thats more than 2 moves and i mean theres a high chance u will be in that setup

What if 1... Ke6?

While I agree the actual solution takes more than 2 moves, the solution offered is indeed 2 moves.

I couldn't see a mate in 2 either after that move. With an engine's help, I found a mate in 5, but definitely not 2.

after 1. ... Ke6 it's 2. Qf5# mate

Indeed it is...very nice

That one way to do it. But there are also a million others.

Oops, total failure on my part.

It is a mate in two, so your engine can't be very strong.

So the solution is

1. Qb1

Here are all variations:

1... Kc6 2. Qb7#
1... Kc4 2. Qd3#
1... Ke6 2. Qxf5#
1... e6 2. Qb5#
1... e5 2. Qb5#
1... Re5 2. Qb5#
1... Rf8 2. Qb5#
1... Rf7 2. Qb5#
1... Rf6 2. Qb5#
1... Rxf4 2. Qb5#
1... Nh7 2. Qe4#
1... Nf7 2. Qe4#
1... Ne6 2. Qe4#
1... Ne4 2. Qxe4#
1... Nf3 2. Qe4#
1... Nxh3 2. Qe4# (This is the variation shown in the puzzle.)

In the diagram shown below you can see the variation shown in the puzzle and you can see all the other variations if you click on "MOVE LIST".

There'smore than 2 moves but good puzzle

Please read the thread before posting. I have just demonstrated that there is no more than 2 moves. If you can demonstrate something else, then please do!

Quite right and I should have looked at it more closely.  thanks for the complete list blueknightshade, I am just so used to these puzzles being defective that I got lazy.  Good puzzle akashbisht 

stupid puzzle