The document is a series of questions and answers about various topics. Some of the key information includes: - The board game Shasn was inspired by the 2017 documentary Anand Gandhi's film and included a character called The Idealist based on the subject of the documentary. - The 2022 book "Alphabet Soup" by Michael Bach aimed to spread awareness about LGBTQ2+ concepts and creating inclusive workplaces. - The "m" in the Netflix logo stands for Medici, referring to the historical Italian family. - The podcast is called "The Witch Trials of JK Rowling" about criticisms of author J.K. Rowling. - Artist Amedeo

3. Q1. Identify the board game. Who is the inspiration
behind the character?
A 2019 strategy board game created by Zain Menon allows players to play as
political characters and contest elections while taking a stand on various
political and social issues.
The makers of the game were inspired by a 2017 socio-political documentary
directed by Anand Gandhi which traces the rise of a revered organization and
therefore, kept a character called The Idealist inspired from the subject of the
documentary.

5. A1.Shasn, Arvind Kejriwal

6. Q2. What is the book titled?
________ ____ is a 2022 book by author Michael Bach which aimed at
spreading awareness around LGBTQ2+, related concepts and its application to
create more inclusive workplaces, the title which alludes to the abundance
of LGBTQ related abbreviations which might get confusing for people at a
first glance.

8. A2. Alphabet Soup

9. Q3. What does the “m” stand for, made famous in recent
times by a series? P
Pictured here is the logo of a video streaming platform for classical music and
ballet.

11. A3.Medici

12. Q4. Name the podcast. P
The _____ ______ of X is a podcast released in February 2023 that features a
British figure voicing and discerning their views on issues that have (rightfully)
brought them a lot of criticism from admirers. Named after a series of
infamous proceedings that took place some centuries back, the title is a
reflection of the figure’s interpretation of the criticisms they have received
and ties in well to their claim to fame.

14. A4. Witch Trials of JK Rowling

15. Q5. What nickname, known to us now in a completely
different context? P
Amedeo Modigliani was an Italian Painter and sculptor from the 20th century.
Due to his extraordinary ability in artistic expression and his habit of quoting
an 1880s philosophical magnum opus, Modigliani was given a one-word
nickname by one of his influences.

17. A5. Superman

18. Q6.What is the confusion?
A prompt was given to an AI
which resulted in the following
image generations that made a
common mistake between the
prompt and a word usually
associated with the other. This
mistake has been known to be
made by humans too.

20. A6. Confusion between Hindi and Hindu

21. Q7. Who is being talked about?
In a politically significant first of its kind, this famous figure has attended Red
Velvet's performance and made a monumental statement about having been
deeply moved by it. Later in 2021, they changed their viewpoint about the
genre and called it a vicious cancer with capitalist propaganda.

23. A7. Kim Jong Un

24. Q8. ID the personalities.
Though officially not termed to be a biopic, this controversial work of
Maniratnam, Iruvar, is considered by many to follow the lives of two major
political stalwarts of a state, owing to the striking resemblance between
the plot and their lives - even the physical appearances of the cast
members was so stunningly similar. Image follows.

27. A8. Karunanidhi, MGR

28. Q9. What did she do?
Marlène Schiappa, a political leader, has recently come under fire from lot
of people, including persons from her own political, for doing a certain
something. This something has been happening periodically for almost
seventy years now, and has been something that has been done by lot of
celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Benito Oscasio and Steve Martin across the
years.
What did she do?

30. A9. She featured on the cover of Playboy Magazine

31. Q10. What does the law state?Give X. P
The term _________ (7) a portmanteau of 2 words X and Y is used
commonly in the United Kingdom and Ireland to describe these drinks.
These are a variety of beverages produced and marketed around the world
as well as within each market which are often also described as coolers.
They tend to be sweet and served in small bottles, however these have
been sought to be banned since the sweet and brightly colored drinks may
appeal to children. Many cooler advertising campaigns have been criticized
as trying to make these appeal to young drinkers. In the United Kingdom, a
media outcry during the mid-1990s arose and led to British liquor stores
withdrawing them from their shelves.

33. A10. Alco-pop ( alcohol + soda pop)

34. Q11. ID X AND Y.
After the French Revolution, X was used as a popular emblem of
Jacobinism and was often displayed as a figure of "French Liberty." X, in
mythology is a person who is usually depicted as evil, though people have
now started noticing how X was a victim of the patriarchy.
This was in opposition to "English Liberty," which was personified by Y,
who is the feminist icon one would think of in context of mythology.

36. A11. X - Medusa, Y - Athena

37. Q12. Give the name.
In his memoir, this ruler, who was a descendant of Asia’s two very famous
conquerors, wrote about how he madly fell in love with a 17 year old boy
he came across in Urdu Bazaar who had the perfect name. He was so
infatuated with the boy that he used to write couplets for him and praising
the boy’s handsomeness. The name of the boy is very similar to that of the
ruler himself with a letter added to it in a way one usually adds a letter to
a word to make it sound feminine.

39. A12. Baburi

40. Q13. What is the word and its meaning?
The variation of this word is added as a prefix, colloquially, to the
metropolitan cities of India as a way to bring pride and unity in citizens.
Most popular version of it can be found in two south cities.
Which word (most popular version) and what does it mean?

42. A13. Namma- means Ours

43. Q14. ID X and controversy.
Oldest of its kind in Delhi, X came into being when Annie Besant set up a
school with a group of theosophists. Named after the mythical city in
which it is supposed to be situated in, this recently came into controversy
over something similar to the turning point in the myth associated with its
city - highlighting how nothing has changed over thousands of years. Give
X.

45. A14. Indraprastha College for Women; Recent
harassment at their fest by men

46. Q15. ID X.
X, a derogatory word that has now come to refer to a foolish person, didn't always
have such a meaning. Originally, it was used to mean 'skilled hunter' as X comes
from the Biblical name of a great-grandson of Noah who was a great hunter.
However, according to some, this term was used in the early episodes of Bugs
Bunny, the titular character using X as a sarcastic insult whenever he foils the
plans of his arch nemesis, the hunter Elmer Fudd. But due to the ignorance of the
actual meaning of X, the populace took the insult to be a literal term, referring to
someone foolish - thus giving birth to its modern meaning. However, another
theory suggests that X was involved in the Tower of Babel and his participation in
the foolish endeavour gives the modern meaning. Whatever gives the modern
meaning, ID X.

48. A15. Nimrod