Harriet Bentley founded the Harley School in this year.

Although he enjoyed prior success in his career, this 2004 single was Snoop Dogg's first song to reach #1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 list.

Although it shares a name with the Georgia city that hosts the Masters, you won't find a tradition unlike any other in this state capital.

Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a leader of the Indian independence movement, but he actually founded this country after he experienced dissension with his compatriots.

This Brazlian legend won three World Cups in 1958, 1962, and 1970, and is credited with connecting the phrase "The Beautiful Game" to futbol, football, or, as we call it in the US, soccer.

This is the final line of Harley's alma mater song (complete the rhyme).

This catchy R&B song had the longest running time at the #1 slot in 2004, and, when it was finally overtaken, it was by another song from the same artist.

Before fully entering the political frey, Abraham Lincoln tried his last case as a practicing attorney in this state capital?

The Sahasrabudhe clan, or at least Peter's immediate family, hail from this city, the most populated city in India. (City and geographical region).

This legend won the the Ballon d'Or three times in 1971, 1973, and 1974, and has his own move named after him. Unfortunately, he was only ever a bridesmaid and never a bride at the World Cup, finsihing as a runner up to rival West Germany in the 1974 compeition.

These were the three permanent (non-interim) headmasters of the Harley School while Peter Sahasrabudhe was a student there from 1997 to 2010.

This 2008 single was Pink's second song to reach number one on the US Billboard Hot 100.

An NBA franchise formally led by the great Oscar Robertson moved to this state capital in 1985.

Although he came to be known affectionately as Mhatma, which roughly translates to "enlightened one," Gandhi's given first name was actually this.

This Danish footballer is probably best known for captaining the 1999 Manchester United team that won the much coveted "treble," but he is also revered for helping Denmark win the 1992 Euros.

According to Wikipedia, Harley's campus stretches this many acres.

This song peaked at # 2 for 8 weeks in 2003, and was second only to a hit single recorded by the same group.

This state capital was the only capital in the Confederacy not to be burned by the Union Army in the American Civil War.

Gandhi is best known for his civil rights work on main land India, but he actually started fighting for Indians' rights while working as a lawyer in this country.

In 2002, South Korea made history by finishing in 4th place at the World Cup, which still stands as the best finish by an Asian country. This showed how much the game had progressed in the country, given that the Koreans had lost 0–9 to Hungary and 0–7 to Turkey in their first ever World Cup apperance in this year. (Get within 4 years).

Harley teamed up with the Allendale Columbia School for Athletics in this year. (Get within 2 years)

Despite her not wanting it to be released because she thought the producer made the melody to similar to a song recorded by Beyonce Knowles, this Kelly Clarkson song peaked at # 13 in 2009.

Actor Gene Hackman, star of the movie Hoosiers, spent one year of his childhood in Storm Lake, Iowa, the same city where Peter's mother grew up.

Hackman and his wife now live in this state capital, about an hour down the road from Peter's aunt.

This man man was Inida's first prime minister, and is famous for delivering the speech entitled "Freedom at Midnight. (Only need last name).

Not only did this 1982 and 1986 World Cup star share a name with the one of the most renowned philosohers in western civilization, he was also a licensed doctor. (Name and country)