Friday, 25 September 2020

Ranthambhor Fort KBG-41 Answer

 KBG-41 evoked enthusiastic response from more than 350 readers through all the channels.

The clues highlighted the sparse vegetation on the hill slopes, rock shapes and formations. Despite the clues, the readers gave Golconda and Chittorgarh Forts as the answer. Do recall our geography lessons in the middle school. The difference in the age, type of rocks and shapes between the Aravalli, Satpura and the Vindhya ranges! Ranthambhore fort, the correct answer, is part of the Aravali range which is an example of fold mountains. 

Fold mountains are formed when two plates move together. This can be where two continental plates move towards each other or a continental and an oceanic plate. The movement of the two plates forces sedimentary rocks upwards into a series of folds. Our pictures shown in KBG-41 highlighted the folds.



For more pictures and a detailed story of Ranthambor Fort please browse our earlier story here.

Winners

The first three correct answers came within few minutes. Our congratulations to the winners whose brief profiles are listed below:

  1. Anshu Bhargava: Chartered Accountant, Pranic healer, fitness enthusiast, keen traveller and Nature lover. KBG winner multiple times.
  2. Rashmi Bhargava: MA(English Honours) loves reading, gardening and travelling. Lives in Sikar Rajasthan. KBG Winner multiple times.
  3. Dipankar Dhar: Anesthesiologist, former Surgeon Commander Indian Navy, keen photographer and traveller. Circumnavigated the earth in a yacht.

Once again, we thank all the participants from different time zones. Without you Kaun Banega Ghumakkad would not have reached where it has! Hope KBG contest helped in taking your minds off Covid, Corona and the lockdown anxiety.

Thanks for browsing and keeping the KBG going!

Stay connected, stay safe.

     - Harsh-the-Ghumakkad with Neeta Bhargava/ 25th Sep 2020

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