Pepper Pot, wish you too a Merry Christmas and do keep this one simple. I could not solve either of your previous ones! Give me a Merry Christmas! :-D Celebrated Christmas for going on a solo 30 km drive (each way) to visit a cousin today. First such long drive on my own. :-D It was a Merry Christmas for all - no one tried to occupy the same space at the same time as my car today. :rotfl
I've got one after Pepper. Very similar to my last two puzzles. Something unique about India that hardly anyone talks about.
Final 5 days! If anyone has puzzles lined up, drop a note and I will add you to the list on the index thread.
The answer to puzzle #4758 Mahindra Singh Dhoni India’s most successful and present ODI Cricket Captain Image 1 – Symbol of the company Mahindra to indicate part of the first name Image 7 – Manmohan Singh’s photo to indicate his middle name Singh Image 2 – In the cricket field he is known as “King of cricket” and also the captain of the Chennai Super Kings Image 3 – In 2011, Times magazine included his name in the top 100 most influential people in the world Image 4 – De Montfort University in Leicester gave him a doctorate for his achievements in cricket Image 5 – His initial love was football. He played as a goal keeper who would have played at the national level if cricket had not taken him in a different direction Image 6 – Aerial view of Ranchi where he was born Talent Resource Development Wing of Board Control for Cricket in India identified him as a great talent from a small town. After he was introduced in the national cricket, he never looked back and performed extremely well. Later he was made the captain of the Indian team and had won more test matches, ODIs and T20I for India. He is the only captain who had achieved the feet of having India as #1 in rank among the Test playing nations, won the ODI world cup in 2011 and won the world cup in T20I in 2006. He, as a captain of Chennai Super Kings, took the team to finals every year except one. He is reported as one of the top 23 sports personnel in earning endorsements, salaries and winning fees. Viswa
Dear Satchi, Make in India in a way is repeat of history that happened in 1900s. Sacrifices made by those three are significant. Sometimes I wonder if those three stayed alive for another 2 to 3 decades whether Gandhi would have got the prominence he enjoyed. I heard from my grandparents that these three enjoyed the most respect during their period. Viswa
Hi folks, I need to be excused from participating here for a short time. Some things need my attention. I will continue to maintain the index and the forum. I will also address any pressing problems if they crop up. Just won't have time for making and solving puzzles. Please carry on with business as usual! Have fun!
@Gauri03, Take it easy and please take care of things you need to do. We will hold the fort for you. I am leaving for India on January 6th and I will be out of pocket myself until January 30th. I will miss a part of European history puzzles. Viswa