70. A twist in the tale?

Ans: Modesty Blaise

69. Arabic Pepper

Ans: Falafel

68. National Animal

Ans: Markhor

67. The toddler who eluded the tax-collector....

Ans: Amedeo Clemente Modigliani

66. Jack of all trades, master of one!

Ans: Peter Mark Roget of Roget's Thesaurus

65. Donkey's ears...

Ans: Burrito

64. Leading to the abattoir...

Ans: Judas Goat

63. To kill in a Shakespearean way....

Ans: Eustachian Tube

62. Fact or fiction?

Ans: Assassination ofDanielPearl

61. Twin Cities?

Ans: Kullu Manali

60. Mediterranean Malady

Ans: Thalassemia

59. Sunday Brunch, at the slaughterhouse?

Ans: Mock Turtle

58. Joined together!

Ans: Siamese Twins

57. Surf up!

Ans: Quasimodo

56. Poisoning to live...

Ans: Mithridatism after Mithridates VI

55. Army Training...

Ans: Hopscotch

54. The wind that rocks the casbah??

Ans: Ghibli after 'Qibla'

53. Tinted mirror...

Ans: Claude glass after Claude Lorraine

52. The Virgin Killer!

Ans: This explains how the Maldivian people converted from Buddhism to Islam. A muslim traveler suggested that he be sent to the temple in the place of a girl to read verses of the Quran there. After the traveler was sent to the temple, the demon disappeared and was never heard of again. Everyone was grateful that the demon disappeared and in gratitude they accepted the faith of the muslim traveler.