driver needs to know the different meanings of those common road markings.Don't panic even if you have no knowledge about it as we have come up with the right information. Different Types of Road Marking:- Broken White Line : Around the country, this is the most widespread type of road used. A broken white line in the middle of the road gives you permission to change lanes, overtake and take U-turns. But you need to ensure beforehand that the road is clear and it is safe to perform.So, dear driver switch the lane only if it's safe to do so. Continuous White Line :   A continuous white line is a tad stricter.It express that you are not all owed to  overtake other vehicles or take U-turns. If you are on this type of road, just keep moving straight.But this rule can vary from one state to another.For e.g in Telangana, a solid yellow line means no overtaking.   Continu...

Why Do Doctors Wear Green or Blue Clothes During The operation?

You all have seen doctors wearing green or blue clothes in the hospital or in  movies or in web series. Usually,doctors wear such clothes during the operation. But have you ever thought that why do doctors wear blue or green clothes during all the operations? Why not any othe colour? Let's Know ! Before the twentieth century, hospital clothes or scrubs, used to be white.. to denote cleanliness.But later the colour was changed to green.  Red-green colour lie on opposite side of the colour wheel.That means there is no such colour as  reddish- green or greenish-red, unlike a bluish-green colour (according to Opponent Process Theory of Colour Vision). The brain interprets colours relative to each other, so the contrast between red and green makes it easier to look out for blood oozing out during a surgery. Also continuously looking at red can lead to distracting green illusion on white surface and desensitizes the cones in the eye (cells responsible for colour vision), so l...

Why judges break nib of pen after awarding a death sentence ?

Since the time of the British Raj,  the custom of  breaking the nib of their pens   after awarding a death sentence has been followed by Indian judges.  But have we ever thought of the reason of doing such an act? There is more than one reason why a judge resorts to this action after he/she has passed the judgement. 1. The practice is symbolic of the belief that a pen which is used to take away a person’s life should not be used ever again for other purposes.The very act of giving the death sentence, or taking the life of someone, is considered so “unholy” that the pen automatically becomes sullied. Hence, the pen is destroyed. 2. After passing the death sentance,Judges have no powers to review/revoke the judgement or order once it has been written and signed.So the nib is also broken, symbolic of the fact that the judge cannot cancel or rewrite the judgement if he/she has a change of heart or mind.   3. It is done by the judge as a way of distancing himself/he...