You are sure to have seen this object.
This time no forts, no trees, no plants. Just a simple object.
Name it and what is it used for? KBG-43 is up for grabs!
Didn't get it? Need a clue? See the picture and its embedded text below.
Still not got it? Last clue follows.
Now shoot your response. First three correct answers will be the Winners of Kaun Banega Ghumakkad KBG-43!
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The KBG Contest timing is chosen to suit most of the time zones across the world.
Hope we helped you in overcoming the lockdown boredom to some extent.
Those who missed the last edition KBG-42, we had featured a hill fort near a national highway in Andhra Pradesh India. It triggered good response but no one could pinpoint the fort correctly. However, two readers identified another hill fort on the same national highway. We therefore, declared them as the winners of the quiz. See the winners announcement below.
Thanks for participating and all the best for KBG-43!
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- Harsh-the-Ghumakkad with Neeta Bhargava/ 11th Oct 2020.
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Electricity Pole
ReplyDeleteThanks. Who are you please?
DeleteThis is surely the Flag pole for our large National Flag!
ReplyDeleteJai Hind!
Thanks Doctor.
DeleteA mast of a sailing vessel sir?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jai.
DeleteElectricity pole
ReplyDeleteThanks Ron.
DeleteTubular High Mast for solar lights or for perimeter lighting of Airport etc h
ReplyDeleteThanks Rakesh.
DeleteSteel based high circular wooden masts for flood lights or solar lights.
ReplyDeleteThanks for another response Rakesh.
DeleteI am intrigued by the circular texture around this pole. It appears to be made to look like a palm tree trunk. But of course, the metal angular brackets designed to be steps for climbing suggest it to have a metal tube inside. We don't get to see this kind of a pole in Delhi. But I suspect this might be a faux palm tree placed around a water front and it holds the antennae for MOBILE CONNECTIVITY. So, my answer is that this is a Mobile Antenna Tower.
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