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Under The Peepal Tree: Indi-Genius The India Quiz
Under The Peepal Tree: Indi-Genius The India Quiz
Under The Peepal Tree: Indi-Genius The India Quiz
Indi-genius
The India Quiz
Prelims Questions
*1. Connect
*2. What is being built?
3. Unfortunately, even after 60 years of independence,
we cannot identify our country with one name, one
language and one culture. Now let this country of sages ,
Aryavarta remain Bharat. Do not feel glorified by calling it
by the symbol of slavery, India. This is what his site
reads. He also announced that he will be launching a
political party to cleanse the system, but he would not
contest any seat himself. Who?
4. X was filmed in 1982. The director altered the ending
after a particular incident occurred on the sets. Y's
character was originally intended to have been killed off but
after the change of script, the character lived in the end.
Varnam
Krithis
Pallavi
Javali/Padam
Tillana
Mangalam
11. Eighty years ago, on a visit to Burma, ______
founder, Mr. M. Manal, saw restless elephants
being fed with a root to pacify them. The plant from
which this was taken is Rauwolfia serpentina.
Fascinated by the plant's effect on elephants, he
had it scientifically evaluated. After extensive
research, Serpina, the world’s first anti-
hypertensive drug, was launched in 1934. The story
of which Indian company?
12. On his arrival in _____ early in the morning, he
was welcomed by a large number of devotees at
Joddu Katte. A grand procession began from Jodu
Katte. Devotees carried the chief deity around in a
palanquin. Leaders of the ______, also seated in
palanquins, followed, with ______ leading them.
When he arrived at the entrance to the temple, he
was welcomed by the outgoing Swami. Both then
entered the Simhasana Shala. _____ was handed
the ‘Akshaya patre’ and ‘sattuga’ (ladle) and keys to
sanctum sanctorum. What is being described?
13. This havelli in old Delhi was in the
news some time in July 2001. Why?
14. She was wearing a strapless, floor-length,
champagne-colored gown with silver detail. Her hair was
swept back and she was also wearing a bunch of churis,
traditional sparkly Indian bangle bracelets.
The silhouette is very modern very simple and chic, but
the fabric is totally handmade. It’s chiffon but the
paillettes on it are sterling silver which are hand sewn in
various sizes. This is something the maharajas and royal
families in India used to use for most of their clothing.
Dashavtara type
1. Matsya 2.Kurma 3.Varaha 4. Narasimha 5. Vamana –
weak
6. Parashurama 7.Rama 8.Balarama 9.Krishna
10.Buddha,Kalki-Strong
Mughal type