1. The Google doodle was celebrating the 50th anniversary of the premiere of the original Star Trek television series. 2. Star Trek premiered on September 8, 1966 and featured a diverse crew exploring the galaxy aboard the starship USS Enterprise. 3. The doodle featured illustrations of iconic characters like Captain Kirk, Spock, and Dr. McCoy from the classic sci-fi series that inspired generations of fans.

1. Quizmasters :
Tapas Agarwal , Vijay Keswani , Siddhansh Arora

3. 1.
• X is a society, registered under the Tamil Nadu
Societies Registration Act. The logo of X is
derived from the emblem of the Order of the
Star of India, India's highest order of
chivalry during the British Raj and also its Coat
of Arms.

5. • BCCI

6. 2.
• To his surprise, this English footballer found his likeness
on the backs of cigarette packs in India, as part of a
new set of mandatory warnings against smoking (it
showed a man with blackened lungs). After his lawyers
threatened to sue, the Indian health ministry withdrew
the image, though they insisted "the picture could be
of any man".
• This only adds to the personal and professional
turbulence faced by the footballer in the last twelve
months.
• Which footballer?

8. John Terry

9. 3.
• During the freedom struggle, she created, an
organization of young Indian boys and girls, as
the children's wing of the Indian National
Congress known as the Vanar Sena. Who?

11. • Indira Gandhi

12. 4.
• This movie star goes under the name N.
Herschlag and holds a degree in Neuroscience
from Harvard.
• She is one of the very few people in the world
to have an Erdos-Bacon number.
• Who is she?

14. • Natalie Portman

15. 5.
• This great North African general has a name that
translates as “Grace of the Lord”, and demolished
the Roman armies at Trebbia, Lake Trasimene and
Cannae. Subsequent generations of Romans
scared their kids into behaving well using his
name.
• In the 20th century, a fictional serial killer who ate
his victims(portrayed on screen by Anthony
Hopkins) was named after this man. Name him.

17. • Hannibal

18. 6.
• Eugene Polley recently passed away. For years, he
worked for Zenith Electronics where he gained
patents for several inventions. Best known among
these was called the "Flash-Matic", a
revolutionary new product that eventually
became an (now almost) indispensable
household product. "Flash" because it focused
visible light (from a device like a flashlight) to a
set of photo-cells.
• So what product thus came about?

20. • Remote Control

21. 7.
• List of what ?
– Maria Sharapova : 101 __
– Michelle Larcher De Brito : ~100 __ (109 reported)
– Monica Seles : 93.2 __
– Serena Williams : 88.9 __
– Venus Williams : 85 __
– Victoria Azarenka : 83.5 __
– Elena Bovina : 81 __
– Anna Kournikova : 78.5 __
– Kim Clijsters : 75 __
– Elena Dementieva : 73 __

23. • Loudest grunters in Tennis
• A lion’s roar is a 110 decibels !!

24. 8.
• Chicago gangster Al Capone created a set of
clothes washing shops in order to disguise his
ill-gotten earnings. What modern phrase did
this give rise to?

26. • Money laundering

27. 9.
• When requested a report on his prowess in
Western India, Colonel John Napier sent back
a one-word reply “Peccavi”, which his
classically literate superiors understood at
once to mean “I have X”.
• X later caused some controversy for remaining
in the Indian National Anthem due to its
location.
• Name X.

29. • Sindh

30. 10.
• X in India (the first in Asia, too) was conceived
primarily to improve the availability of cotton
to British textile merchants, after the 1846
failure of the American crop. What?

32. • Indian Railways

33. 11.
• This famous personality was given a hero’s
welcome by the residents of Manchester in 1962
after the achievement that made him famous the
world over.
• Coming at a year when his nation was feared and
hated in the west, his small stature, amiable
personality and humble nature made him a
favorite of audiences the world over.
• Who was this man, and what was his “out-of-the-
world” achievement?

35. • Yuri Gargarin

36. 12.
• According to Motion Picture Association of
America , these highly condensed series of
movie shots cannot exceed 2.5 minutes,
usually start with a green or a red band and
include rating cards . The name comes from
the fact that they are originally shown at the
end of a feature film screening . What are we
talking about ?

38. • Trailer

39. 13.Whose ad is this? * we’ve blanked out only
the square ]

41. WWF, World Wildlife Federation’s ad.
Based on the MGM logo with the lion.

42. 14. Identify X ?
• Bal Thackeray, Shiv Sena chief: X has definitely
insulted these national symbols, but labeling
him as a traitor and jailing him under sedition
charge is not proper. Although he claims a
patriotic fervour, X should have upheld the
dignity of parliament and not insulted it in this
manner

44. • Aseem Trivedi

45. 15.
• The one-day tour requires booking at least 10
days in advance; among the
highlights are feeding catfish, meeting the
inhabitants of Opachychi village and
touring the ghost village of Pripyat. At the end
of the tour security guards at
Dytyatky will check you with Geiger counters.
What is the tour destination?

47. • Chernobyl

48. 16. Identify X ?
• Born in Titlagarh, Orissa, India. After completing his
Masters in Physics X went to the US and obtained a
Masters in Electrical Engineering from Illinois Institute
of Technology in Chicago.
• Currently Advisor to the Prime Minister of India on
Public Information Infrastructure & Innovations, X is
also widely considered to have been responsible for
India’s communications revolution. X will be working
on creating a roadmap for a ‘Decade of Innovation’ in
India.
• X is also the chairman of National Innovation Council.

50. • Sam Pitroda

51. 17.
• * __________ was previously known
asFoodiebay.com. The brand name was
changeddue to a possible move outside of the
foodvertical and also to avoid a future conflict
witheBay, because the earlier brand
nameFoodiebay contained ‘ebay’ in it.
Foodiebaywas started by Deepinder Goyal, a
graduatefrom IIT Delhi. The journey started as a
smallexercise to help his colleagues negotiate
hugestacks of menu cards with ease by putting
allthe menu cards in his office on the internet

53. • ZOMATO

54. 18.
• According to a Chinese legend, in the 14th century,
when the Mongols ruled China, a revolutionary
named Chu Yuan Chang plannedan uprising
against them. He used mooncakes topass along
the date of the uprising to the Chineseby
replacing the yolk in the center of themooncake
with the message written on ricepaper. The
Mongols did not care for the yolks, so the plan
went on successfully and the Ming Dynasty began.
It is claimed that the MoonFestival celebrates this
with the tradition of giving mooncakes with
messages inside.
• This is one of the suggested origins of what?

56. • Fortune cookies

57. 19.
•It has been claimed that Fred Flintstone’s famous
“Yabba Dabba Doo” was derived from probably the first
jingle made for X, when Alan Reed, the actor who first
voiced the character, didn’t like the simple “Yahoo” in the
script.
•X’s popularity with RAF pilots in WW2 led to their
nickname, The X Boys. This is the title of the1998 film
about downed pilots interned in the Republic of Ireland.
The model in RAF uniform who advertised the product
during WW2 was said to have looked like a “guttered
candle” because he used so much of it. X?

59. • Brylcreem

60. 20.
• X was first granted permission to start
operations in India by the Foreign Investment
Promotion Board in April ’07. In exchange, the
US Government allowed the import of
mangoes from India after a gap of 18 years.
• Mangoes for what?

62. • Harley Davidson

63. 21.
• Mirzapur is a city in the heart of North India,
nearly 650 km between Delhi and Kolkata and
also equidistant from Allahabad and Varanasi.
There are loads of facts about Mirzapur one
being that there is a small clock tower in the
center of the city.
Claim to fame of this city?

65. • Indian Standard Time (IST) is calculated from
the clock tower in Mirzapur which is nearly
exactly on the reference longitude of Indian
Standard Time at 82.5°

66. 22.
• Which patient soul has authored the following
• books?
• Midterm Poll
• Beyond Survival
• Emerging dimensions of Indian Economy
• Off the Track, Saga of Struggle and Sacrifice
• Challenge before the Nation

68. • Pranab Mukherjee

69. 23.
• Slay the Nemean Lion.
Slay the nine-headed Lernaean Hydra.
Capture the Golden Hind of Artemis.
Capture the Erymanthian Boar.
Clean the Augean stables in a single day.
Slay the Stymphalian Birds.
Capture the Cretan Bull.
Steal the Mares of Diomedes.
Obtain the girdle of Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons.
Obtain the cattle of the monster Geryon.
Steal the apples of the Hesperides (He had the help of
Atlas to pick them after Hercules had slain Ladon).
Capture and bring back Cerberus.
• What am I talking about?

71. 12 Labours of Hercules
( Herculean Task)

72. 24.
• "You either die a hero, or you live long enough
to become the villain".
• The coincidental downfall of one hero named
X and the passing of another person Y with
the same last name within a few days is too
irresistible to not remark on.
• Identify X and Y ?

74. Y- Niel Armstrong and X- Lance Armstrong

75. 25.
• The hyperbolic paraboloid is a doubly ruled
surface shaped like a saddle. In a cartesian
coordinate system, a hyperbolic paraboloid can
be represented by the equation
This is a hyperbolic paraboloid that opens up
along the x-axis and down along the y-axis.
The hyperbolic paraboloid, when parametrized as
has Gaussian curvature and mean curvature .
• You might have possibly eaten it.

78. • Pringle Chips

79. 26. Identify the connect ?

81. • MRF

82. 27. Put Funda ???
• "The Idea Man"
"The Detail Man"
"The Inside Man"
"The Bankroll"
"The Getaway"
"The Getaway"
"The Eye In The Sky"
"The Basher"
"The Grease Man"
"The High Roller"
"The Rookie"

84. • Ocean’s eleven

85. 28. Identify the connect ?

87. • 3 cars of Volkswagen
• 1st – Passat ( “Trade winds “ in German )
• 2nd –Golf
• 3rd -Beetle

88. 29.
• What connects the following to Indian
History?
• Maulvi Ziauddin, a Pashtun insurance agent
• Ichiro Okuda
• Matsuda
• Orlando Mazzotta, an Italian nobleman

90. • Subhash Chandra Bose’s Pseudonyms in exile

91. 30. Google doodle for what ??

92. • Star Trek