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Alice came across a lion and a unicorn in a forest of forgetfulness.
The lion lies every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
and the other days he speaks the truth.
The unicorn lies on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays,
and the other days of the week he speaks the truth.
Lion : Yesterday I was lying.
Unicorn : So was I.
Which day did they say that ?
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There are six cities A,B,C,D,E and F
A is not a hill station.
B and E are not historical places.
D is not an industrial city.
A and D are not historical cities.
A and B are not alike.
Assuming that there are 2 cities of each type :
Hill Station, Historical City and Industrial Town,
Which two cities seem to be Industrial Centres ?
Mr. Brown was killed on Sunday afternoon.
The Wife said, she was reading a Book.
The Butler said, he was taking a shower.
The Chef said, he was making breakfast.
The Maid said, she was folding clothes.
The Gardener said, he was planting tomatoes.
Can you tell who Killed Mr. Brown?
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A group of cops are after a murderer. They do not know anything about the suspect, only the name, which is Carl.
One day, the cops knew where the suspect is, which is inside an old apartment. When the cops went in, they saw 4 people inside.
A Carpenter
A mechanic
A maintenance man
A bus driver
The cops arrested the suspect. Who, how and why?
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Tomorrow is neither Wednesday nor Thursday,