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100

The main film industry of India. 

Bollywood


100

India gained independence from this country

Great Britain

100

This Indian bread has a palindromic name

Naan

100

This polytheistic religion is the most commonly practiced in India

Hinduism

100

This practice combines physical poses, controlled breathing and meditation to unite the body, mind, and spirit

Yoga

200

The Actor with the highest Net Worth in the Indian Film Industry. 

Shah Rukh Khan

200

[DAILY DOUBLE] This city houses the Taj Mahal. 

Agra

200

Indian yogurt mixed drink often mixed with National fruit 

Mango Lassi


200

This holiday celebrates the triumph of light over darkness

Diwali


200

This draped garment is commonly worn by women across the sub continent

Sari

300

This string instrument is used in Indian classical music

Sitar

300

This famous mountain range forms a 2400 km border with india

Himalayas

300

This popular Indian desert is a deep fried doughball soaked in sugar syrup

Gulab Jamun

300

This colorful festival celebrates good over evil 

Holi

300

In certain regions of India this animal requires photo identification

Cow

400

The equivalent of a homerun in baseball is this many runs in cricket

6

400

The percentage of the world population that India makes up (+/-2%)

(15.8-19.8%) Correct answer 17.8%

400

This indian yogurt dish, commonly paired with rice, is used to balance out spices.

Raita

400

This anthropomorphic god represents wisdom and the removal of obstacles 

Ganesh

400

This strategy based board game originated from India in 6th Century CE  

Chess


500

This father/daughter movie about wrestling is the highest worldwide grossing Bollywood movie

Dangal

500

This is the number of countries India shares a land border with

7

500

This Indian Shack (located in Stamford) is where we catered all the food for this Diwali celebration

Dhabewala

500

This major Sanksrit epic tells the story of the conflicts between Pandavas and Kauravas 

Mahabharata

500

This is the factorial of a numerical concept that originated in India

1