Happy Vishnu

Citrus!

Slices of various citrus fruits


Slices of pink grapefruit, lime, lemon and orange



Citrus aurantifolia – Key Lime

Citrus maxima – Pomelo

Citrus medica – Citron

Citrus reticulata – Mandarin Orange & Tangerine

Important hybrids:

Citrus × aurantium – Bitter Orange

Citrus × latifolia – Persian Lime

Citrus × limon – Lemon

Citrus × limonia – Rangpur

Citrus × paradisi – Grapefruit

Citrus × sinensis – Sweet Orange



Ini chumma muttaapokku parayaathe aa point ingu thannere...

Answer for Question # 4:

Chakka or Jack Fruit.

Points:

Mithran - 10 points
Shafeeq - 10 points
Drillu - 10 Points (Drillu randu utharam paranju engilum oru vishu kaineettam aayi athu angeekarichu point tharunnu)
Saji - 10 points
Romeo - 10 points
Saroj - 10 points.

Congrats to all winners on this special day of Vishu.

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deleting a file doesnt remove the data or resets thos bits to 0..operating systems just remove that 'inode' from its file system so the memory of that file can be used by another file but the file content still exists in the disk..that will be removed if u do a format..or fill the disk with some other data...a data expert can look at the bit pattern in the disk and identify the file..for example if its a jpeg, he should be able to find jpeg headers in the physiscal drive even though the OS thinks that file is removed..

When a file is deleted only the the information regarding the file from the allocation table of the file system deleted.DOS it's FAT table, for Unix it's the inode and so on...The actual file still exists in the hard disk in the orginal location.
As long as the orginal location is not rewriten with new data , the file can be retrieved..

another unconvincing answer from v1 annan..







Now read....

Largest of all tree-borne fruits, the jackfruit may be 8 in to 3 ft (20-90 cm) long and 6 to 20 in (15-50 cm) wide, and the weight ranges from 10 to 60 or even as much as 110 lbs (4.5-20 or 50 kg). The "rind' or exterior of the compound or aggregate fruit is green or yellow when ripe and composed of numerous hard, cone-like points attached to a thick and rubbery, pale yellow or whitish wall. The interior consists of large "bulbs" (fully developed perianths) of yellow, banana-flavored flesh, massed among narrow ribbons of thin, tough undeveloped perianths (or perigones), and a central, pithy core. Each bulb encloses a smooth, oval, light-brown "seed" (endocarp) covered by a thin white membrane (exocarp). The seed is 3/4 to 1 1/2 in (2-4 cm) long and 1/2 to 3/4 in (1.25-2 cm) thick and is white and crisp within. There may be 100 or up to 500 seeds in a single fruit.






Can u show me some references which claim that chakka (u can use this original term, jack fruit is from portugues jaca which actually is from our chakka) is not a single fruit, but its a bunch of several fruits?????