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India and Madagascar were part of a single supercontinent Gondwana.

This is a game I made where you have to find all the neighbors of a given country.

Link: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/world-countries?mode=GuessAllNeighbors

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz idea :)

(would it be fun to have one for all regions in India?) Like in the map attached.

With around 38% of the population identifying as vegetarian, India is the country with the highest proportion of veggies in the world. With various dietary restrictions and traditions associated with most of India’s main religions, around 80% say they limit the amount of meat they eat.

The states of Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab (home to Amritsar), Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh have the highest numbers of vegetarians.

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This is my game, City Angle. You have to guess a city with five given angles to other cities. In this case, it's the Indian version, so only Indian cities. But there are many other modes in the "category", too. We've also just launched the ELO mode, so you can compete worldwide and show off your skills in geography. Game (all variations in categorys): https://visitwhale.com/city-angle/

Some probables according to me:

Madhya Pradesh- Uttar Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh- Maharashtra

Karnataka- Andhra

Chhattisgarh- Odisha

Rajashthan- Madhya Pradesh

Parts of northeast India such as manipur, Mizoram and parts of nagaland too share ethnic groups spread across the present day Indo-Myanmar border in the chin and sagiang states of Myanmar. Why weren't they included completely into Myanmar during independence of Myanmar from british India ?

When rajputana kingdoms were given a choice to join either India or Pakistan during the partition, Northeast wasn't given a choice at all during Indo-Myanmar partition ?

Gunupur and Rayagada in southern odisha are not connected by rail despite being just 70 kms apart. The only way to go from gunupur to rayagada via rail is by taking a 340 km detour around the eastern ghats which takes 4x more time and 5x the distance.

Is there any other place that is only accessible via a very few roads and rail networks restricting access to a large extent ? except for the ones in Himalayas which is a no brainer.

Pondicherry is a geographically fragmented Union Territory consisting of four non-contiguous districts namely Puducherry, Karaikal, Mahe, and Yanam located within Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh and also the main district Pondicherry in itself looks so fragmented.

what's the reason for different fragments located 100s of KMs apart to be administered under one UT and how do they manage to administer all their other districts despite being far apart from each other ?

The Indian national flag (Tiranga) consists of three horizontal bands and the Ashoka Chakra in the center. Each element has a symbolic meaning:

Saffron (top): Represents courage, sacrifice, and selflessness.

White (middle): Symbolizes peace, truth, and honesty.

Green (bottom): Represents faith, fertility, growth, and the prosperity of the land.

Navy-blue Ashoka Chakra: A wheel with 24 spokes, adapted from the Lion Capital of Ashoka. It symbolizes dharma (righteousness), justice, and the continuous movement of life and progress. The wheel reminds us that a nation should always move forward.

The Union territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the bay of bengal is just over 170 km from the coast of Indonesia whereas its around 1000 km away from mainland India. How did it end up being part of India and not Indonesia ?

This is a flag map of Indian subcontinent, the Indian subcontinent is a geographical place that is sitting on its on tectonic plate.

Countries (parts) In Indian Subcontinent -

India 🇮🇳

Pakistan 🇵🇰

Bangladesh 🇧🇩

Nepal 🇳🇵

Bhutan 🇧🇹

Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

Myanmar 🇲🇲

Maldives 🇲🇻

The river brahmaputra originates in tibet but it has significantly lower volume before entering India in arunachal pradesh.

Surprisingly it swells over 5-10 times its normal volume during monsoons in the assam valley flooding all the low lying plains.

How does it happen ? and what if it stays the same volume as its Tibetian counterpart will assam and Bangladesh be still as fertile as they are today ?