Puzzle No 95 (Touch Me Not Sudoku)

Here goes the 2nd one.

Rules:

Place numbers in the grid such that each row,column and 3*3 box contain the numbers 1-9. Same numbers cannot touch each other even diagonally.

Theme: OK

Difficulty: Easy

Sudoku:

Puzzle No 94 (Touch Me Not Sudoku)

So finally i started making Sudoku variants of size 9*9

I have made two No Touch Sudoku.

Here goes the 1st one and 2nd one bit later.

It is also known as Touch Me Not Sudoku or Don't Touch Me Sudoku.

Rules:

Place numbers in the grid such that each row,column and 3*3 box contain the numbers 1-9. Same numbers cannot touch each other even diagonally.

Theme: Symmetry and 1-9

Difficulty: Easy

Sudoku:

Contributions to Logic Masters India Patreon

I am also Contributing Puzzles to the Patron System of LMI. But to access that you need to become Patron of Logic Masters India. Main Features of becoming Patron are:

1) Bonus Puzzles Every Month

2) Exclusive Puzzle Packs

3) Solution/Walk-through of Highest Rated Puzzles from any tests held during that month on LMI website.

etc...

Brief Details:

The Patreon page representing LMI covers the pledge details (and will be linked to in a day or two), so there we have the details of the puzzle sets available, and also planned sets for the future. These sets are available as E-books as an early release for Patrons. We will soon work out standalone costs as well, so that direct purchases can be made by e-mailing LMI. The main feature LMI is requesting support for is the website, but LMI will make an effort to put in exclusive Puzzle packs mentioned on the page as well. As of now, since it is mostly made up of puzzle packs that have already been used for Championships, there is an "Exclusive" tag placed on the ones which are not available elsewhere (this includes Puzzle sets that have been used for Championships where the organizers have agreed to block public access immediately after the competition time). However, please note that the hints feature is exclusive to the packs available here. 

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Contributions to Grand Master Puzzles (gmpuzzles)

Recently,
I have started contributing to Grand Master Puzzles Blog (gmpuzzles)
Read more about that here.

My 1st puzzle is up on the blog today. (NURIKABE - BIG ONE)
Click here to solve it.

Hope you will like it.
Enjoy :)

Practice Puzzles for Round 1 of Times Sudoku Championship (5th and 6th July at various cities)

Chennai round (July 06): http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31807&articlexm... 

Delhi round (July 05): http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexm... 

Mumbai round (July 05): http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31804&articlexm... 

Bangalore round (July 06): http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31806&articlexm...

Here are few classic 6*6 sudoku for practice. They are not of high quality but enough to give you idea about how the sudoku regions can be in actual contest.

Rules:

Fill each and every row, column and region with numbers 1 to 6.

Puzzles: (Note that 6th and 8th puzzle are almost similar, just little bit of tweaking)

LMI JUNE SUDOKU TEST: ROAD TO LONDON (21ST-23RD JUNE)

About: This test contains all sudoku variants.
Author: Cedomir Milanovic

Forum Discussion : Click here

Instruction Booklet : Click here

Contest Page : Click here

Results : Click here (available only after the contest is over)

Best of Luck to all. :)

Puzzle No 93 (Fillomino)

Rules:

Divide the grid into different regions along the grid lines. No two regions of the same size can touch each other by a side. Numbers in the grid indicate that this cell is part of a region of that size. A region can contain more than one given number. There can be regions without any given numbers.

For additional info or example: Click here

Puzzle:

Theme: Symmetric / Logical / 1 to 10

Difficulty: Medium

Puzzle No 92 (Fillomino)

Rules:

Divide the grid into different regions along the grid lines. No two regions of the same size can touch each other by a side. Numbers in the grid indicate that this cell is part of a region of that size. A region can contain more than one given number. There can be regions without any given numbers.

For additional info or example: Click here

Puzzle:

Theme: Broken Heart

Difficulty: Medium-