Well not a very good response, but the appreciation from the few who have tried has been good. I will sure be continuing in the same vein, irrespective of the number of responses.
1) The teams that win the "Great Leader" trophy and the "Jam Sahib of Nawanagar Trophy", compete for this trophy that is named after this player considered as one of the fastest bowlers in pre partition India. The Colonel claimed in his memoirs that he was faster than the Bodyline terror. After paritition he migrated to Lahore, and one of the few players to represent both the nations. Name him.
The trophy was named after MD.NISSAR, as can be seen from the hints, the teams winning the Quaid E Azam( Great Leader) and Ranji( Jam Sahib of Nawanagar) trophy, compete for this. The Bodyline terror of course was Harold Larwood.
2) The son of a musician, who grows up believing that Ramtanu Pandey the great court musician, and one of the 9 Gems, was responsible for his father's death. And so he challenges him to a musical duel. The heroine of this movie made her debut in the director's first movie Leatherface as a child artiste under a screen name, which etymologically is derived from Fish. Just give me the name of the movie.
The movie was BAIJU BAWRA. The heroine of course was MEENA KUMARI.
3) Born close to a town famous for it's Alphonso mangoes, he later on became a journalist, and was a strong critic of the Western education system. He taught Mathematics at this college named after the then British Governor of Bombay, of which he was one of the founders too. Edited a Marathi newspaper whose name is synonymous with Lion. During his court trial, the lawyer who represented him, would be known as the Great Leader of another nation. Name him.
Cracked by most, it was BAL GANGADHAR TILAK.
4) Writing the Autobiography of An Unknown India, Nirad C Chaudhuri, dedicated it to "To the memory of the British Empire in India, Which conferred subjecthood upon us, But withheld citizenship. To which yet every one of us threw out the challenge: "Civis Britannicus sum"". In reality a tongue in cheek reference to the British, which was taken in a negative manner. In a later interview, Nirad Babu claimed that the "Civis Brittanicus" reference was taken from what this famous Roman philosopher had said about the conduct of Verres, an oppresive Roman governor of Sicily, whose rule prompted them to cry out "Civis romanus sum". Which philosopher was this?
The philosopher was CICERO.
5) Born in a town, located in the Rohillkand region of Uttar Pradesh, from where he takes his surname too, he served as a supply officer in Delhi, taking part in mushairas. Made his debut in the Hindi movie industry under Naushad for Dard, with whom he had a great combination. Won the Filmfare Award thrice for a ) A Muslim social that marked a comeback for the producer, whose previous movie about the movie industry was a huge flop. b) A family Social, whose name also indicates a school of music. c) And a mystery movie, produced by a music director, loosely based on The Hound of Baskerville.
The lyricist was SHAKEEL BADAUNI, named after the town of Badaun. The 3 movies i referred to were Chaudvin Ka Chand, Gharana and Bees Saal Baad.
6) This form of OM symbol belongs to which organization that was founded by Balakrishna Menon in 1953. The director of this organization, Kshama Metre, was recently awarded the Padma Shree for her social work.
CHINMAYA MISSION
7) The teacher of the nation, he was one of the first Indians to clear the Indian Civil services exam. In 1882, he founded and taught at this college, named after the then Viceroy of India, which was subsequently renamed after him. Founded the Indian National Association, in protest against the British rule. One of the moderates in the Congress, he later on published an important book A Nation in the Making.
This is S.N.BANERJEE.
8) Born in the temple town of Kumbakonam, along with Rabindranath Tagore and Mahatma Gandhi he was one of the 3 Indians among the "20 most influential Asian people of the 20th century", listed by Time in 1999. Currently leading a mission to bridge the digital divide, but most famous as the Father of the ___________ ,____________ in India. Name him and his famous achievement.
M.S.SWAMINATHAN, GREEN REVOLUTION
9) The House of the Thakurs, located at the place that gets it's name from the wooden or bamboo bridges placed across a stream. The locality is quite famous for it's litho printing industry too. Just tell me whose house was this?
I was looking for RABINDRANATH TAGORE, even JORASHANKO THAKURBARI gets the points.
10) The maidan here was built over a tank, where cattle owners would bathe their cows. The name of the tank, was also used for the Maidan. The nearest suburban station is named after a Governor of Bombay between 1835 and 1839. Keeping in mind the great Indian tradition of renaming everything and anything, it was renamed so, keeping in mind a historical event that occurred here. What took place?
THE QUIT INDIA RESOLUTION
Scores
Nirad-4
Cintom-8
Kamal-6
Anuradha-2
Debashri-8
Vikram-6



