Express News Quiz: Elon Musk, Gujarat polls and some good cheesy fun

How well do you remember this week's biggest stories? Take our news quiz to find out.

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Play catch-up with 12 questions on India and the world. (Representative image)

Total Recall isn’t just a cult 90s flick, but a very real possibility of how you will do on this quiz.

Starting today, The Indian Express will be publishing a weekly news quiz every Friday. Covering most topics under the sun (except, perhaps, math), it will have 12 questions to help you catch up on the week’s most important and interesting stories.

Ready to start playing? Consider these three tips before you dive in:

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> Each question has clues to help you work out the answer, but you might need to think harder than usual. Don’t give up easily.

> For answers that need to be typed out, the no. of words/letters have been stated in the question. Read carefully.

> To make things competitive, tap on the blue ‘Play Together’ icon (PC only) to play live against a friend. On phones, you can share your final time and score after attempting all questions.

A commendable score is anything above 150. Good luck, and see you on the other side!

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Amid India’s push to extradite Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi, British officials visit Tihar jail to inspect conditions

British officials inspect Tihar jail as India pushes to extradite Mallya, Nirav Modi

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A team from the British CPS visited Tihar jail to inspect inmate conditions and security, amidst India's efforts to extradite fugitives Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi, and Sanjay Bhandari from the UK. They discussed setting up a specialized enclosure for high-profile prisoners and addressed concerns about violence within the jail. As of 2024, India has made 178 extradition requests to various countries.

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