Let's Fire Up Those Neurons!

Class attendance and involvement seem to have been very low - despite the 'read without tears' text. Good students: butterflyice, rohsiK, Viswa, Akanksha, surekhaP.

jskls, did you get the answer? deepslikes, jag, soka, gauri - I presume you have already got the answer to the puzzle!

Now should I wait a while longer or give out the answer of my puzzle?

 

@jayasala42 madam very much glad to fear from u after a long time. Even I was finding to reach you physically to enquire about u r well being.:-D.

 

Yes Gauri, that is why I offered to put up my name for both Indian as well as European puzzle. Would fit either way.

 

Good to hear from you JS Ma'am. Sorry to hear of all the travails you have faced in the past few weeks. Do hope things settle down soon and we see you here regularly.

 

Yup got it Satchi! The doggie and image #5 are alone enough!

 

Jayasala mam..glad to hear from you.

 

OK then. Let me start with the identity of the person.

Img 5: Church on a hill - Winston Churchill!

Img 1: Clementine - Churchill's wife was called Clementine.

Img 2: Copper knob - The name given to Churchill in school because of his red hair.

Img 3: Refers to 'bull dog' - what Churchill was called (the British bulldog) as well as to the 'black dog' - the prolonged bouts of depression he suffered.

Img 4: Everest - his nanny who played an important role in his life.

Img 6: He was made an honorary citizen of the U.S.

Img 7: Was considered the best polo player of his regiment.

Img 8: He was transferred to Bombay. The Bombay Regiment.

Img 9: His governess tried to teach him reading, writing and arithmetic and his first reader was "Reading without tears". BTW,

Additional images: He came to Bangalore in 1896 as a young army officer. He was also a member of the Freemasons.

 

@satchitananda teacherji you can see this in almost all my answer sheets.



so ended up in watching some cartoon with my kids.