Originally posted by: PooriyaAlso, wanted to know if the new album of Shshank k & Dipika Jog is good.. Not sure if its released or yet to be released. TIA :)
Originally posted by: PooriyaI didn't imagine people really enjoyed solving 😉 so I stopped.. But as there seems to be real big interest in puzzles, here are two which are relatively easier. I'll try to improve the level gradually :D
1. You want to send a valuable object to a friend securely. You have a box which can be fitted with multiple locks, and you have several locks and their corresponding keys. However, your friend does not have any keys to your locks, and if you send a key in an unlocked box, the key could be copied en route. How can you and your friend send the object securely?2. Four switches can be turned on or off. One is the lightswitch for the incandescent overhead light in the next room, which is initially off, but you don't know which. The other three switches do nothing. From the room with the switches in it, you can't see whether the light in the next room is turned on or off. You may flip the switches as often and as many times as you like, but once you enter the next room to check on the light, you must be able to say which switch controls the light without flipping the switches any further. (And you can't open the door without entering, either!) How can you determine which switch controls the light?Thanks very much Sonali and SW for promptly posting puzzlesAnd Sorry Shaagird and Mishkil to have left you alone on the puzzle front 😃 😳All the new comers- please feel free to give a shot to answering if you are interested.1. This one is answered by my daughter 😛 and her response to the question - it's pretty obvious!!! I am 😕 and had hoped my friend can outsmart me 😉.Ans: I can put the valuable object in the box, lock it with any of the locks I have and send it to my friend. My friend, can use one of his own locks and resend me the box with both locks. Then I remove my lock and resend the box to him with just his lock which he can unlock and get the treasure out!!!!!!!! (I must have been a BCCI member / politician to do an under the table deal )😆2. I am with Zoey on this one. If there were just 3 bulbs, this would have been pretty easy. But in this case turn the 3rd and 4th switches on and wait for at least 10 mins. Then turn switch 3 off, switch 2 on and go in the room where the bulb is placed. If the bulb dark and cool, then switch 1 controls it and if it is bright and cool, switch 2 controls it. If it is dark & warm switch 3 controls where as if it is bright and warm, switch 4 controls.Phew!! Waiting for the answers now.Will be back over the weekend.
but what this serial about ? is it like asmita or jayostute or crime petrol ?? must be detective or suspense on episodic lines na ?Originally posted by: BasantiiI am hooked to Reporters, thanks to u all and especially Vidya. 😊
Liked Krittika Kamra from Kuchh Toh Log Kahenge ( watched until Mohnish Behl played the male lead) times; but Rajeev Khandelwal is a revelation as pure magic.I will take the opportunity to thank those who endorsed Zindagi Gulzar Hai and Agnihotra here too.The TV world is so huge that such recommendations are necessary and do almost always lead towards the Best among the run of the mill.⭐️
Originally posted by: BasantiiIts base is Tv journalism. Then the leads aretwo journalists; a popular,succesfull, good samaritan and super strict editor in chief Rajeev Khandelwal " Kabeer Sharma" and a talented, new entrant to journalism with dreams of becoming someone like him Kritika Kamra " Ananya Kashyap".
They are showing how tv journalism works, with very much realistic approach.I read that Rajeev's character is based on likes of Arnab Goswami.Its not an episodic series. This is continued story but has different news stories going on, for which they do investigations and from what I have seen so far Rajeev does impersonate others as need be.There is office politics going on and several crushes, several love triangles too. And lead characters' personal life and problems are shown as well.
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