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The first week of Indian Puzzle Championship puzzles from Prasanna Seshadri is in this PDF. This second (of two) weeks of IPC puzzles features variations and less common puzzles by Prasanna Seshadri: Monday: Easy as LITS Tuesday: Balance Loop Wednesday: Easy as ABC Thursday: Balance Loop Friday: Easy as ABC Numbers Saturday: Tapa (Fill-in)