Question of the Day #17

 X is the lower house of the Parliament in the United Kingdom. It meets at the Westminster Palace in London.

Although the X does not formally elect the prime minister, by convention and in practice, the prime minister is answerable to the House, and therefore must maintain its support. In this way, the position of the parties in the House is an overriding importance. Thus, whenever the office of prime minister falls vacant, the monarch appoints the person who has the support of the house, or who is most likely to command the support of the house—normally the leader of the largest party in the house—while the leader of the second-largest party becomes the leader of the Opposition.

X is also the name of a very popular bistro in Bangalore.

X?

Hilarious Connects #3

 

Which ultra famous hit?

(woman talking on phone while sleeping)

(woman keeping pictures)

(heart)

Legal Eagle #3

 This committee possessed the concerns for unity, diversity, socio-economic representation, and above all, the concern to reduce turmoil.

It is often believed that X, a key member of the committee, spearheaded the committee's success due to his efficient lobbying of certain "autonomous" states, then called in the Imperial Rule as Y.

Which ad hoc committee, whose resultant was a hand written copy by Prem Behari Narain Raizada, and is the largest of its kind?

Out of Ze Blue #3

The address of Coffee Chemistry, a famous coffee shop in Bangalore is 23rd Cross Rd, Banashankari Stage II, Banashankari, Bangalore Karnataka 560070.

These guys are known for their "Kopi Luvak" or "Civet" coffee, which is coffee made out of the feaces of a certain cat or civet. This cost is the result of a very unique and somewhat unconventional way of processing those beans. You see, the beans are first eaten by civets (small, cat-like mammals), who then pass these beans through their digestive systems. The same undigested beans are later collected from their faeces.

Just outside the shop is a famous, actually, world famous equation, which is a play on the real one, which replaces the actual elements with Energy, Coffee and Milk.

A little history to this equation -

Eighteenth century theories on the correlation of ____ and ______ included that devised by the English scientist Isaac Newton in 1717, who speculated that light particles and matter particles were interconvertible in "Query 30" of the Opticks, where he asks: "Are not the gross bodies and light convertible into one another, and may not bodies receive much of their activity from the particles of light which enter their composition?"Swedish scientist and theologian Emanuel Swedenborg, in his Principia of 1734 theorised that all matter is ultimately composed of dimensionless points of "pure and total motion". He described this motion as being without force, direction or speed, but having the potential for force, direction and speed everywhere within it.

Which miraculous equation, often synonymous with the notion of science itself, is being played on by Coffee Chemistry?

Question of the Day #16

 Simple.

Why did Netflix's viewers spark on this particular date - Nov 15 2024?

Which two "heavyweights" were the subject of this spark?

Question of the Day #15

 The word X, though commonly recognised today as a granular substance found in kitchens across the Indian subcontinent, has an ancient linguistic ancestry that dates back over two millennia. Its root lies in classical Sanskrit, where a similar-sounding word referred not to sweetness per se, but to the idea of breaking, fragmenting, or a piece of a whole. This etymological link is not coincidental: the original form of X in Sanskrit was closely tied to the act of dividing or cleaving something solid. In this context, X originally meant a “fragment” or “lump” — not necessarily edible, but any broken-off part. From here, the term narrowed in meaning over time, eventually referring to crystallised sweet fragments derived from boiling down plant-based juices.

This transformation from general fragmentation to a specific food item happened in tandem with the development of sugar-making techniques in the Indian subcontinent, particularly through the processing of the stalk of a tall tropical grass. Ancient Indian chemists pioneered the early crystallisation methods of this plant’s juice. As the technology evolved, so did the vocabulary. X came to refer specifically to the unrefined, crystalline form produced before the invention of modern refining techniques. It was distinct from liquid sweeteners or syrups and was highly valued not only in local consumption but also in regional trade.

As knowledge of X spread east and west via trade routes and texts, the word traveled too. In medieval Persian and Arabic writings, adapted forms of the term began to appear, eventually entering European languages through translations and commerce, forming the basis of the English word for a refined version of X. Yet, in South Asia, X retained its older form and associations — symbolising a pre-industrial, earthy version of sweetness still used in traditional cooking and Ayurvedic preparations today.

On an entirely new perspective, X can also be called as a "part" of something and to symbolise the very definition of part or segment, two Indian states have a suffix X. The first one is known for the number 7, please connect the clues, and the other is known, quiet literally as the northern segment.

X is also a popular suffix for Maharashtra based sweets and delicacies.

X?

Question of the Week #3

 Few beverages carry such a layered linguistic journey as X. Its name, though deceptively modern to the ear, traces a lineage rooted in ancient tongues. The earliest form of the word stemmed from a Latin phrase meaning "water of life" — aqua vitae. As this term passed through the hands of Christian monks preserving knowledge in Gaelic-speaking lands, it transformed into a local phonetic variant that sounded closer to uisge beatha. Over time, as this phrase was used conversationally, the first word shortened phonetically and evolved into something that would sound strikingly familiar to modern ears, especially after centuries of contact between English and Celtic dialects. Thus, X was born not by invention, but by linguistic erosion and assimilation.

The transformation wasn’t merely phonetic; it was cultural. X began as a medicinal tonic, distilled by monks in monasteries for treating ailments and prolonging life. Over time, it outgrew the monastery walls and became embedded in the rural economy of certain misty highland regions and green isles. The process of crafting X became a folk art, passed through generations. It gained fame not just for its unique warming quality but for its association with resilience, rebellion, and even sacred rituals. Some say X was once traded like currency, and legends abound of barrels being hidden during times of foreign taxation.

By the time colonial influence reached the shores of the New World, X had journeyed along with settlers, mutating slightly in spelling and technique depending on which side of the Atlantic one stood. Though laws, tariffs, and temperance movements tried to suppress its rise, X became synonymous with identity — national, regional, and personal. Today, whether aged in oak, peated with smoke, or smuggled during prohibition, the name X still echoes with the soul of its linguistic ancestors.

Excuse the poetry.

What is X, found on every college student's checklist or every afterparty's provisions?

OnlyIND #2

A certain company (surveying) published this list which gave the top 10 X. The X was extremely specific and came into the trend once Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook is Meta and Meta shall own the other applications (you know what is being referred to) as well.

List of what?

*in no specific order

1. Pahalgam
2. Leh, Ladakh
3. Red Fort
4. Golden Temple
5. Manali
6. Taj Mahal
7. Boat Houses in backwaters of Kerala
8. Anantapadmanabha Temple's scientific mystery
9. SHIVAJINAGAR, BLR!
10. Vidyarthi bhavan, BLR!

Aroundaroundaroundaworld (AAW!) #2

 Picture follows.

It shows a certain contrast in the world, a usage of a specific quantity across the world. Every country (almost), save Liberia, the United States (and its territories) and maybe some Pacific Islands use this quantity X.

But the USA, being the USA, prefers Y. 

Due to this rationale, saying a 100 X in any country is impractical but saying a 100 Y in the USA would just be another day maybe in Hyderabad or Chennai.

The United Kingdom, however, prefers using X but then when it exceeds 95, reporters prefer using Y to signify larger quantity and hence put emphasis on the large number.

X? Y? What do they both do?

Question of the Day #14

The art of representing three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface so as to give the right impression of their height, width, depth, and position in relation to each other is word X.

Wordplay on X is Y.

Y has come into picture recently due to cat lovers posting this as a hashtag to understand every cat's #purrpose.

Looking at things from the POV of cats is basically Y.

Websites called Y have become popular amongst cat art lovers and the word Y is also the name of a short video on some websites which goes like : "Bruno-Life from his Y"

Which POV is X? Y?

OnlyUS

 51st and 52nd US States?

Controversial but Trump administration so daily news.

Bookqorm #2

Connect clues to arrive at one "Dashing, Awesome, Neat, Brilliant, Radiant, Original, Wonderfully, Researched" author?

1. Origins

2. Harvard

3. Angels

4. Leonardo da Vinci

5. The Robert Langdon Franchise

6. Dante's Hell

MakeEntertainmentGreatAgain (MEGA) #2

 The largest (by revenue) movie of 2025, A X movie, was released on the 4th of April in India.

Struggling doorknob salesman Steve breaks into a mine to fulfil a childhood dream, where he discovers the Orb of Dominance and the Earth Crystal. He discovers that when combined, they create a portal that transports him to the Overworld, a world where the terrain is made of easily manipulated cubes. He builds his own paradise and later stumbles across a portal to a hellish world called the Nether. He is imprisoned by Malgosha, the gold-obsessed piglin ruler of the Nether who gravely discourages creativity. Because the Orb would allow her to control the Overworld, Steve has his dog Dennis escape with the Orb and Crystal and hide them under his bed in the real world.

The film has sparked boisterous reactions and disorderly conduct from viewers, particularly American and British adolescent boys, with some partaking in a viral Internet phenomenon on TikTok, alongside other social media platforms. Participants would often react enthusiastically to moments in the film that have been the subject of Internet memes, such as spontaneously erupting into loud cheers, jumping in excitement, dancing, or throwing popcorn when a character exclaims, "Y!" Other viral lines include "Flint and steel!" and "I... am Steve", though neither approached the frenzy surrounding "Y!" In one screening, viral videos emerged documenting audience members hoisting a live Y after the quote and promptly ejected from the theatre in Provo, Utah; another involved a group setting off fire extinguishers and smoke bombs, suffocating fellow theatregoers; while another led to a violent altercation in the parking lot outside the theater after adults asked four teenagers to quiet down. The trend has also spread to Australia and South Africa.

X? Which "Martial arts educated panda" acted as X? Y?

Quizzical #2

Hurry Up Tomorrow, also an album by this artist X, was a 2025 movie directed by Trey Edward Shults.

Plagued by insomnia, a musician gets pulled into a nightmarish odyssey with a stranger who begins to unravel the very core of his existence.

Music superstar X warms up and performs at a headlining concert. Afterwards, he parties and does drugs with his manager, Lee. Despite encouragement from Lee, X suffers from a lack of desire to perform due to growing depression following a recent break-up. Meanwhile, somewhere in Los Angeles, Anima, a fan of X's music, sets a house on fire before driving to X's next concert, avoiding messages from her mother.

Before the concert, X is diagnosed with muscle tension dysphonia and considers cancelling, but is convinced to perform by Lee. Before embarking onstage, X leaves a foul-mouthed voicemail to his ex-girlfriend, blaming her for his depression. Anima sneaks into the concert, where X loses his voice and abruptly walks offstage. Anima then sneaks backstage and meets X. Intrigued, X waves away security and spends the night with Anima in Pacific Park and later, at a hotel. Anima breaks down after X plays a portion of, "Hurry Up Tomorrow", relating to its themes of loneliness and abandonment.

The following day, as X readies to return to his tour, he overhears Anima and her mother arguing on the phone about the arson. Anima aggressively prevents X from leaving, asking him to emotionally open up to her, but he dismisses her. Angered, Anima knocks him unconscious by hitting him with a champagne bottle. X then has a vivid nightmare of walking alone from the hotel room onto the streets, with his childhood self staring back at him.

X refuses to discuss the songs with her. Lee arrives to find X, having tracked his phone to the hotel. Anima opens the door and tries to get him to leave, pulling out a knife when he refuses. After a violent struggle, Anima fatally stabs Lee in the neck. Anima then douses X with gasoline, threatening to burn him if he doesn't emotionally open up to her. X finally speaks to Anima, pacifying her by singing “Hurry Up Tomorrow". She then releases him from the bed and sets the room on fire as she leaves.

Abel exits the hotel room, which leads him directly backstage before a concert. He stares at himself in front of a mirror, visibly shaken by the events.

Not at all a true story but inspired by true events of X's friend, who is X and which depressing song from "Hurry Up Tomorrow" does he play, not in the movie, but according to the fanbase, he should have played?

Question of the Day #13

  The 25th Parallel is a USA based lifestyle magazine.

Its popularity in Florida Keys grew significantly due to more people being educated about a certain myth X and hence the name was a tribute to the scientists and explores who disproved X, atleast according to some sources.

If the same funda were to be put for Bangalore, it would be called the 12th Parallel or if rounded off (12.9629) the 13th Parallel.

Which then "around the world" famous myth X was disproved and what is the funda behind 25th Parallel, a tribute to the imaginary (namesake of magazines) "around the world"?

OnlyEU #2

Belgium, Germany, Italy and Spain participate along with the namesake host country.

Staged for three weeks each July—usually in some 20 daylong stages—the event typically comprises 20 professional teams of 9 male riders each and covers some 3,600 km (2,235 miles), which event that is a sensation across Europe?

Why This Logoveri #2

 The negative spacing symbolises an arrow, between the 5th and the 24th letters.

The company once had a huge scandal against it for spam calls on the name of this company, asking people if they ordered a X.

The arrow symbolises, as per the founders, forward movement, quite literally and figuratively?

Which company, that has been constantly "delivering"?

BizWiz #2

 When Apple introduced this feature or this transition of opening or closing applications, they named it the X effect.

The image is extremely helpful.

Something to do with One Thousand and One Nights or more commonly Arabian Nights.

SciTech #2

AL-2881-1, Dinkʼinesh, is a collection of several hundred pieces of fossilized bone comprising 40 percent of the skeleton of a female of the hominin species Australopithecus afarensis.

Found in Hadar, Ethiopia, 1974.

Dink'inesh's cause of death has not been determined. The specimen does not show the signs of post-mortem bone damage characteristic of animals killed by predators and then scavenged. The only visible damage is a single carnivore tooth mark on the top of her left pubic bone, believed to have occurred at or around the time of death, but which was not necessarily related to her death. Her third molars were erupted and slightly worn and, therefore it was concluded that she was fully matured with completed skeletal development. There are indications of degenerative disease to her vertebrae that do not necessarily indicate old age. It is believed that she was a mature but young adult when she died.

Fact file follows.

What was AL 288-1's more common name, a NASA Mission, a 2014 film and then an extremely common name for females across the world?

Question of the Day #12

 The picture shows the sector-wise breakdown of a certain entity in India.

Which mythical creature?

OnlyBlr #1

 Manipal partnered with the Traffic police to increase awareness of heart cancer.

This was seen throughout Blr especially in late 2023 to August 2024. 

Traffic police chief called this "a campaign to help people understand the dangers of drinking and driving and to improve awareness of a deadly disease".

Traffic replaced a "halting" sign with something more practical to relate to the disease.

What?

Antiquez #1

The Proto-Germanic meaning of *gudą and its etymology is uncertain. It is generally agreed that it derives from a Proto-Indo-European neuter passive perfect participle *ǵʰu-tó-m.: 193–194  This form within (late) Proto-Indo-European itself was possibly ambiguous, and thought to derive from a root *ǵʰew- "to pour, libate" (the idea survives in the Dutch verb gieten, meaning "to pour") (Sanskrit huta), or from a root *ǵʰaw- (*ǵʰewh2-) "to call, to invoke" (Sanskrit hūta). Sanskrit hutá = "having been sacrificed", from the verb root hu = "sacrifice", but a slight shift in translation gives the meaning "one to whom sacrifices are made." Thus it can be related to the ancient Indian name Gautam and its Sanskrit roots.

During the complex christianization of the Germanic tribes of Europe, there were many linguistic influences upon the Christian missionaries. One example post downfall of the western Roman Empire are the missionaries from Rome led by Augustine of Canterbury. Augustine's mission to the Saxons in southern Britain was conducted at a time when the city of Rome was a part of a Lombardic kingdom. The translated Bibles which they brought on their mission were greatly influenced by the Germanic tribes they were in contact with, chief among them being the Lombards and Franks. The translation for the word deus of the Latin Bible was influenced by the then current usage by the tribes for their highest deity, namely Wodan by Angles, Saxons, and Franks of north-central and western Europe, and X-an by the Lombards of south-central Europe around Rome. There are many instances where the name X-an and Wodan are contracted to X and Wod. One instance is the wild hunt (a.k.a. Wodan's wild hunt) here Wod is used.

The word X was used to represent Greek theos and Latin deus in Bible translations, first in the Gothic translation of the New Testament by Ulfilas. 

Greek "θεός " (theos) means X in English. It is often connected with Greek "θέω" (theō), "run", and "θεωρέω" (theoreō), "to look at, to see, to observe", Latin feriae "holidays", fanum "temple", and also Armenian di-k` "Xs". Alternative suggestions (e.g. by De Saussure) connect *dhu̯es- "smoke, spirit", attested in Baltic and Germanic words for "spook" and ultimately cognate with Latin fumus "smoke." The earliest attested form of the word is the Mycenaean Greek te-o(plural te-o-i), written in Linear B syllabic script.

X?

CricQuizz #1

 In 2009 they lost by 6 runs in the most important match of their lives so far, just one year into their existence. About 17 years later, they bounced back and won by 6 runs.

The city that inflicted the heartbreak in 2009 was also responsible for another heartbreak 7 years later, then much bigger.

Ben Cutting and Shane Watson, two Australians on contrasting teams, were in the spotlight, with the latter being criticised heavily for his expensive over.

City? Heartbreak? Who?

Paltics #2

 In response to the event, the Untied States tripled its security wall borders. Around 60 miles of tribal and indigenous land was occupied just due to the construction of these security walls.

Tar Sands expansions around Alberta was Canada's response to the event and the result was that around 60% of all the indigenous people around Alberta tested positive to either tetanus or other types of harmful diseases.

The United States of America spent close to €3 trillion just to hunt down the mastermind, and on the 2nd of May 2011, nearly a decade after, America rejoiced.

RCMP, the Canadian police, suspected the tribal influence behind the event and started raiding their lands.

The United Nations Declaration of Rights of Indigenous People was the most criticised convention after the event, with Australia and Columbia being open critics of the lack of binding Free Prior and informed Consent (FPIC) where the indigenous people were affected badly due to the construction of security walls during the post X climate.

X? (the event in question)

Question of the Day #11

 Speculations go on that Sudha Murthy was the girl on their famous packet but turns out the Artist Mayank Singh finally came out and revealed to the public that in fact, he was so good at art that the girl was illustrated and not based on a real person.

Neeru Desphande, a former Infosys Chariperson, was raised to these allegations as well, before the media and press caught hold of Sudha Murthy and hence rose to fame.

A twitter post went :

X ? More like Infosys - X 

(where X can either denote the entire brand name or a certain initial)

Originally standing for C6H12O6, the Brand later came out publicly and endorsed this initial as someone extremely smart (the word for).

Neilsen Survey of 2011 brought out that this was the best selling packet of Ys in the world.

What?

X? Y?

Only Japan #2

In many areas of Japan, there are small, box-shaped structures staffed by uniformed personnel. These are typically no more than a single room in size and operate 24/7. They are not police stations in the traditional sense, but they are affiliated with the national police force. They often serve as the first point of contact for citizens who need directions, want to report minor incidents, or require assistance with routine issues. Staff inside may patrol the surrounding neighbourhood on foot or by bicycle.

These are called as "Kobans". A Koban is where people come to avail a certain public service X and to reunite with their belongings / friends and family.

Kobans in Japan are usually considered the most efficient across the world due to their diligence, honesty and system of workflow.

Kobans are present in Metro Stations as well, in Tokyo, mainly in the Toei Underground Subway Stations, the Yamanote Lines and all of the JR Lines.

What service X do the Kobans provide?

Footy Quiz #2

 The Melbourne Metro recruits Xs to control the flow of the crowd.

By definition, X is a person who spends their time roaming, technically a vagabond, or in football could be a player not restricted to a specific position.

In Space Missions, X has become a crucial part to actually collect the observations of the place of interest, especially if it is a solid celestial body, like the moon.

Pragyan was India's most well known X and Vikram was his buddy who "literally", helped him across.

X is also the name of a very well known football team, who are mostly finishing 7th in the Championship, and has come into the news recently because Arsenal wants to buy Igor Tyjon from them.

They were an extremely strong club back in the day and won the premier league in 1995 with a solid team consisting of stars like Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton.

Alan Shearer ended the season as the top goalscorer, but is actually much more famously associated with the presently richest club in the world Y as their legend, hence the beef between X and Y.

ID X and Y.

Just Connect #2

 Just connect the clues to arrive at a 3 word answer.

EDWARD LEE THORNDIKE ---------- FREDERICK J. KELLY ---------- STANFORD-BINET IQ TEST 

LARGE SCALE TEST (ARMY ALPHA) ---------- ASSESS CAPABILITIES OF WORLD WAR 1 SOLDIERS 

USED HEAVILY IN PSYCHOLOGY --------- SOMETIMES MEANT TO TRICK THE BRAIN, MAYBE HELPS IT, MYTH REMAINS UNSOLVED

QUIZZES ---------- COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

Meme Mania #2

Some American figure's AI generated posts on Twitter (X) and his own platform X.

X is an alt-tech social media platform owned by Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), an American media and technology company majority-owned by U.S. president Donald Trump. It has been called a "Twitter clone" that competes with Parler, Gab, and Mastodon in trying to provide an alternative to Twitter and Facebook.

The service was launched on February 21, 2022.

Since mid-2022, X has been facing financial and regulatory issues. The application was initially not available on Google Play because of violations of Google policies prohibiting content with physical threats and incitement to violence, but was approved for Google Play in October 2022 after agreeing to enforce policies against incitement.

As of March 15, 2024, it was ranked number 38 in Apple's App Store rankings for social media apps, and SimilarWeb ranked its website as number 203 in their "News & Media Publishers" category.

Lore goes that when Trump was banned from Twitter, he started X to display boldly the actual facts and as a protest to his banning. These hilarious pictures with Trump dressed as pope and Trump holding a light sabre from Star Wars have taken the internet by storm, just as a meme, but some believe that it has a deeper meaning, highlighting Trump's true intentions.

X?

Question of the Day #10

Potti Sreeramulu and Jatin Nath Das are the best examples for this method of death.

Potti Sreeramulu (pictured) was an Indian freedom fighter known for his pivotal role in the creation of Andhra State. Revered as "Amarajeevi", he is remembered for his commitment to social justice and the upliftment of Dalits.

Sreeramulu took part in the Indian Independence Movement and was imprisoned for participating in the 1930 Salt Satyagraha. Between 1941 and 1942, he participated in the individual satyagraha and the Quit India movement and was imprisoned on three occasions. He was involved in the village reconstruction programmes at Rajkot in Gujarat and Komaravolu in Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh. He joined the Gandhi ashram established by Yerneni Subrahmanyan in Komaravolu. Commenting on Sreeramulu's dedication and X ability, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi once said, "If only I have eleven more followers like Sreeramulu I will win freedom from British rule in a year."

X ability was something that Sreeramulu was revered for. M.K Gandhi too believed in X and thought it would get the attention of the Britishers.

Jatin Nath Das was a painter and a member of Bhagat Singh and Azad's Hindustan Socialist Republic Association, who died in Lahore Central Jail after a protest using X method.

What commonly used method X?

Out of Ze Blue #2

In geometry, the truncated icosahedron is a polyhedron that can be constructed by truncating all of the regular icosahedron's vertices. It can be found in the application of geodesic dome structures such as those whose architecture Buckminster Fuller pioneered are often based on this structure. It is an example of an Archimedean solid, as well as a Goldberg polyhedron.

The truncated icosahedron is an Archimedean solid, meaning it is a highly symmetric and semi-regular polyhedron, and two or more different regular polygonal faces meet in a vertex. It has the same symmetry as the regular icosahedron, the icosahedral symmetry, and it also has the property of vertex-transitivity. The polygonal faces that meet for every vertex are one pentagon and two hexagons, and the vertex figure of a truncated icosahedron is 5 * 6^2. The truncated icosahedron's dual is pentakis dodecahedron, a Catalan solid, shares the same symmetry as the truncated icosahedron.

In this Archimedean Solid, if the edges are curved and it resembles a spherical shape, it will result in the creation of an everyday object in most households.

Another type of this everyday object can be a chamfered dodecahedron.

A chamfered dodecahedron is a convex polyhedron with 80 vertices, 120 edges, and 42 faces: 30 hexagons and 12 pentagons. It is constructed as a chamfer (edge-truncation) of a regular dodecahedron. The pentagons are reduced in size and new hexagonal faces are added in place of all the original edges. Its dual is the pentakis icosidodecahedron.

It is also called a truncated rhombic triacontahedron, constructed as a truncation of the rhombic triacontahedron. It can more accurately be called an order-5 truncated rhombic triacontahedron because only the order-5 vertices are truncated.

Both the truncated icosahedron and the chamfered dodecahedron possess either 120-160 cells but in these everyday objects they are enlarged to form 12 pentagons and 20 hexagons, both regular, to make the distinct appearance.

Nets of solids below.

The object is found mostly in households of sports enthusiasts or households having children.

ID everyday object.

Hilarious Connects #2

Connect the following pictures. The order is:

1. Sadan Residence, Mumbai

2. The Asha residence for the Mentally Challenged

3. Chehek Bigli, an Indian cinematographer who is part of the National Women Cinematographer's Association

4. Padmanilyam, a convention and party hall in T-Nagar, Chennai

5. Rabindranath Tagore's famous educational centre in Bengal, known for its unconventional and nature connected methods of teachings, translates into "Abode of Peace"

Legal Eagle #2

 The Fraternal Order of the Eagles, founded in 1898, Seattle, is best known for its missions looking into social issues and is renowned for establishing, officially, the mother's day.

In the 1940s, E J Ruegemer, a Minnesota Juvenile Court Judge and a member of the Fraternal Order wanted to set in motion a plan that would "solidify" the foundations and moral principles of the youth.

Cecil deMille, who caught wind of E J's plan, began to support his plan vocally and started helping the Fraternal Order and E J to make it a reality. Cecil deMille was an appropriate person to help in the project, considering that he directed a movie with the same name X as the aim of the project, which won several academy awards.

There were problems post-establishment though.

Stone vs. Graham, supreme court ruled that the existence of X in the Kentucky Public School classrooms was unconstitutional as it violated the Establishments Clause of the First Amendment.

In Van Orden vs. Perry, the supreme court ruled that it was ultimately not unconstitutional to have Xs in courtrooms as they are religious texts and doctrines, not any legal codes or common law which the United States is based on.

X was given by YHWH or Tetragrammaton to Y and was originally called the decalouge. YHWH is the Jewish god.

X? Y?

Question of the Day #9

 The first of his several murders was committed during his school days in the Scottish Highlands where he killed Ms. M Warren.

After many failed attempts to murder a certain person, X ended up framing his junior at this school in the Scottish Highlands for the murders.

Shortly after X graduated, he hunted down his paternal grandfather and father and killed them because the latter had abandoned X and his mother and left them to die.

After a failed murder attempt on the Halloween of 1981, X fled England, only to return 14 years later in his school in the Scottish Highlands.

Three years later in 1998, X was killed while attempting to murder the same person he tried to murder in 1981 in his school in the Scottish Highlands.

He is called as Tom Elvis Jedusor in French, so that the anagram, Je Suis X fits perfectly, just like in English (je suis refers to 'I am'), and is Tom Rowle Denem in Hungarian so that the anagram, Nevem X again fits perfectly.

X?