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Not only were they great, but they did win Grammys. They are as follows:Best Performance by a Vocal Group (1965) “A Hard Day’s Night”Best New Artist (1965) the BeatlesSong of the Year (1967) “Michelle”Album of the Year (1968) Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club BandBest Contemporary Album (1968) Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club BandBest Original Score Written for a Movie (1971) Let It BeBest Music Video; Long Form (1997) The Beatles AnthologyBest Music Video; Short Form (1997) “Free as a Bird”Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal (1997) “Free as a Bird”Lifetime Achievement Award (2014) the BeatlesTrustee Award (1972) the BeatlesHall of Fame:1993 (album) Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band1995 (album) Abbey Road1997 (song) “Yesterday”1998 (song) “I Want to Hold Your Hand”1999 (album) Revolver; (song) “Strawberry Fields Forever”2000 (album) The Beatles and Rubber Soul; (song) “A Hard Day’s Night”2001 (album) Meet the Beatles!; (song) “Hey Jude”2002 (song) “Eleanor Rigby”2004 (song) “Let it Be”2008 (song) “Help”2011 (song) “Penny Lane”That’s a total of 22 Grammy Awards. Not bad for a group that stopped to exist since 1970.

Who is the most clever politician in India?If you are still looking for the most clever politician in India, your search must end with this man: Muthuvel. Karunanidhi fondly called Kalaignar (Artiste) by his adoring followers.This nonagenarian whose active political life spans across a whopping eight decades had been a Legislator for an unbroken Thirteen terms from 1957 to 2016, having never lost even a single election he contested (he is still technically a sitting MLA of Tamilnadu) and five times Chief Minister of the State.When his mentor and the unquestioned Supremo of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, C.N.Annadurai died in 1969 while he was the chief minister of Tamilnadu, MK though junior in hierarchy to leaders like V.R.Nedunchezhiyan and K.A.Mathiyazhagan still managed to outmaneuver all of them and ascend to the coveted post in the ensuing power struggle, in which the support of matinee idol M.G.Ramachandran aka MGR proved to be the crucial factor. Though his Ministry was dismissed within two years by the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1971, he returned immediately to power in the state for almost full five years before getting dismissed once again during the peak of Emergency in 1976.Though he committed the cardinal mistake of under estimating the charisma of MGR and had to face the mortification of having to surrender power for almost one decade from 1977 till the death of the latter in 1987, he still managed to remain relevant in the state and national politics for the next four decades, bouncing back triumphantly after every loss, missing the bus very narrowly as recently as in 2016 well into his nineties, to his bete noir the late Jayalalithaa.One answer in this thread mentions Ram Vilas Paswan, who has managed to remain a Union Minister in all cabinets form 1997 till date, and acknowledged as the “weatherman of Indian politics”. Though I agree, MK has also been in the habit of rightly reading the popular mood and hitching his wagon to the rising stars of the day and remain on the winning side in the national politics most of the time.DMK under MK was part of the Janata parivar in the epochal elections of 1977, which saw the fall of Indira Gandhi and the installation of the first ever Non-Congress government at the Center. But MK read the writing on the wall correctly, and in 1980 he aligned with the same Indira Gandhi, who had earlier dismissed his ministry not once but twice, and had incarcerated and tortured his own partymen including his son M.K.Stalin under the draconian MISA during Emergency, famously justifying this volte face with the clever words “Nehruvin magaley varuga, nilaiyana atchi tharuga” (Welcome to Nehru’s daughter, please give us stable government) Thus he not only managed to increase his tally in the Parliament, but even prevailed upon Indira Gandhi to dismiss the government of MGR in the same year. (It is another matter that MGR won the subsequent elections and returned to power)After being in the doldrums for the major part of 1980s, MK once again seized the opportunities that came his way in 1996 by aligning with the breakaway Tamil Maanila Congress floated by the rebel Congressman G.K.Moopanar, and since then DMK had been an integral part of the United Front Governments of Deve Gowda /Gujral in 1996, NDA Government led by Vajpayeee in 1999 and both UPA I and II Governments under Dr.Singh until 2013. His party started showing signs of decline only when his health started deteriorating, rendering him the hors de combat in recent times.Going by his longevity and remarkable political success at both State and National levels, M.Karunanidhi must deserve the tag of being the most clever politician in India more than any other of his peers in the present day.(Image from the internet)

Yes, but not for the reasons you might think.This topic has some interesting research done on it. In 1997, a 14-year-old boy did a science-fair project around this. He surveyed 50 random people, and asked if dihydrogen monoxide should be banned.He told them that this chemical:Causes skin burns in its gaseous form.Is a main component in acid rain.Can be found in cancer cells.Can kill if inhaled.In its solid form, was a major contributor to the Titanic sinking.A resounding 47/50 people said that it should.2 people were undecided, and 1 was a strong supporter of dihydrogen monoxide.Guess what dihydrogen monoxide is also called?H2O. Also known as…Water.Obviously, water should be banned, according to 94% of the population.