Quizzes And Games

Exercise your mind and try your luck at solving these quizzes, crosswords, and other puzzles based on the content of our radio shows.

Quizzes

Our thematic quizzes are based on the content of our radio shows and episodes. Listen carefully to catch the clues and rack up a good score.

What’s Your Mango IQ?

How much do you know about the mango, India’s famed king of fruits? 

If you get stuck in this quiz, listen to the episode Unboxed — Mango People or read the story carefully to crack the answers. 

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Mango People — How The King Of Fruits Unites And Divides India’s Aam Janata! 

The proverbial King Of Fruits unites and divides Indians equally. Whether you call it aam, mangai, aamra, or mango, just uttering the word can evoke a plethora of sensations and emotions. Presented by three die-hard mango aficionados, this slice of Unboxed is a juicy celebration of a fruit that embodies the essence of Indianness for the Aam Janata – the Mango People.

Created by Radio Azim Premji University using quiz online maker by Amuse Labs

Crosswords

Love word games? Then you’ll enjoy our crosswords. Each of these puzzles is based on the theme of one of our radio shows or specific episodes. 

Story Of Jeans

What goes into making a pair of blue jeans? How many hands are involved in the process? For the answers, listen to our episode Story Of Jeans in the series Story Of… with Richa Govil. Then play the crossword and don’t forget to brag about your score!

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Killer Jeans — Why Are Women Garment Workers Dying Young? 

There’s a harrowing story of livelihood, labour, and premature death stitched into the fabric of your denim. The next time you buy a pair of jeans, remember the young women who crafted them, balancing dreams and hardships, somewhere on a shop floor in a Bengaluru industrial estate

Created by Radio Azim Premji University using crossword puzzle maker by Amuse Labs

India At The Olympics

The theme of this crossword is, for want of a better word, competitive. To best the world record in crossword-solving, listen to the fourth episode of our series Almost Perfect — Get. Set. Gone.

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Get. Set. Gone. How Vandana Rao sprinted into the shadows 

Vandana Rao, along with PT Usha, was part of the quartet of ​“Golden Girls” that set a new Asian record at the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984. However, just as her star began to rise, she encountered a different set of obstacles that led to her departure from athletics forever. This is her story.

Created by Radio Azim Premji University using crossword puzzle maker by Amuse Labs

Note: These games and puzzles are created using free third-party tools. Any technical difficulties that you may experience are outside of our control.