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101 Chodyangal
101 Chodyangal, translating to 101 Questions, refers to a popular set of thought-provoking riddles and challenges widely embraced in Indian culture. Originating from traditional oral storytelling practices, these questions are often utilized in educational settings, family gatherings, and cultural events to engage participants in critical thinking and problem-solving. The collection encompasses a diverse array of themes, including logic, mathematics, philosophy, and folklore, reflecting India’s rich intellectual heritage. Frequently employed by educators and facilitators, 101 Chodyangal serves to enhance mental agility while preserving cultural narratives, making it a significant pedagogical tool and form of entertainment across generations in India.