Five boys are standing in a circle facing inward. Rahim is between Ajoy and Tom. Salman is to the left of Bablu, and Ajoy is to the right of Salman. Who is standing to the right of Bablu?

Let's map out the positions in a circular formation. When facing inward toward the center of a circle:
* Moving counter-clockwise represents "Right".
* Moving clockwise represents "Left".

1. "Salman is to the left of Bablu": Place Bablu at a base position. Moving clockwise (left) from Bablu gives us Salman.
2. "Ajoy is to the right of Salman": Moving counter-clockwise (right) from Salman brings us back past Bablu, meaning Ajoy must be placed next to Salman along the counter-clockwise path. The sequence so far is `Bablu $\to$ Salman $\to$ Ajoy` (moving counter-clockwise).
3. "Rahim is between Ajoy and Tom": This means the remaining slots must be filled in order by Rahim and then Tom to complete the circle.

The complete circle layout in a counter-clockwise direction is:

$$\text{Bablu}\to \text{Salman}\to \text{Ajoy}\to \text{Rahim}\to \text{Tom}\to \text{Bablu}$$

Looking at this arrangement, moving one step to the right (counter-clockwise) from Bablu lands directly on Tom.