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2. the Finale

3. RULES
4 Rounds in total

Round 1: 6Q Clockwise pounce & bounce

Round 2: 6Q Written round

Round 3: 6Q Anti clockwise pounce & bounce

Round 4: 10Q Themed Round

Chimping allowed

QM ki Sarkaar hai! That's all that you need to know ;)

PS- Dont ask for any Rewri points :')

4. ROUND 1
(Dries)
Direct: +10/0
Pounce: +10/-5
Pass: +10/0

5. Question 1: Id the book & author
___(5) and ___(6) have both evoked the same emotions among patriots for
decades, but these labels of pride have now been weaponized for narrow
political ends.

This book ___(5,4,2,6) by X explores the influence of European 'colonial
consciousness' (or 'coloniality'), in particular its religious and racial roots
Now, The use of ___(6) instead of ___(5) recently had sparked a contested
debate in an intergovernmental forum.

6. Safety Slide

7. J Sai Deepak
ANSWER

8. Question 2: A Strong Step…
Saifuddin Soz, is an Indian professor and has been a Member
of Parliament seven times. He was one of the front runners for
the post of Vice-President of India in the 2007
Vice-Presidential election too!
He's from Jammu and Kashmir. In the 1990s, he served as the
Minister of Environment and Forests in the cabinet of Prime
Minister Inder Kumar Gujral. In 1999, he was expelled from
JKNC for taking a significant step earlier that resulted in
something historic. What was that step?

9. Safety Slide

10. The Vajpayee government was defeated in a historic
vote on the floor of the Lok Sabha by a margin of just
one vote! He was the one MP who violated his party
whip and voted against the government thus
probably being the one member who caused the fall of
the government

ANSWER

11. Question 3: What’s in a name…
In 1915, amid the onset of World War I, X undertook multiple journeys to Indonesia,
aided by German connections, to acquire weapons for a plot against British rule. His
arrival in the United States in 1916 drew intense scrutiny from British Intelligence,
leading to a newspaper report in San Francisco-"Mysterious Alien Reaches
America, Famous Brahmin Revolutionary or Dangerous German Spy.” Fleeing to
Palo Alto, California, he assumed a new identity,changing his name from Y to X.
During the U.S. involvement in WWI, X, due to his anti-colonial stance, faced arrest,
prompting him to skip bail and find refuge in Mexico.
In Mexico, X ardently championed the socialist state, ultimately establishing the
Mexican Communist Party in 1917. His involvement continued as he played a
pivotal role in forming the Communist Party of India in 1920, collaborating with six
other leaders in Tashkent, now in Uzbekistan. Give both the Names X and Y

12. Safety Slide

13. Narendra Nath Bhattacharya
changed his Name to Manabendra
Nath Roy

ANSWER

14. Question 4 : Movie time!
X is a 1977 Hindi-language political satire film directed by Amrit Nahata, who was a member
of Indian parliament and produced by Badri Prasad Joshi.
The film was a satire on the politics of A and B and was banned by the Indian Government
during the Emergency period and all prints were confiscated.
The plot revolved around a corrupt and evil politician Gangaram or Gangu trying to woo a
personified public, depicted as mute and helpless looking. The movie is a humorous
comment over the system and the selfishness of the politicians regarded as a motion picture
version of the cartoonist columns that are the most brutal taunt over the politics. “But
banning the film wasn’t enough - all the prints of the movie, including the master proof of the
film, were sent to Y where they were burnt.” The film had spoofed B’s plans for manufacturing
something which later became Y.
What are X and Y ?

15. Safety Slide

16. X = Kissa Kursi Ka
Y = the Maruti Udyog factory in Gurgaon, Haryana

ANSWER

17. Question 5 CONNECT

18. Safety Slide

19. everyone became Prime Ministers after being
Chief Ministers of their respective States
ANSWER

20. Question 6 Mighty is the hand…
Whose Proposed Memorial is this who ruled _____ hearts
and developed into a mass leader using the pen, a
“symbol of his greatest talent and prowess”?





(Image on Next Slide)

21. Question 6

22. Safety Slide

23. M Karunanidhi

ANSWER

24. +5 Each
Full House +15
ROuND 2
(written)

25. Identify who is being portrayed here

Question 1

26. Which movie is based
on these 2 novels by
Arun Sadhu?

Question 2

27. What's the context of this car? Question 3

28. Question 4 WHAT?

29. Question 5 what’s the event?

30. Question 6 Identify the person and put funda

31. EXCHANGE SHEETS, PLEASE.

32. Identify who is being portrayed here

Question 1

33. George Reddy

ANSWER

34. Which movie is based
on these 2 novels by
Arun Sadhu?

Question 2

35. Sinhasan(1979)
ANSWER

36. What's the context of this car? Question 3

37. The 1937 Wanderer W24 sedan that Netaji Subhas
Chandra Bose rode in his 'great escape’

ANSWER

38. Question 4 WHAT?

39. Government of india act 1935
ANSWER

40. Question 5 what’s the event?

41. Lahore Declaration was signed between
Nawaz Sharif and Atal Bihari Vajpayee
On 21st February 1999

ANSWER

42. Question 6 Identify the person and put funda

43. S.Jaishankar
(Diplomats/ifs OFFICERS who joined politics)

ANSWER

44. SCORE CHECK

45. ROUND 3
(Dries)
Direct: +10/0
Pounce: +10/-5
Pass: +10/0

46. Question 1: What exactly was his idea?
NORTH-SOUTH politics hogged the limelight towards the end of the 17th Lok
Sabha. First, Congress MP from Karnataka, DK Suresh, said that the people of
South India might have to demand a separate country if "the injustice of not
providing the rightful share of taxes (to the southern states) continued".
Sixty-six years ago, an Independent Member of Parliament had an idea to unite
both parts of the country. In 1958, the people of Gurgaon, which was then part
of Punjab, chose an independent candidate, Prakash Vir Shastri, to represent
them in Lok Sabha. This was to fill the vacancy left by the passing of Maulana
Abul Kalam Azad. Shastri persistently pursued this idea. He raised the issue
again in 1963 and later introduced a private member Bill on the same topic in
1968. Even the state government of Mysore and Kerala were enthusiastic about
his idea.

47. Safety Slide

48. He wanted to unite
North and South by
organizing a
parliamentary
session in the
southern region.

ANSWER

49. Question 2: Identify X and Y
X functions as a meeting point for elected officials from every
state and union territory in India, facilitating substantial
discussions and the exchange of ideas. It provides a platform for
roundtable discussions among legislators and owes its creation
to the collaborative planning of former Lok Sabha Speakers,
current State Legislative Assembly Speakers, and State
Legislative Council Chairpersons. The conference took place
over three days, from June 15th to 17th, 2023, at Y in the west
coast.

50. Safety Slide

51. NLC Bharat
JIO World Centre,Mumbai

ANSWER

52. Question 3: Identify x and y
X (literally meaning Crescent of the moon), a weekly Urdu newspaper, was
founded by Y, an Indian independence activist. Running from 1912 to 1914, it
staunchly criticized the British Raj, urging Indian Muslims to join the
independence movement. Y, after his travels through Muslim countries, drew
inspiration from anti-imperial movements, notably bonding with Egyptian
activist Mustafa Kamil Pasha. The paper's name, shared with an Egyptian
publication, reflects Y's admiration for Egyptian anti-imperial activists.
X covered not only British government criticism but also theological, war, and
scientific issues. Emphasizing freedom from British rule, it notably advocated
Hindu-Muslim unity, openly disapproving only of the Muslim League, which Y
accused of betrayal. The paper ceased in 1914 due to the Press Act.

53. Safety Slide

54. Al Hilal
Maulana Abul kalam azad
ANSWER

55. Question 4: Identify x and y
While in prison, X got introduced to a far left ideology and joined the Congress
Socialist Party. Later, when Y was formed in Kerala in 1939, he became a member.
In 1950, he was detained under the Preventive Detention Act. According to him, he
was in jail since 1947 without a trial. He argued that the Madras government's order
on March 1, 1950, while he was still in jail, violated the principles of natural justice,
and he wasn't given a fair hearing.
X filed a petition under Article 32(1) of the Indian constitution.He contended that the
order violated his fundamental rights under Articles 14, 19, and 21. He further argued
that 'procedure established by law' under Article 21 means due process of law, which
was not followed in his case, constituting a violation of Article 21.
In 1952, he was one of 16 Y members elected to the first Lok Sabha.

56. Safety Slide

57. AK Gopalan
CPI
ANSWER

58. Question 5: WHY?
AIDUF’s Maulana Badruddin Ajmal was
aghast when he was allotted this seat, he
considered an insult to himself and
demanded the authorities to cancel it.
Thus here, from the last 10 years this seat
hasn't been found because it doesn't exist
anymore and has been replaced.

59. Safety Slide

60. Seat 420, replaced with 419A due to Section 420 of IPC
that deals with cheating and dishonesty

ANSWER

61. Question 6
Id x, what did his recommendations led to?
X served as the second Chief Minister of Gujarat, India, actively engaging in the
Indian independence movement. In 1920, he played a role in the non-cooperation
movement and later established the Bhavanagar Praja Mandal in 1921 to promote
the freedom movement in Gujarat. His involvement extended to the Civil
Disobedience movement (1930-1932) and the Bardoli Satyagraha. In 1942, during
the Quit India Movement, he faced a three-year imprisonment.

He led a committee in 1957 to assess the Community Development Programme
and National Extension Service. The recommendations led to creation of Y.
Unfortunately, during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, he lost his life in a tragic
plane crash near the Kutch border, along with his wife and several others in the
Gujarat Beechcraft Incident.

62. Safety Slide

63. Balwant Rai Mehta
Panchayati Raj

ANSWER

64. ROUND 4
(THEME ROUND)
Direct: +10/0
Pounce: +10/-5
Pass: +10/0

65. Question 1
X was one of the 15 women framers of the Indian Constitution. She was
elected to the Constituent Assembly from Bombay under a Congress Party
ticket. In the Assembly, she strongly argued in favour of women’s rights
and intervened in debates on uniform civil code and reservation.
She was also the Indian delegate to the United Nations Human Rights
Commission. She played a significant role in ensuring that Article 1 of the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (‘UDHR’) was made inclusive and is
credited to changing a certain phrase “(3,3,3,4,4,3,5)” to “(3,5,6,3,4,4,3,5)”.
Who is X? What’s the original phrase and the change?

66. Safety Slide

67. X- Hansa Mehta

credited for replacing “All Men are born free and
equal”; to “All Human Beings are Born free and equal”

ANSWER

68. Question 2 PUT Funda

69. Safety Slide

70. India's largest unit of women
Peacekeepers in a UN Mission(in Sudan)

ANSWER

71. Question 3
This civil disobedience campaign for women’s rights started from a Facebook
post of 2014 under the page name which is name of the movement also. In
these posts, women in Iran post photos of themselves without scarves, as a
protest against the compulsory hijab laws in the country. Even though the
government continues to brutally reject the movement, it has earned significant
foreign backing over the past year. In reaction to this movement, some Iranian
men started Men In Hijab campaign. Another social media campaign
encouraging individuals to participate in former movement by dressing like
Eknath Shinde was started in 2017 as a result of former movement. Name the
former and latter human rights Campaign.

72. Safety Slide

73. My Stealthy Freedom

White Wednesday(wearing white
on Wednesdays).

ANSWER

74. Question 4
_________ (movement) was started in the year 1980 by
Kailash Satyarthi in order to create a child-friendly society
where all children are free from exclusion and exploitation and
receive free education. This mass movement resulted in
freeing more than 80000 children in Indian from forced child
labour, slavery and trafficking.
Due to this movement Indian Government passed the Child
Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act in 1986.

75. Safety Slide

76. Bachpan Bachao Andolan

ANSWER

77. Question 5
As the chair of the United Nations Human
Rights Commission, X was the driving
force in creating the 1948 charter of
liberties which will always be her legacy:
The Universal Declaration of Human
Rights. She was Called “First Lady of the
World” by President Truman for her
lifelong humanitarian achievements.
Name X.

78. Safety Slide

79. Eleanor Roosevelt

ANSWER

80. Question 6
X is a globally recognised American legal drama film starring Tom
Hanks and Denzel Washington. This movie is notable for being
one of the first mainstream Hollywood films not only to explicitly
address HIV/AIDS and homophobia, but also to portray gay
people in a positive light. This movie shares its name with a
famous city of a U.S state.
Name this landmark film X.

81. Safety Slide

82. Philadelphia

ANSWER

83. Question 7
When Pakistan was formed it declared Urdu as the national
language; but Bengali was spoken by many in the east
Pakistan.In response to this there were large protests held and
one such was held in 21st Feb 1952 by the students of the
University of Dhaka. Police open fired at the rallies and killed
many protestors.
In 1999 UN declared 21st february to be celebrated as what in
result to the Bengali language movement ?

84. Safety Slide

85. International Mother Language Day

ANSWER

86. Question 8
In an attempt to raise awareness about sustainable waste management, Zomato released on
advertisement on world environment day (June 5), featuring Aditya Lakhia who played X, a
major character in one of the most iconic indian films of all time. However, the ad backfired
and Zomato was criticized extensively, the ad being labelled as casteist and insensitive.
Id the character X and the movie the character is from.

87. Safety Slide

88. X- Kachra and Movie- Lagaan.

ANSWER

89. Question 9
In the animated movie "Spiderman : Across the Spider Verse",
a new spider person was introduced wearing a hijab. This new
spider-uk was ...(6)... Windsor.
Sofia Barclay, who was the voice artist of this character, speaks
of character : "Who better to model a superhero after than a
real-life superhero? A woman famous in real life for her
integrity and bravery when faced with dangerous odds"
Just tell me what was the inspiration behind the character.

91. Safety Slide

92. Malala Yousafzai

ANSWER

93. Question 10
This very famous song of Lady Gaga titled ‘Born this Way’
presents a loud celebration of Human rights. Lady Gaga is a
champion for these rights.In this song she delivers
encouragement to everyone to be true to themselves. (Video
in the next slide)
She is supporting which category of human rights?

95. Safety Slide

96. LGBTQ community rights
ANSWER

97. Congratulations to
the winners

98. TIE BREAKERS

99. QUESTION
X is an Indian politician and former investment banker who secured victory in the
2019 Indian general election representing Y, a splinter group that separated itself
from the Indian National Congress party. Y achieved a significant triumph in the
last decade, ending the 34-year rule of the world's longest democratically elected
communist government.
X left their role as vice-president at JPMorgan Chase in London in 2009 to
transition into Indian politics. Afterward, X became part of the Indian Youth
Congress, the youth wing of the Indian National Congress party, and played a
significant role in Rahul Gandhi's "Aam Admi Ka Sipahi" project.
X was in the news last year letting someone "type questions" as a "personal
friend”

100. Mahua Moitra
All India Trinamool Congress

101. QUESTION
In 1957, X won a seat in the Lok Sabha and became the Union Minister for
Labour, Employment, and Planning. He briefly served as the Caretaker
Prime Minister twice after the deaths of Nehru in 1964 and Shastri in 1966.
Both times, his tenure ended when Y's parliamentary party chose a new
prime minister. X was concerned about increasing corruption and proposed
reducing wasteful consumption. Being principled, he resigned in 1971,
disliking the politics of that time. He also opposed Indira Gandhi's
Emergency, believing it undermined the sacrifices made for Indian
democracy.

102. Gulzari Lal Nanda
Indian National Congress
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103. Question
An Indian politician and social reformer,X dedicated his efforts to upliftment
and political mobilization of many.He observed discrimination against an
employee wanting a holiday after 14th April, inspiring him to work for
change.
In 1982, X penned his only book labeling certain leaders as "stooges" for
allegedly serving selfish interests within parties like the Indian National
Congress (INC) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
In the 1980s, he established an organization focused on "the benefit and
prosperity of the many."

104. Kanshi Ram
Bahujan Samaj Party(BSP)