Liaquat Ali Khan was the first Prime Minister of Pakistan. His assassination in 1951 opened a can of worms that involved Afghanistan, India, Pakistan and Britain. Recounting some of the details...
Some stats and records on the first seven World Cups- 1975, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1992, 1996, and 1999 (all in the 20th century). This quiz concentrates on the batting and bowling records.
The curse of gold wasn't limited to the ancient times. This quiz recounts the Golden Journey till the Gold Standard (Sequel to 'Gold - How is Thy Shine? - Part I')
Revisiting the reign of Indira Gandhi - the transformation of a power- shunning woman to one lusted by power and a need to remain at the helm at whatever cost!
1941. Allied forces were getting beaten badly; time for a rethink of the strategy. In a remote corner of England, a report was being prepared and sent to the PM; it must never get to the hands of the enemy. Questions based on the game 'Commando'.
This is the first in a series of questions on the stamps issued by Indian Postal Service during the calendar year 2003. Note that there are no technical questions.
On to the ninth and tenth races; things were now getting pretty predictable. At this point of time, the only speculation was how many records will Michael break this year?
You don't have to tell me the answer; just whether one can get an answer from the given information.
I will give you a question followed by two statements A & B (It is important to note that these two statements NEED NOT be complementary to each other)
The quiz is based on real/mythical characters who killed their own fathers, who also happened to be kings. In some cases, there are contradictory rumours; I have stuck to the 'official' versions.