The answer my friend finals

 List the winners of Mahatma Gandhi Peace Prize
 Total 15 recipients
 Includes many native and Foreign Organisation
besides many peace activists
 Any attempt of giving extra attempts and
confusing m will be counted as Negative.
 5 marks each correct attempts .Total 90 marks to
grab.
 Best of Luck.

1. Julius Nyere
2. A.T Ariyaratne
3. Gerhard Fischer
4. Ramkrishna Mission
5. BabaAmte
6. Nelson Mandela
7. Grameen Bank
8. MohammadYounus
9. John Hume
10. BharatiyaVidya Bhavan
11. Vaclaw Havel
12. Coretta Scott King
13. DesmondTutu
14. Chandi Prasad Bhatt
15. ISRO

 21 Qs
 +10/-5 on Pounce

 It was on a fateful day that a tram plying on the
Ballygunj-Kalight route had to bear the ire of
political demonstrations .Its burnt Sections were
stationed at NonapukurWorkshop.Years later it was
restored by state Government and that too with
Luxurious compartments.
 By which name the trams are re-christened to signify
the word for beauty by nostalgic Bengalis and
this beauty is came from the hard work of the
workers of the factory?
 I need exact answer with a bit of word play.

 July 5, Algeria- Evian Accords took place ,power transfer from
French to Algerians started.
 May 19 , Algeria- Marked the end of 1958 Coup
 June 11 Libya- Negotiations took place between Libyan
representatives and American representatives.US soldiers leave
Almallah Base.The day is celebrated as Eid Al Jala.
 March 26, Mali- celebrated as Martyr day in Mali to commemorate
1991 coup that marked the starting of new era Democracy.
 November 10, Indonesia- Battle of Surabaya against allied British
troops stopped.celebrated as hero'es day (Hari Pahlawan)
 Apart from being significant revolutionary events what connects
these events ?Which is 'largest kind' of the lot, a date that every
country celebrates, specially this part of the world?(non-exhaustive)

 In the Novel ‘Pure’ , written by Andrew Miller , is
set in pre revolutionary France and the
upcomingTurmoil is a consistent theme
throughout. It follows an engineer named Jean
Baptist Baratte and chronicles of his efforts in
clearing an overfilled graveyard which is
polluting the surrounding area. Baratte makes
friends and enemies as the cemetery is both
love and hate d by people .Which person, rather
controversial and hated person, was
supervising his project(X)?

 Y appears as an Italian, is a prisoner of the
Château d'If who instructs Edmond Dantès in
mathematics, the sciences, and foreign
languages, and eventually helps him to escape
from the island prison. He also discloses to
Dantès the whereabouts of a hoard of jewels at
---------, a small island near the Italian coast,
before dying from a cataleptic seizure.Who is
this polymath who attracted controversies
whole life?
 Both X andY appears in fictional world

 Amazed by the liberal thoughts and freedom inAmerican
youth , X wrote the poem “To the Fourth of July” on the
4th of July in 1898, while traveling in Kashmir with a group
of his English andAmerican followers.The group
celebrated Independence Day, and X read the poem out
loud during the day’s breakfast . who is x? +3
1. Interestingly enough X died on 4th of July.The reason of
his death is debatable where as a according to " Holy
man", it was his less knowledge in the study of a part of
Vedanta that teaches the spirit (or self) is one and only.
 Who was the polymath of whom x was a supposed
student? +4
 In which part ofVedanta , he was weak? +3

 The problem arose when Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor
became Malaysia’s first astronaut going in a Russian Soyuz
spacecraft for a nine-day visit to the International Space
Station. Since the ISS orbits 220 miles above the surface of
the Earth, the orientation of the Earth changes from second
to second.
 Malaysia’s space agency, Angkasa, convened a conference
of 150 scientists and scholars in 2006 to address a crucial
question. A document was produced in early 2007 called A
Guideline of _______________________ at the ISS and was
approved by the required authority.Things were handled
with proper and calculated assumption. Also, there are two
distinct schools of thought for determining ___________.
What is being talked about?

 What is the common way to handle these problems?
 If you are thin as needle you don't need medicine, you need
....
 To succeed in life,
 During film song programme on DD, if the power fails,
 Despite studying well if you fail,
 If father calls you good for nothing,
 If the bald man goes toTirupati, .......
 If a girl entices and then loses interest,
 If old lady sits next to you, If festivals fall on Sundays,
 If lover breaks up calling you brother,
 Some Recent addition:
 If Hillary becomes president .....,if trump becomes president
 If500 rs note is demontized... If 1000 rs note is demonetized

 Recent additions were made in a Coke studio
music recording

 Ernest Howard Shepard OBE, was an English and Book
Illustrator . Active during the world war I he made many
illustrations (next Slide)
 He spent in Ashdown Forest , an ancient area of tranquil
open heath land occupying the highest sandy ridge top of
the High world area . It is situated Some 30 miles away
from South of London in the East Sussex , England.
 How is this illustrations of his time in tranquil Ashdown
Forest is well known? In the last picture slide you would
see place where certain annual event of sports is hosted .
Which sport? No parts. 5+5

The place where the event held

 This usage of X actually started as an insult but seems
to have been coopted as an affectionate name for
those bold souls who head out in search of black gold.
Dating back to 1940s America, the a “X" initially
referred to devices that were said to be able to locate
oil deposits, although in in the day, they were mainly
just scams as miraculous oil detecting technology did
not actually exist.The snake oil salesmen who peddled
such devices came to be known as X-ers.
 A 90s creation that includes Kafkaesque
twist,Paradoxes, karma-bites, which marked
someone's journey.Whose journey started ,still
looking for its deserved silverware?

 "There are many men in London, you know, who, some from
shyness, some from misanthropy, have no wish for the company
of their fellows.Yet they are not averse to comfortable chairs and
the latest periodicals. It is for the convenience of these that the X
was started, and it now contains the most unsociable and
unclubbable men in town. No member is permitted to take the
least notice of any other one. Save in the Stranger's Room, no
talking is, under any circumstances, allowed, and three offences,
if brought to the notice of the committee, render the talker liable
to expulsion. I have myself found it a very soothing atmosphere."
 Whose unlikely ‘Towering’ person’s , debut creative writing
venture was on the character who cofounded the
organization?

 It is one of the longest structures in the world and is
the world's longest fence. It stretches 5,614
kilometres (3,488 mi) from Jimbour on the Darling
Downs near Dalby through thousands of kilometres
of arid land ending west of Eyre peninsula on cliffs of
the Nullarbor Plain above the Great Australian
Bight near Nundroo. Australia's X is twice the length
of the Great Wall of China.
 What does this border represents or work for?

 The Dingo Fence or Dog Fence is a pest-
exclusion fence that was built in Australia
during the 1880s and finished in 1885, to keep
dingoes out of the relatively fertile south-east
part of the continent (where they had largely
been exterminated) and protect the sheep
flocks of southern Queensland. It is mainly
made to save inland cattles.

 Americans compare this beverage made with Gin and
Vermouth withThe invention of sonnet in literature.
Researchers at university of western Ontario has been
working on finding the reason of a certain ritual.They
noticed if it is X-ed, it enables unlocking of hydrogen
peroxides , with only .072 %peroxide left compared to
.0157% peroxide OfY-ed particulate.Thus they prove
it is harmful for people if they consumed XED Kind of
Beverage as it contains more antioxidants. What am I
talking about?
 The process gives name to whivh certain position?
 Pic in next slide

 The ------- ------ is a term that describes the phenomenon of
women in leadership roles, such as executives in the
corporate world and female political election candidates,
being likelier than men to achieve leadership roles during
periods of crisis or downturn, when the chance of failure is
highes.
 ------ ------ refers to the processes and barriers that serve to
exclude Asians and American people of Asian descent from
executive positions on the basis of subjective factors such as
"lack of leadership potential" and "lack of communication
skills" that cannot actually be explained by job performance
or qualifications. 4

 Next slide

 The -------- --------is a metaphor for the
underrepresentation of women in creative
positions in Hollywood, after the material tjat was
essential produce motion pictures. 3
 These term have been derived from the dane
metaphor which describes an invisible barrier for
women
 Name the terms which has been used Articles
written in Crains, Fortune, Forbes etc

 X andY met at a place named Srinagar in Garhwal hills. X was fully
armed and rode a horse.Y said "I had heard that you occupied the
Gaddi of Guru Nanak",
 X replied, “Internally i am a hermit, and externally i am a prince. Arms
mean protection to the poor and destruction of the tyrant. Baba Nanak
had not renounced the world but had renounced Maya, i.e. self and
ego:
 “batan faquiri, zahir amiri
shastar garib ki rakhya, jarwan ki bhakhiyaBaba
Nanak sansar nahi tyagya, Maya tyagi thi.”
 These words of X found a ready response in the heart of Y who, as
quoted in Pothi Panjak Sakhian, spontaneously said, “this
appealeth to my mind –Yeh hamare man bhavti hai’’
 Next Slide

The historic encounter must have left an impact on Y
and it may have encouraged him to consider armed
resistance against an oppressive, tyrannical rule. In his
later years he did emphasize on exercises and
physical training and highlighted warrior’s role in
society:
He established temples of Hanuman in towns and
villages to convey importance of exercise to youth and
taught them to get together and fight the enemy. He
also encouraged local people for the practice of Native
Malkham.
 who met whom?

 What are the images beside result of?
 Due to recent develops in algorithm in
Image Style transfer this phenomenon
has happened which has drawn many
criticism from artistic world. Some of
them referring the European social
revolution as 'Devil's triangle'.
 Give me the funda or the phenomenon

 In his candid autobiography Ishqnama, X writes about a particular
afternoon.The king writes, in Persian, that when he was sitting in his
garden reading his poetry, he was so overwhelmed by it that he ripped
his robes apart in a trance.With a mere loincloth around his waist, he
smeared himself and his female companions with ash, pretending to be
a yogi.
 Known to be short and plump, he is depicted in most paintings at the
State Museum sitting with the women of his zenana, hair curling down
to his shoulders, wearing a rich brocade angraksa .He was a voluptuary,
still he never touched wine, and though sunk in pleasure, he never
missed his five daily prayers. It was the literary and artistic attainments
of which distinguished him from his contemporaries.
 Who is X? And what did he did to keep intact his creative and free
flowing heart intact which can be seen in his portraits Dominantly?

The science
explains thatThe
halo is in fact a
space helmet, as
fanciful as that may
seem, space
helmets have
golden visors which
blocks out harmful
and potentially
fatal radiation from
killing an astronaut
while allowing him
to see out of it.

A halo (also known as
a nimbus, aureole, glory, or gloriole)
is a crown of light rays, circle or disk
of light that surrounds a person in
the art. Halo or Nimbus is only for
the head.

For the whole
body it is
Mandorla.

 ‘Golf in the kingdom’ is a book by Michael Murphy , is a around a
young man who plans to visit India , But stops in Scotland when he
comes across Professional Golfer Shivas Irons , who teaches him
about Golf and spirituality.
 Murphy was inspired to write book after his visit to India. He spent
time in Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry and studied great
athletes who said they have achieved the state of Zen.The novel
spawned the Shivas Irons Society , an organization whose
members combine Golf and Meditation . Murphy wrote a sequel
named , “Kingdom of Shivas Irons”
 Clint Eastwood bought the production rights but could not manage
to make a celluloid version
 According to Murphy , Shivas Irons was a cross of two famous
people .Who? (one of them is famous golfer)

 The dishTurducken is made of the thoracic cavity of
the gane birds and the rest of the gaps are stuffed,
sometimes with a highly seasoned breadcrumb
mixture or sausage meat, although some versions
have a different stuffing.The result is a fairly solid
layered poultry dish, suitable for cooking by
braising, roasting, grilling, or barbecuing.
 What doesTurducken mean? And what method is
used to cook this dish?

 Turducken is portmanteau ofTurkey+duck+
chicken. Chicken and Duck is stuffed into
Turkey Met. So, three types of met cook t
same time.The official term for this process is
Engestation.

 X lighting is a lighting technique that is used in studio
portrait photography. It can be achieved using one light
and a reflector, or two lights, and is popular because it is
capable of producing images which appear both natural
and compelling with a minimum of equipment.
 Legendary director Cecil B. DeMille is credited without the
first use of the term.While shooting the 1915 film,The
Warrens ofVirginia, DeMille borrowed some portable
spotlights from the Mason Opera House in Los Angeles
and "began to make shadows where shadows would
appear in nature. thus giving it the name on it's pioneer X.

 Ur Karlekens Sprak is a modern advanced film about sexual
education an behaviour based on the clinical research made
by famous American and Swedish doctors.The film centers
around a panel; Inge and Sten Hegeler, Maj-Brith
Bergstroem-Walan and Sture Cullhed.The film deals with all
kinds of problems connected with the sexual relationship of
people.Whilst every question is discussed by the panel., the
film illustrates; the difference between male and female
sexual organs and their functions, positions,and etc.
 It gained publicity when 30,000 people gathered on
Trafalgar Square in London to protest against a nearby
movie theatre showing it, one of the protesters being pop
singer Cliff Richard.
 Besides this how is thisfilm is familiar to us?

 C receives blood from two sources.
 TheseA, B, C are connecting to a code , as these
substances reacts with Mono-amine oxidase
inhibitors.
 Which code or message busted that it wasn’t a
joke from the Man but a cryptic message he is not
curing his disease?
 Give me the funda

 ‘I ate his liver with Fava Beans and Nice
Chianti wine’ - Lecter

 Fill in the blanks
 +5,0
 +10,-5 for stake
 No points for full House

 Give me the two people spoofed in the comics
 There is specified blank .The female counterpart
was engaged in controversy with the person in
blank.
 Give me the three person.

 Nikolai IvanovichYezhov or Ezhov ; (May 1, 1895 – February 4, 1940)
was a Soviet secret police official under Joseph Stalin. He was head
of the NKVD from 1936 to 1938, during the most active period of the
Great Purge. His time in office is known as the "Yezhovshchina", a
term coined during the de-Stalinization campaign of the 1950s.After
presiding over executions and mass arrests during the Great Purge,
Yezhov became a victim of it himself.There is no record of them
would be found in books, photographs, and articles so that no trace
of them is found in the present anywhereThis was so that a person
who defied the party would be gone from all citizens' memories,
even friends and family.
 What is being talked about? And it inspired whom?

 The words were written in 1915 as a poem of three verses by
Hans Leip (1893–1983), a school teacher from Hamburg who
had been conscripted into the Imperial GermanArmy.Leip
reportedly combined the nickname of his friend's girlfriend, ----
---- with the name of another friend, -------- who was a nurse.
 At one point the Nazi government's propaganda minister,
Joseph Goebbels, ordered broadcasting of the song to stop.
Radio Belgrade received letters from Axis soldiers all over
Europe asking them to play "-------- -------" again. Erwin
Rommel, commander of the Afrika Korps, admired the song
and asked Radio Belgrade to incorporate it into their
broadcasts.Goebbels reluctantly changed his mind, and from
then on the tune was used to sign-off the broadcast at 9:55 PM
 Which iconic song} For cookies giveY

 Following the death of Marilyn Monroe from an overdose onAugust
5, 1962, the suicide rates increased by 200 more than the average
during that month. On the other hand, when the iconic front man of
Nirvana, Kurt Cobain, committed suicide in 1994, despite there
being fears of a strong X effect, an actual increase in suicides did not
occur in wider society.
 AlthoughY’s novel may have triggered this effect in the past,
nowadays, the first to get the blame these days is usually the media
and their sensational way of reporting on sensitive types of news.
Some countries such is Norway do not report suicides at all in order
o avoid any chance of a greater tragedy.
 The term was coined by researcher David Phillips in 1974, two
centuries afterY‘s novel was published.
 What is x effect or what is the name of the novel?

 Arghya (1961) was a very special
documentary film, produced by the
Government ofWest Bengal on the occasion
of RabindranathTagore's birth centennial
made by Debaki Bose . He chose Four
poems as the base of his movie which would
suitably give a view on those times' social
systems and environment name the 4
Tagore Poem.

 Vesta Stoudt , was an intelligent lady with her both
son in Navy.When her two sons came back home
after war they said it was very hard to retaliate as
Ammo boxes took too long to open . He complained
about this to president Roosevelt and attached an idea
that could make it easy. Immediately Johnson &
Johnson Acquired the idea .What was her idea and
what was the end result?

 This was written by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston, who wrote
many songs for movies when they were under contract with
Paramount Pictures. X sang it in 1956 epic thriller film. In the
film, she was putting her young son to bed. Livingston told Paul
Zollo in 1987: "We got a call from the Director. And he told us that
he had X in his picture, whom he didn't want. But MCA, the
agency, was so powerful that they said if he wanted Jimmy
Stewart he would also have to take X and Livingston and Evans. It
was the only time an agent got us a job that I can remember.
Hitchcock said that since X was a singer, they needed a song for
her. He said, 'I can tell you what it should be about. She sings it to
a boy. It should have a foreign title because Jimmy Stewart is a
roving ambassador and he goes all over the world."

 Z is 2000 Bolly movie with a story line where it's
protagonist saves a politician from the clutches of a
criminal or terrorist and returns home As a hero. His
childhood friend Anjali tries to woo him with a song
which also featured a profound Choreographer. Now
after release of the songThere was a controversy
that it was stolen from the hollywood movie Song,
with some words tweaked a little.What is the
original song and what is the 2000 movie?
 Don’t Need Y.

 Aquitaine - the far southwestern region of France, which
borders with the traditional autonomous X region, also
shares some common traditional values.The first to be
benefitted of this traditional similarity was a Frenchman
named BixenteY in the 90s - was from Saint-Jean-de-
Luz, which is right in the southwestern corner of France
and is very much a traditionally X place, though
administratively in France.
 The second to get benefit of it , Z was born in Agen -
southwestern, but not quite in the X country - but comes
from X parents, and was brought up in Bayonne, also
comfortably within the greater X region.
 Identify the persons who got a certain benefit?What was
that benefit?

 A X is a person or object that behaves in a deceptive or dishonest
way, often as a hoax or in jest. Some of the sources claim the term
came from a german citu where coins were copied.When referring
to a person, a X means a fraud or impostor, implying an element of
unjustified publicity and spectacle. In modern usage, the word is
most associated with aWell known rich Irish Grumpy man, who
made x part of an iconic quote. Usage of it can be seen in many
literary works.Who is the grumpy man?
 There is a land snail naturally restricted to forests ofViti Levu, Fiji,
evidently occurring only at mid- to high-elevations. Despite
extensive survey only three sites have been found . local people call
the fake snails or useless. What these are named after X but with an
addition taking cue from the popular saying?

 This is the painting
named ‘The Sower’ by Sir
John Everett Millais.
Which joint venture
company has
eponymous mascot
inspired from the
painting? Reason for
choosing the painting is
to represent their
business of spreading
Knowledge .

 Something Began as a Men’s Sports
event in 1975 andWomen’s sports is
added in 1981 . Organized By IAAF the
mother organization , Male and Female
participate in Decathlon or Heptathlon
and at the end of the year points are
added to total for Parent Competition ,
Generally takes place in Spring (May
April )
 The Meet is sponsored by a European
Company (left)
 Question is what isTournament called
(blanked) ? And where does it take
 place ??

 Hypo Meeting
 Gotzis , Austria

 The X Flap is a small tab projecting from trailing edge of the wing .
Typically it is set at a right angle to the pressure side surface of the
Airfoil and projects the wing chord by 1% or 2% ,This trailing edge
device can improve the performance of a simple airfoil to nearly the
same level as a complex High performance design.
 He also Le Mans 24 with the great AJ Foyt jointly. But his le man's
win is most remembered for a specific reason.
 Other than His famous Flap technique, what is the most obvious
contribution to racing which is dominantly seen in every race except
Abu dhabi and bahrain gp?
 Why is it discontinued in Bahrain GP or the substitute that they
found out?
 Clue- after two years of slight change it's returning to it's previous
state.

 Dan Gurney
 Celebrating with Champagne
 Bahrain being a Muslim country , they replaced it with
soda Rose water

 In the Next slides you will see some entities .
Connect them
 In 7th slide, there’s is a entity which is
opposite with other Entities

 X is a disease of arthritis on
knee joints making it swell. in
Egypt, during depression those
who ate heavy food said to
have cursed with these disease.
Heavy food exerts Uric Acid.
Uric acid is eliminated in our
urine, and some people cannot
eliminate as well as others.Too
much remains in the blood and,
in some of these people, the
uric acid will form sharp crystals
which deposit in the joints.

 Poor Man’s Sobers- Eknath Solkar & Rusi Surti
 Poor Man’sApple- Guava
 Poor Man’s Silver- Pewter
 Poor Man’sAl Pacino- Ron Silver
 Poor Man’s Bible –The Paintings of Church
 Poor Man’sTaj Mahal- Bibi ka Maqbara
 oPposite one being Gaut or Rich man’s Disease.

 There was real competition to get this particular
accolade.Especially noted are the struggles between
Sante Carollo and Luigi Malabrocca, sometimes they
engaged on track spat. Sometimes they ended the race
on punctured tires.
 In 1948 the honor was awarded to theTuscan Aldo Bini,
who according to some journalists and fans of the time,
stubbornly continued the race until the end, despite a
broken right hand suffered in a mass crash, and the
suffering that especially in the mountain stages forced
him to get off the bike and push it uphill.
 What accolade or win is talked about?

 Other than the three primary types of soil found in
crust ofWest Bengal (Entel,Doyash,bele),there there
is another type of pluvial soil. Mainly found in
Sunderbans , Chittagong and other places, these are
very gluey type of soil, Named Bhakta mati.
 If One of the sources to be believed the etymology
comes from the fact theat Sei Chaitanya and his
followers who covers the area on their foot.This
theory is not true as far researchers said.
 What is the real and more sarcastic reason? Weave
me a story.

 The soil is gluey that it doesn't leave the feet
even after much cleansing , much like
devotees who keep themselves at the feet of
the god.

 There are many legends linking the fort to divine aspects.
One such is the story of King Bali. God, known in these parts
as Bawan Bhagwan, appeared before Bali, disguised as a
Brahmin, and begged for three feet of land.The generous
king agreed. God placed his first step on the hill of X Fort and
left his foot mark there. Since then it is known as "At the step
of almighty", which over the years took the short form of X.
 This place is known to us for two reasons . One, a
Immortal magical Literature Piece whose creator
was inspired by this place’s Serenity and
Mysteries. Second an 2012 movie was shot here?
 Place? Literary Piece? Movie?

 Balaji Rangachari, a 3rd year student at IIT-Madras has
created a new programming language that might
revolutionize the software industry as we know it.The
programming language named ‘C-X’ by the young
IITian, uses iconic X’s cliches as syntax for complex
programming constructs.

 Bajali’s innovation promises to make coding far more
pleasurable while ramping up efficiency of
programmers.Addressing a group of programmers
and technology evangelists at Microsoft India office in
Hyderabad, Balaji demonstrated various keywords
mentioning how to create fun in IT Jobs.Who is X?
What is the End statement of the Program?

 Wrigley's introduced their new chewing gum brand X gum that
promises to r intensify our senses.The description at website
goes as
 X Gum
"Stimulate your Senses’
Discover all the facts, flavors, and history of X gum; the chewing
gum to Stimulate your Senses. X gum is a groundbreaking
sugar-free gum that delivers a unique chewing experience.The
signature sleek chewing gum envelope created the next great
gum packaging enhancement for stick gum and is slim enough
to fit in a pocket or purse. Don’t go by Name. Each distinctive
envelope has an eye-catching design and holds 15 sticks."
 What is this gum aptly named?

Several of the names and items in the story are
references to (or puns on) terms associated with the
sport with the effect that the sport is jokingly
portrayed as having cosmic antiquity and significance.
 The X Gate is a universal symbol among the diverse
cultures of the Galaxy of the basic ideals of civilization
 X gate is formed by
 1. A steel pillar
 2.A wooden pillar
 3. A Perspex
 4. Golden ..... of prosperity
 5. A silver .... of peace .


 X gate is the entrance to the planetY.The
name of the planet comes from the aberration
on the name of the Sport, to signify it's their
own pride and heritage.
 Id X ,a punny representation of a thing related
to a sport.
 Who I is the author?
 What is the Name of the tournament that
churns much popularity from different planets ,
played between the planet vs. Greyfallet?

 Where can we see those sporting events
events?

Events description
Coin and toss Imitating coin toss
Bowling Traditional bowling
Playing Marbles Playing with marble balls
PoleVaulting Traditional polevaults
Climbing a tree Climbing up a tree
Guillotine Imitating a gullotine act
Hide n seek Playing hide n seek
Playing Holy Mass Imitating holy mass
Swing Swinging
Knot Play Trying different knots
Rattles A game with loud noise
Pull women’s hair Pulling hairs
Pirouetting skirts Swirling long skirts

Playing ScourgeWhip
Buck Buck A game of jumping over each other
somersault Somersaulting
PlayingTiddly winkles Playing with wink discs
Dethroning King- Role play Imitating dethronement act
Pushing wall Pushing wall with all muscles
Blind Man’s Bluff A bluff game
Swimming Traditional swimming
Diving Traditional diving
Bocce Playing with bocce balls
Rock paper scissors Playing Rock paper scissors
Climbing high Fences Climbing fences
Pinãta Playing with papier mache dolls
Soap bubbles Playing with soap bubbles
Walk on stilts Walk on long stilts
Hobby Horse Playing with one participant beingade horse

 His father was District Magistrate of Nadia , who founded the teen
periodical, Ramdhanu ('The Rainbow')] For eight years until his
untimely demise, he took over editorship from Bishweshwar. X filled
the pages of Ramdhanu with school stories, humorous tales, poems
and informative articles. He penned a series of humorous pseudo-
mythological sketches, later labelled Nutan Puraan.Other story
anthologies include Chaayer Dhnowaa, Haashyo O Rahashyo,
Apriloshyo Prothom Dibawshey (co-authored with Shibram
Chakraborty).
 Which sleuth, Intelligent , ‘coming from other country’ character
was he responsible to bring into Bengali literature with the novel
‘Padmaraag’?
 Shibram Chakraborty also paid tribute to him by introducing a new
character by whose name is pun on the name of the previous? .
Name him we have comic strip here.

 X saying on the 40th anniversary of something, "It's
about our reaction, of guilt, distaste, awkwardness
and confusion, all these things that we feel when
we're confronted with the reality of the homeless.
You see someone who's clearly in desperate need of
some help,The man , ------- is a man with poor
hygpoo"
 X wrote it about a character he made up based on
actual photographs of transient men of X's wife at the
time, Jennie, was an amateur photographer and had
brought the pictures for X to look at. Many of the
lyrics are X describing the men in the pictures.
 What is being talked about ? Fitb who doesn’t have a
very good good eye forYoung girls.

 X – Jethro
Tull Singer
Ian
Robertson

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