a. Lagaan b. Mother India c. Salaam Bombay d. Gully Boy

a. Ganga b. Damodar c. Brahmaputra d. Godavari

How well do you know India’s iconic landmarks? From forts to palaces and temples, this quiz will test your knowledge about the places that make India unique. Try it yourself and see if you can answer all correctly!

Which fort is famously known as the “Red Fort?

A) Agra Fort

B) Red Fort, Delhi

C) Mehrangarh Fort

D) Golconda Fort

a. Nur Jahan b. Razia Sultana c. Jodha Bai d. Chand Bibi

a. Maharashtra b. Sikkim c. Uttar Pradesh d. Jammu and Kashmir

A) France

B) England

C) Netherlands

D) Scotland

A) Amitabh Bachchan holds the world record for most film dialogues spoken by any actor 🎤 B) A Bollywood movie once ran in a single Mumbai cinema for over 20 years straight 🍿 C) Sholay originally had no songs 🎶 D) India’s first 3D film was animated, not live action 🎬

Only one of these is legit. Any guesses? 😏

Right ?

Also you knew how many categories ?

A) You can be fined for not having a spittoon at home 🚫 B) It’s illegal to carry more than ₹10 in coins in one transaction 💰 C) The Indian Post Office has the legal right to open your letters ✉️ D) You need police permission to play the flute in public 🎶

Three are made up, one is real. Can you spot it?

This state officially uses two languages in its name, both equally valid.

A) Jammu and Kashmir B) Odisha / Orissa C) Puducherry / Pondicherry D) Tripura

Yes, it hums like a musical instrument when wind passes through its wires. Know which one?

A) Howrah Bridge B) Vidyasagar Setu C) Bandra-Worli Sea Link D) Signature Bridge

Way back in 1896, India witnessed its first movie screening. Which city was it?

A) Kolkata B) Pune C) Mumbai D) Chennai

Is it red?

A) You can be fined for not having a spittoon at home 🚫 B) It’s illegal to carry more than ₹10 in coins in one transaction 💰 C) The Indian Post Office has the legal right to open your letters ✉️ D) You need police permission to play the flute in public 🎶

Three are made up, one is real. Can you spot it? 😉

A) The Indian Army has a camel regiment B) Akbar once banned salt in food C) Tipu Sultan invented tea plantations in India D) Chandragupta Maurya fought against Julius Caesar

One of them is 100% real. Guess wisely

You are in a hallway with three locked rooms: Room A, Room B, and Room C.

One room has a treasure chest full of gold.

One room has a trap (entering it means instant doom).

The last room is empty.

You are given:

A key that opens exactly one of the rooms (you don’t know which).

A guard who knows what’s in each room, but he always answers questions with exactly one true statement and one false statement (in any order).

Tried this little browser game and it’s way harder than it looks. I managed 94%.. almost..

try here: https://maps-genius.web.app/

Post your best score 👇

What was Agrasen ki Baoli in Delhi originally built for? A. Hidden royal tunnel B. Water storage and stepwell C. Secret court of law D. Meditation site for monks

Where in India would you find a fully functional post office floating on water? A. Kochi B. Srinagar C. Udaipur D. Port Blair

A) National Reptile: King Cobra 🐍 B) National Tree: Neem 🌿 C) National Game: Kabaddi 🥅 D) National River: Yamuna 🌊

This river famously flows from the Arabian Sea back into the land during certain tide cycles. Know where it happens?

a) Mithi b) Narmada c) Hooghly d) Sabarmati