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🧩Telugu Riddle

యాదగిరి నా పేరు గుట్ట ను మాత్రం కాను, ఒక ముఖ్యమంత్రి నా మీద ప్రయానించే వాడు కాని కారు ను కాదు, మరినేనెవరిని ?

Explanation

This riddle's answer is 'helicopter'—it plays on the word 'Yadagiri' (a place name) combined with 'gutta' (hill/mound), yet it's not a hill; a Chief Minister travels on it but it's not a car. The riddle cleverly uses misdirection with place names and vehicle references to arrive at the unexpected answer of a helicopter, showcasing Telugu wordplay and lateral thinking typical of traditional riddles.

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