People & Culture
The country is known for inventing this popular tea.
What is Chai?
The world's highest mountain range rests in this region.
What is the Himalaya Mountain Range?
Although the country has no official religion, this is the most dominant with 80% of Indians practicing it.
What is Hinduism?
A wonder of the world, commissioned in 1631 by the former Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan as a dedication to his favorite wife Mumtaz Mahal, who died during childbirth.
What is the Taj Mahal?
This world renowned activity, believed to have started with the dawn of civilization, is considered a way of life that is a group of physical, mental, and spiritual practices.
What is yoga?
The name for this Hindi-language film industry.
What is Bollywood?
The country is considered this because it is surrounded by water on 3 sides.
What is a Peninsula?
The capital of India.
What is New Delhi?
In 1920, a certain activist started organizing peaceful protests against British rule.
Who is Mahatma Gandhi?
The country possesses the largest grounds for this particular sport.
What is Cricket?
Known as the festival of colors where people throw colorful powders and water at each other, dance to live music, and enjoy festival sweets.
What is the Festival of Holi?
What is Pakistan?
The official currency of India.
What is the Rupee?
This classical Indian language is the basis for many of the country's modern languages and is considered a sister to European languages.
What is Sanskrit?
This highly competitive and strategic game was invented in India.
What is chess?
This animal is seen as highly sacred and respected. They can be seen walking around the streets of India.
What is a cow?
India's rank among the largest countries of the world.
What is 7th?
India is the largest producer of this product.
What is milk?
The year Britain gained control over most of India.
What is 1757?
These 3 mathematical studies originated in India.
What are Algebra, Calculus, and Trigonometry?
The number of seasons India has according to the Hindu calendar.
What are 6?
This fertile plain covers much of Northern India.
What is the Ganges Plain?
The number of official languages recognized by the country.
What is 22?
The span of this country's history.
What is 10,000 years?
The world's very first university, The University of Nalanda, built in Takshila, India was established on this year.
What is 700BC?