Of space and Earth, and India and beyond: have you followed the news this fortnight?

A lot has happened this past fortnight. Between the release of a study on these topsy-turvy frogs and the participation of Paris's senior-most Olympians, how closely have you read the news?

Are you all caught up with the fortnight's news? Take our quiz and see.

Take our quiz and see how caught up you are with the news.

From election developments to auroras in Ladakh and Djokovic's unusual head injury, have you kept up with the news this fortnight?

Between that and India's “most unsuccessful candidate” set to try his luck again next week, how closely have you been following the news?

Between that, a fresh spate of renamings and the government's new list of 'ferocious' dog breeds, have you kept up with the news as of late?

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Between that and the incongruous calls of a newly discovered frog in Arunachal Pradesh, how closely have you followed the news over the past fortnight?

Between that and back-to-back broken records at the men's cricket world cup this year, have you paid attention to the news this fortnight?

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