Nayanika Mukherjee is a Puzzle Editor at Outlook Publishing (India) Pvt. Ltd. She covers a diverse range of topics including science, natural sciences, travel and tourism, and culture, with a particular focus on India and global themes such as the World Cup and LGBTQ issues. Nayanika's work has been featured in prominent publications including Outlook Traveller - India and The Indian Express.
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By: Nayanika Mukherjee
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Lewis Carroll's best-known work may hold traces of his beliefs as an Oxford maths professor. Marrying imagination with logic, he was also a prolific maker of puzzles and riddles.
By: Nayanika Mukherjee
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By: Nayanika Mukherjee
How well do you know this week’s headlines? Take our news quiz to find out.
By: Nayanika Mukherjee
How well do you know this week's headlines? Take our news quiz to find out.
By: Nayanika Mukherjee
How well do you know this week’s headlines? Take our news quiz to find out.
By: Nayanika Mukherjee
From Nagaland to Goa, Andhra Pradesh to Karnataka nature and nurture come together to create these delectable food items GI Tagged by India
Sixty spirited teams experienced the joy of printed crosswords—tweaked for Gen Z—at Miranda House this weekend. Who took the crown?
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