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Answer the following questions in a sentence or two.
1)Where was Naidu born?
A:- G.D.Naidu was born in Kalangal, India on 23rd
March 1893.
2)What was Naidu’s first job?
A:- After leaving his family, he took up a waiter job at a
hotel in Coimbatore city.
3)List three inventions Naidu created or helped to create.
A:- Naidu built the first electric motor in India.He created
an electric razor, a tamper-proof note recording machine and a kerosene fan.
4)What was Naidu’s farm a source of curiosity for many?
A:- The farm Naidu made had become a source of curiosity for
many as he apparently had the entire building built within eight hours time.
5)When did Naidu become principal of the polytechnic college
he founded?
A:- Since he was so passionate about education, in 1945
Naidu became the principal of the polytechnic college he founded.
Answer the following
questions in 100 words.
6)Give an account of Naidu as a school child.
A:- When he was a school child, Naidu’s childhood years were
spent getting in trouble. He disliked attending lessons and was frequently
punished for his habit of hurling sand at teachers during class. Naidu’s this
mischievous( bad) nature often noticed at home, where he would ignore his
chores and responsibilities. He at once lit a stack of hay on fire, simply to
see what would happen. However, over time, Naidu would come to appreciate the
importance and value of a comprehensive education.
7)Identify one of Naidu’s habits.
A:- G.D.Naidu was born on 23rd March 1893 in Kalangal, India. He was an
Indian engineer and inventor. He is commonly referred as ‘the Edison’ of India
for his contribution to the fields of technology,industry and development. It
has been recognized that he built the first electric motor in India.
G.D.Naidu
disliked attending lessons. He had a habit of hurling sand at teachers during
the classes and was frequently punished for it. He did it because many of the
classes took place on dry,muddy fields.
8)What field of study Naidu interested in?
A:- .G.D.Naidu was born on 23rd March 1893 in Kalangal, India. He was an
Indian engineer and inventor. He is commonly referred as ‘the Edison’ of India
for his contribution to the fields of technology,industry and development. It
has been recognized that he built the first electric motor in India.
G.D.Naidu
was interested in technical education, in particular, in Mechanics. As soon as
he had the sight of a foreigner, who had ridden through the village of Kalangal
on a motorcycle, he not only desired to ride the motorcycle but also determined
to understand the mechanism of it. More over to this, he wished a lot of time
to fiddle with mechanical gadgets as a mechanic in Coimbatore. All this shows
that Naidu was interested in Mechanical Engineering.
9)What was the defining moment in Naidu’s life?
A:-G. D.Naidu was born on 23rd March 1893 in Kalangal, India. He was an
Indian engineer and inventor. He is commonly referred as ‘the Edison’ of India
for his contribution to the fields of technology,industry and development. It
has been recognized that he built the first electric motor in India.
The defining
moment of Naidu’s life came when he was still a youngster. That is, a foreigner
had ridden through the village of Kalangal on motor cycle. In the views of the
majority of the people in the village, the foreigner was simply a passer by. As
soon as he departure from their village, they ignored him. But for Naidu, the
sight of the motorcycle was inspiring as he wanted to ride it. More
importantly, he wanted to understand how it operated. This was the defining
moment of Naidu’s life.
10)Describe Naidu’s travels and experiences while travelling.
A:- G. D.Naidu was born on 23rd March 1893 in Kalangal, India. He was an
Indian engineer and inventor. He is commonly referred as ‘the Edison’ of India
for his contribution to the fields of technology,industry and development. It
has been recognized that he built the first electric motor in India.
In 1920
Naidu expanded his horizons and set up his own transport business. He purchased
an automobile coach, and took to driving it between Pollachi and Pallani cities
within Tamil Nadu. It was a more popular form of transport and over time his
transport business expanded, turned as UMS (Universal Motor Service) t hat
owned the most efficient fleet of public transport vehicles in the country.
Building reputation for himself, Naidu began travelling. He
personally met with Adolf Hitler and was able to secure manufacturing contracts
that would later help him manufacture razors.
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questions in 150 words.
11)Give an account of G.D.Naidu’s attitude towards education
as he grew up.
A:- G. D.Naidu was
born on 23rd March 1893 in Kalangal,
India. He was an Indian engineer and inventor. He is commonly referred as ‘the
Edison’ of India for his contribution to the fields of technology,industry and
development. It has been recognized that he built the first electric motor in
India.
While G.D.Naidu was a student,
he disliked attending lessons and was frequently punished for his habit of
hurling sand at teachers during class. However, Naidu would eventually grow out
of all these and was able to focus on education. Over time, Naidu would come to
appreciate the importance and value of comprehensive education. He believed in
the importance of education and made it as his mission to set up the first
polytechnic college in India. He encouraged youth to grow an interest in research development. Naidu
was so passionate about education that in 1945 he was made the principal of the
polytechnic college he established.
12)Why was Naidu called the ‘Edison of India’?
A:- G. D.Naidu was born on 23rd March 1893 in Kalangal, India. He was an
Indian engineer and inventor. He is commonly referred as ‘the Edison’ of India
for his contribution to the fields of technology,industry and development. It
has been recognized that he built the first electric motor in India.
In 1920,
Naidu stepped in transport business by maintaining UMS(Universal Motor
Service),he has brought the most efficient fleet of public transport vehicles
in the country and got tremendous success in transport business. By
collaborating with D.Balasundaram, G.D.Naidu created India’s first indigenous
motor in 1937. It was a huge success in India. While Naidu didn’t stop at
motor. He later created an electric razor, a tamper-proof note recording
machine, and a kerosene run fan. He also focused on camera equipment, created a
distance adjuster for film cameras. He dabbled too in the cotton business.
Hence it is apt to consider G.D.Naidu as the Edison of India.
13)What did G.D.Naidu do with the motorcycle after the
British surveyor gifted it to him.
A:- G. D.Naidu was born on 23rd March 1893 in Kalangal, India. He was an
Indian engineer and inventor. He is commonly referred as ‘the Edison’ of India
for his contribution to the fields of technology,industry and development. It
has been recognized that he built the first electric motor in India.
Naidu was ecstatic when he was gifted the motorcycle from the British
surveyor as it was the prize he had long sought. In his free time, he rode his
motorcycle as far as possible and he tried to understand the mechanism of it at
all. He began dismantling the bike and then refitting the equipment. In this
process he became familiar with how the engine operated and how the brakes
operated over time was able to put this experience to get a job as a mechanic.
14)What was Naidu’s relationship with agriculture?
A:- G. D.Naidu was born on 23rd March 1893 in Kalangal, India. He was an
Indian engineer and inventor. He is commonly referred as ‘the Edison’ of India
for his contribution to the fields of technology,industry and development. It
has been recognized that he built the first electric motor in India.
His time in
cotton business had improved Naidu’s interest in agriculture. He spent
considerable time researching and identifying new forms and varieties of
cotton, maize and papaya. The farm he lived on prospered and was a source of
curiosity for many, as he apparently completed the entire building built within
eight hours time. Sir C.V.Raman, the Noble prize-winning Indian Physicist and
Mokshagundam Viswesvaraiah and the Diwan of the then Mysore visited Naidu’s
farm several times and were impressed by his dedication and passion for
invitation.
15)What was Naidu doing between the 1920s and the 1930s?
A:- . D.Naidu was born on 23rd March 1893 in
Kalangal, India. He was an Indian engineer and inventor. He is commonly
referred as ‘the Edison’ of India for his contribution to the fields of technology,
industry and development. It has been recognized that he built the first
electric motor in India.
In 1920s
Naidu set up his own transport business, called UMS(Universal Motor Service).He
also dabbled in the cotton, got tremendous success in it. Living comfortably
and building reputation for himself, Naidu began travelling in the years of
1930s. His passion for technology extended to films and cameras and in 1935, he
filmed ‘The Funeral of King George’ in London. Later he met with Adolf Hitler
to secure manufacturing contracts of developing and manufacturing of razors. He
later tried his hand at politics too but lost in 1936 Provincial General
Elections.
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