Explanation:

Alright, let’s break this puzzle down step by step:

- There are two rows, everyone’s facing north.

- Farhan and Manish are at diagonally opposite ends. That means one is top left, other is bottom right, or vice versa.

- Utkarsh sits in the top row, immediately right of Farhan.

- Krishna is second to the left of Manish.

- Yugal and Krishna are not in the same row.

Let’s map out positions (Row 1: Top, Row 2: Bottom):

Possible arrangement (based on clues):

Row 1: Farhan | Utkarsh | ?

Row 2: ? | ? | Manish

- Utkarsh is immediately right of Farhan in top row.

- Both Farhan and Manish should be at diagonally opposite ends: Farhan top left, Manish bottom right.

- Krishna is second to left of Manish—so if Manish is bottom right, Krishna is bottom left.

- Yugal and Krishna are not in same row, so Yugal is in the top row.

So, we have:

Row 1 (Top): Farhan | Utkarsh | Yugal

Row 2 (Bottom): Krishna | Chaman | Manish

Now, diagonally opposite ends:

- Farhan (top left) ? Manish (bottom right)

- Yugal (top right) ? Krishna (bottom left)

The question: Who is sitting at the diagonally opposite end to Yugal?

- Yugal is top right. The diagonally opposite is Krishna (bottom left).

Correct option: Option 2 – Krishna

Here’s how the options shake out:

- Manish: bottom right, not opposite Yugal.

- Krishna: bottom left, is the match for Yugal.

- Utkarsh: middle of the top row, not an end.

- Chaman: bottom middle, not an end.

So yes, your logic checks out. Krishna is the diagonally opposite end to Yugal. Nicely done.