Numbers
Landmarks
Parents and Kids
Sports
Miscellaneous
100
Number of states in India
29
100
One of India's most famous landmarks, built by a Mughal emperor for his late wife
Taj Mahal
100
Anjani
Hanuman
100
India's national sport
Hockey
100
This famous courtesan is the heroine of two tragic Hindi films, played both by Bina Rai and Madhubala
Anarkali
200
Number of planets in the solar system
8
200
Residence of the Mughal emperors, in the centre of Delhi, palace of Shahjahanabad
Lal Qila
200
Shiva
Kartikeyya and/or Ganesh
200
Played with a bat, ball, and wickets, this is by far India's most popular sport
Cricket
200
The most visited park in the United States, this park was opened in 1857 and is a national historic landmark. It's located next to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and is very popular among tourists.
Central Park
300
Number of bones in human body
206
300
One of the Chardham sites, famous as Krishna's place of residence and the first capital of Gujarat
Dwarka
300
Dasharath
Ram (or Lakshman, Bharat, or Shatrughna)
300
The World Cup of this sport is currently being held in Brazil
Football/soccer
300
The earliest versions of this famous board game came from India, though it's now evolved into a complex tactical and strategical sport, well known and played throughout the world.
Chess
400
Number of Indians in America
3 million
400
Located in Bara Imambara in Lucknow, this maze is notoriously difficult to navigate. Also an Akshay Kumar movie of this name, about a haunted house.
Bhool Bhulaiyaa
400
Devaki
Krishna
400
Sania Mirza is famous for this sport, played with a brightly colored ball
Tennis
400
India's national animal
Bengal tiger
500
Average number of seniors in India Home
150
500
Recently named a UNESCO Heritage Site, this stepwell in Patan, Gujarat is named for the queen
Rani-ki-vav
500
Jamadagni
Parasuram
500
Though not popular as a national sport, this ball game is often played in schools and at the regional level. In the US, it's very popular, with two hoops at either side of a court.
Basketball
500
The British architect who designed a major portion of India's capital city, New Delhi
Sir Edwin Lutyens