1. This Indian cricket great was also a fingerprint expert. Identify.
2. This country won its 100th gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics. Impressively enough it had returned to the games from its self-imposed exile 5 editions ago at Los Angeles in 1984. In the same edition (2004) an athlete representing this country became the first from his country to win a Gold in an Olympics athletics event. Name the country, the athlete and the sport in which it won its 100th gold medal.
3. The descendants of a certain Ragho Ram Kaul, an 18th century Kashmiri Pandit are today better known as the _____ family. What's the blank?
2. This country won its 100th gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics. Impressively enough it had returned to the games from its self-imposed exile 5 editions ago at Los Angeles in 1984. In the same edition (2004) an athlete representing this country became the first from his country to win a Gold in an Olympics athletics event. Name the country, the athlete and the sport in which it won its 100th gold medal.
3. The descendants of a certain Ragho Ram Kaul, an 18th century Kashmiri Pandit are today better known as the _____ family. What's the blank?
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2. China. It won its 100th gold when Zhang Ying beat Kim Hyangi Mi of North Korea in the Table Tennis Women's singles final. In the same edition, Liu Xiang became the first Chinese to win an individual Olympic athletics gold when he won the 110m hurdles event.
3. The Abdullahs. Ragho Ram Kaul is believed to have converted to Islam in 1722, becoming Shaikh Abdullah. His son and namesake Shaikh Abdullah also founded the National Conference and was instrumental in integration of Kashmir with the Indian Union. His son Farooq, and grandson Omar are ofcourse, very prominent in Kashmiri politics.