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Sampati. He was Jatayu's brother.
This saint systematized the method of teaching Carnatic music which is followed to the present day. What is that Saint's name?
Saint Purandaradas.
This is world's first pillar constructed of alloy metal and was erected at the time of Chandragupta II Vikramaditya (375–413). Where is it and what is so specific about it?
The iron pillar of Delhi. The pillar has attracted attention of archaeologists and materials scientists and has been called "a testament to the skill of ancient Indian blacksmiths" because of its high resistance to corrosion.
This is currently the richest temple in the world based on the wealth it has. Which temple is this?
Shri Padmanabhaswamy temple, Thiruvananthapuram.
Bhagirath, Son of Suryavanshi King Dilip.
This Stotram is considered to be created by this great sage/saint, in response to the incredible kindness and selflessness of a woman who offered him alms(Amalak or Indian wild gooseberry) at lunch time. What is that Stotram and who is the saint?
Kanakadhara Stotram, Adi Shankaracharya
The Baudhayana Sulba Sutra, between about 800 BC to 500 BC contains a statement about this famous theorem. Which theorem is it?
Pythogorean theorem
This is a very ancient Shiva temple situated in border town of Maharashtra and Karnataka. Even though it is a shiva temple, there is no Nandi in it. Which temple is this and what is the name of the town?
Kopeshwara temple and name of the town is Khidrapur.
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Sage Durvasa. Duryodhana sent him to Pandava's ashram thinking Pandavas will make some mistake and Durvasa will curse them. The day was Dwadashi and Krishna as usual came to Droupadi's rescue.
This sage is considered to be the rebirth of Sage Valmiki and as such he wrote entire Ramayana in local language in poetic form. Who is he?
Tulsidas. He wrote Ramcharitmanas in Awadhi language.
This Gem was known in India for at least 3,000 years but most likely 6,000 years and it was introduced to the world(out of India) in the mid-late 1600. What is it?
Diamond.
Ravindranath Tagore mentioned about a temple as - Here the language of stone surpasses the language of human. This temple is situated in Orissa. Which temple is this?
Konark Sun Temple.
It is considered that Ravan-Kumbhakarna, Kansa-Shishupal, Hiranyakashyapu - Hiranyaksha were borned because of the curse received by these 2 people from Vaikunthaloka. Who are they?
Jay - Vijay. They were doorkeepers of Vaikunthaloka. The Sages Sanaka and Sanandan cursed them, when Jay-Vijay stopped them from entering Vaikunthaloka.
These are 63 Saints living in southern part of India during the 6th to 8th centuries CE and they were devotee of lord shiva.
The Nayanars.
This steel, Produced by the Tamils of the Chera Dynasty, is considered to be the finest steel of the ancient world and was made by heating black magnetite ore in the presence of carbon in a sealed clay crucible kept inside a charcoal furnace. What is it called today?
Wootz Steel.
This is considered to be the largest religious monument in the world and it is not in India. What is its name and which god it was dedicated to?
Angkor Wat. Situated in Kambodia.
Hanuman. After the war was over, Krishna told Arjuna to take all his weapons and conch shell and step down, then Krishna stepped down and then he requested Hanuman to step down. As soon as, Hanuman stepped down, the weapons rotating around the chariot suddenly burnt the chariot to ashes.
This saint was a revenue official of the Muslim king of Bidar. It is said that Pandurang/Vitthala came in the form of an outcaste to pay all the price for the "Tax" grain. What is his name and what is the story behind it?
Saint Damajipant from Mangalvedha town.
Apart from incarnations of god, this is considered to be illustration of evolvement of humanity, what are those and which gods incarnations does that represent?
1. Matsya 2. Koorma 3. Varah 4. Narsinh 5. Vaman 6. Parshuram 7. Ram 8. Krishna 9. Bouddha 10. Kalki.