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Thrilled to announce that after returning from South Africa, I’m beginning a new leadership journey.

Mahatma Gandhi

100

A royal chef in Mysore reportedly remembered dessert
only after the rest of the feast was nearly ready.
Gram flour met ghee and sugar syrup in a last-minute experiment.
The Maharaja approved—and a palace accident became a specialty.

Mysore pak

100

Which city has a floating post office on a houseboat?

Srinagar

100

Stakeholders have expressed concerns regarding excessive taxation on salt.

Salt March

100

Born in the Mithila region, I was traditionally painted by women on walls and floors during festivals and ceremonies. Fish symbolize prosperity, peacocks evoke beauty, and deities often take center stage in my densely patterned compositions. What art form am I?

Madhubani art 

200

Excited to share that I have successfully established a small trading company in India. Looking forward to future growth opportunities under my leadership.

Queen Elizabeth I

200

Two eastern regions tell different chapters of my story.
One connects me with temple tradition in Puri;
another credits a Kolkata confectioner with perfecting my spongy form in 1868.
Shape the cheese, simmer gently, and let the syrup do the rest.

Rasgulla

200

Which state is home to the famous living root bridges?

Meghalaya

200

A meeting that ended with "Fine. We'll put up a fence in between."

Partition of India

200

Without using perspective or shading, I rely on geometric symbolism to depict farming, hunting, dancing, and rituals. My roots lie in Maharashtra's tribal heritage. What am I?

Warli art 

300

Honored to share that I have accepted a role involving strategic resistance and national inspiration.

Subhas Chandra Bose

300

I once traveled light across dusty trade routes,
sealed in pastry for journeys and royal courts.
A medieval visitor to Delhi wrote of meeting me,
but Indian kitchens later dressed me in potatoes, peas, and spice.

Samosa

300

Which Indian temple is famous for having thousands of sacred rats?

Karni Mata Temple

300

Following internal review, employees have decided to stop engaging with company-sponsored activities  

Non-Cooperation Movement

300

I am a traditional puppet theatre from Rajasthan, where colourful wooden puppets perform stories without ever needing a script supervisor. What am I?

Kathputli

400

Excited to announce my transition from student activist to full-time revolutionary.

 Bhagat Singh

400

Rice threads fall like silver rain,
Steamed into nests and served with coconut’s embrace.
An old breakfast shaped by the hands of coastal kitchens,
Its name whispers of the thread it resembles.

Idiyappam

400

India has a hill where vehicles appear to roll uphill. 


Magnetic Hill, Ladakh

400

Due to strategic differences, the client relationship will not be renewed.

 Quit India Movement

400

My signature posture resembles a sculpture brought to life, inspired by the carvings of ancient temples along India's eastern coast. Characterized by the graceful Tribhangi stance, I blend devotion, poetry, and fluid movement to narrate stories of Krishna and Radha. Which classical dance form am I?

Odissi

500

Delighted to report that my startup has expanded from a regional operation to an empire ruling across western India.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj / Maratha Empire

500

When Bombay’s textile mills worked late during the cotton shortage,
workers needed dinner that could arrive faster than a proper sit-down meal.
Mash vegetables on a hot griddle, add spice,
and serve the mixture with buttered Portuguese-style bread.

Pav bhaji

500

What is the name of the meteor-impact lake in Maharashtra that can change color?

Lonar Lake

500

The original "This meeting could've been an email"... except it changed history

The Round Table Conferences

500

Long before fitness studios popularized agility drills and mobility training, I was teaching warriors to move like tigers, snakes, and elephants. My practice progresses through four stages, and knowledge of the body's vital points is considered as important as mastering a weapon. What ancient Indian tradition am I?

Kalaari payattu

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