Easy, but a great puzzle!

So easy, got it first go in under 10 seconds

Simple.

easy peasy lemon squeezy

Completed without error.  :-)

2 Qf3+  Ke6 then ??

Prativa's puzzle contains several errors.  The big one that I see is that after 2.Qf3, black plays Be4 which leads to Qxf3#.  The other big one is that white plays Qh5+ which allows Bf5.  White's best move is to return the Queen to f3 but instead plays 4.c4+, which allows black to play Ke6 or Kc6 which gets the black king out of any mating threats in the foreseeable future.  I would say that Prativa's puzzle is a study of errors.

Easy but cool

very easy

Hi! Pies'n'Guys In Blue Skies! Nice, but Very Easy. Today Must Be Monday

ok

Lol about the problem

I expected harder.  Fun anyway. :)

easy

If Kd4 the Qe3#.  Still mate in 2.

Nice and easy.

Sunday-ish

Simple.

its more calculative than Sunday one!