- The quiz was built in a day and only included scripted questions and answers - Participants would be given hints and earn or lose points depending on correct or incorrect answers - Extra points could be earned by bribing the quizmaster - Participants should not make rangolis on their answer sheets as it could incite violence - For the duration of the quiz, participants should pretend to be Kashmiris and not use their phones

2. Akhil Sachan

3. N P
R
 The quiz was built in a day so only thing Roman is the script.
 Chronology Samajhiye: Question padha jayega, pounce kra jayega,
hint diya jayega, sahi answer pe +20 milega aur galat answer pe -10
ke saath ek Bangladesh ka ticket.
 For extra points, you always can and should bribe the quizmaster.
 No one should make rangolis on their answer sheets. That can incite
violence.
 For the duration of the quiz, act like Kashmiris and don’t use your
phones.

4. Officially known as the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and
Mutual Assistance, commonly known as the X was a collective
defense treaty signed in _______ between the Soviet Union and
seven other Eastern Bloc socialist republics of Central and
Eastern Europe. The X was established as a balance of power or
counterweight to NATO; there was no direct military
confrontation between them. Instead, the conflict was fought on
an ideological basis and in proxy wars. Both NATO and the X led
to the expansion of military forces and their integration into the
respective blocs. Its largest military engagement was the X
invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968

6. Warsaw Pact

7. Flash Gordon is the hero of a space opera adventure comic strip created by
and originally drawn by Alex Raymond. The comic strip follows the
adventures of Flash Gordon, a handsome polo player and Yale
University graduate, and his companions Dale Arden and Dr. Hans Zarkov.
Director X told composer Lalo Schifrin that he wanted to make a Flash
Gordon picture, an updating of the 40s sci-fi serials that he’d enjoyed as a
child. It would, however, be those serials not as they were, but how he
remembered them as having been. When the rights to these proved
unavailable, he began to work on original idea, hoping to create something
similar, but which he would own himself.
Identify X and what did he eventually create?

9. George Lucas
Star Wars

10. The K was a chartered Lockheed L-749A
Constellation aircraft owned by Air India. On 11 April
1955, it was damaged in midair by a bomb explosion
and crashed into the South China Sea while en route
from Bombay, India, and Hong Kong to Jakarta,
Indonesia.
Some historians have argued that Zhou may have
known about the assassination plot beforehand and
that the premier did not undergo an appendectomy at
the time.
Id K.

12. Kashmir Princess

13. X was an American activist in the civil rights
movement best known for her pivotal role in
the Montgomery bus boycott. The United States
Congress has called her "the first lady of civil rights" and
"the mother of the freedom movement".
On December 1, 1955, in Montgomery, Alabama, X rejected
bus driver James F. Blake's order to relinquish her seat in
the "colored section" to a white passenger, after the whites-
only section was filled.
Id X.

15. ROSA PARKS

16. X is one of the most brilliant American films from the second half
of the 20th century, and one of the most memorable and tense
scenes you will ever come across is the Russian Roulette sequence
in the Viet Cong prison camp where John Savage, Robert De Niro,
and Christopher Walken are all staring down the business end of
a loaded gun.
Among the group of unknown local actors is one insistent member
of the Viet Cong who keeps screaming “Y!” at the men in order to
get them to pull the trigger faster.
Y being one of the most powerful leaders of the time in which the
movie is set.

18. The Deer Hunter
Mao

19. In Stanley Kubrick's 1964 film X, the eponymous character
played by Peter Sellers apparently suffers from
____________ syndrome, as he can't stop himself from doing
the Nazi salute.
Thus, “X Syndrome" was suggested as the official name for
this syndrome. This was not approved, though it is
sometimes used as an alternative name.
X or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb,
more commonly known simply as X, is a 1964 political
satire black comedy film that satirizes the Cold War fears
of a nuclear conflict between the Soviet Union and
the United States.

21. Dr. Strangelove
Alien Hand Syndrome

22. Identify
this mascot
and
company.

24. Mr. Chintamani
ICICI Bank

27. St. Valentine’s Day Massacre

28. FITB is the spray of blood that hangs in the air
when a soldier is blown up. It is the moment
when vitality turns to vapour.

30. Pink Mist

31. The X effect is a phenomenon where it
becomes more difficult to detect local feature
changes in an upside-down face, despite
identical changes being obvious in an upright
face. It is named after __________, on whose
photograph the effect was first demonstrated.
Id X.

33. Thatcher Effect

34. Set a scene, get the right angle,
reveal a little thigh, and snap!
There is X.
X has evolved since its early social
days. A X can refer to a sexy post
itself. It can also refer to a good-
looking person in general.
Everyone from Cardi B to the
Canadian Prime Minister have
been called Xs thanks to their
photogenic looks.
To X is “to post an alluring photo”
or “act in an attention-seeking
manner.”

36. Thirst Trap

37. The Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) is a global research center
working to reduce poverty by ensuring that policy is informed by scientific
evidence. J-PAL was founded in 2003 as the "Poverty Action Lab" by
professors X, Y and Sendhil Mullainathan.
The Lab was renamed in honor of Sheikh Abdul Latif Jameel when his son, MIT
alumnus Mohammed Abdul Latif Jameel, supported it with three major
endowments in 2005.
J-PAL South Asia, based at the Institute for Financial Management and
Research in India, leads J-PAL’s work in the South Asia region. J-PAL South
Asia conducts randomised evaluations, builds partnerships for evidence-informed
policymaking, and helps partners scale up effective programmes.
Id X and Y.

39. Abhijit Banerjee
Esther Duflo

40. Like the discovery of fire and the invention of the wheel, electric
light will revolutionise mankind and X believes, make him rich,
and crucially, richer than his rivals. X hires Thomas Edison, a
telegraph boy turned inventor, to install electricity in his 5th
avenue Manhattan mansion. X’s home becomes a lab for Edison’s
experiments and a small generator is installed to power the home’s
400 light bulbs.
Against his father’s advice, X invests everything in Edison to form
the Edison Electricity Company. They create the world’s first power
station and soon half of Manhattan’s connected.
Id X.

42. J P Morgan

43. X, born on 31st December, 1941 was a former Y
(English football club) manager and a worker
militant. Working as an apprentice in Glasgow
shipyards, X was a union shop steward and took
part in apprentice’s strike in 1960s. He
continued to organise in his footballing career,
once leading a successful strike of players at
Falkirk when the manager docked their
expenses following a 6-1 defeat.

45. Alex Ferguson

46. X lost 2 games of chess to the mechanical
Turk, an automaton with a chess player
hidden inside that fooled people that a
machine could play chess. He knew it was a
hoax but it inspired his work on the
Difference engine and then the Analytical
engine.
Id X.

48. Charles Babbage

49. "This story starts in Columbus, Ohio," Joseph said."It was a few
years ago, before X and I were able to make money playing
music. And I called him up and said, 'Do you wanna come over
to my rental house and watch the ________?' And he said, 'Yeah,
who's hanging there?' And I said, 'A couple of my roommates
just coming to watch the _______ with us.’ As we were watching,
we noticed that every single one of us were in our underwear.
Seriously, X turned to me—and we were no one at that time—
and he said, 'If we ever go to the ________, if we ever win a
________, we should receive it just like this.'“
An explanation to what event? (Specific answer required)

51. 21 Pilots receiving Grammy and pulling down
their pants.

52. This is the first meat product in India to
receive a GI tag. In his book Royal
Hyderabadi Cooking, Sanjeev Kapoor
describes its preparation has become an art
form. What was introduced to the public by
the Madina Hotel, Hyderabad in 1950?

53. Hyderabadi Haleem

55. The Greek historian Herodotus observed their use in
Egypt around 450 BCE. Whereas silk was used in Ancient
China, in other areas they were made from the fibrous
plant ramie - known as ‘China grass’ since they were more
accessible. It was also an essential purchase for Victorian
colonialists and explorers.
Which item which most of us have used?

57. Mosquito Nets

58. Tushar Kanti Ghosh is considered as the grand old
man of Indian journalism. He is credited with
launching two newspapers named after his
grandmother and the grandmother’s sister. The
second paper though at a later time had a change
of ownership. The first one is no longer published.
Which two newspapers?

60. Anand Bazaar Patrika
Amrita Bazaar Patrika

61. Id both
personalities.

63. Salvador Dali
Coco Chanel

64. Connect

66. CT Scanner was developed by money from
EMI Label that they got by profiting off the
Beatles’ music