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100

What is the name of the bridge made to reach Sri Lanka in the Ramayan

Ram Setu


100

What is the moral law of cause and effect in Hinduism?

Karma

100

Who are the big 3 gods in Hinduism

Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu

100

What river in northern India is considered the holiest in Hinduism

Ganga

100

What is the act of praying in Hinduism called?

Puja

200

Who is crowned King of Lanka after Ravan

Vibhishana

200

What symbol is often found on doors and temples, representing auspiciousness and well-being? 

Swastika

200

What is the biggest festival in India?

Diwali

200

What famous temple town in Andhra Pradesh known for the deity Venkateswara.

Tirupati


200

What is the act of tapasya, or mental focus towards a task known as in English?

Penance/discipline 

300

Who wrote the Ramayana?

Valmiki 


300

What sound is spoken at the start and end of prayers?

What is "Om"


300

Which god was famous for flying over the ocean to reach an island?

Hanuman

300

Where does the festival of Onam originate from?

Kerala

300

What is the act of breaking free from the cycle of birth and rebirth 

Moksha

400

Why couldn't Karna fight back whilst he was being attacked? (Hint: think curses)

Parshuram Cursed him so that he would lose his strength when he needed it most.

400

What does Shiva’s third eye symbolize?

spiritual awakening, and the power to see beyond the physical world

400

What is the name of the ancient Hindu Temple located in Cambodia 

Angkor Wat

400

What city is home to one of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites dedicated to Lord Shiva, which also had a movie named after it?

Kedarnath

400

What are the religious trips to holy rivers, temples, or sacred sites called?

Pilgrimage, Tirtha

500

Why did Duryodhana's mother, Gandhari, blindfold herself?

Gandhari takes a vow which symbolizes her solidarity with her blind husband, and she wants to share his pain of not being able to see the world.


500

What is the three-pronged weapon representing creation, preservation, and destruction 

Trishul

500

When did Krishna say, "You have the right to work, but never to the fruit of work. You should never engage in action for the sake of reward, nor should you long for inaction"

When Arjuna was hesitant to fight against his own relatives and teachers right before the battle

500

What pilgrimage site in Gujarat is famous for the Somnath and Dwarka temples and is linked to Lord Krishna?

Dwarka

500

What are the 2 of the sacred and foundational texts of Hinduism called?

Upanishads, and Vedas