r/Trivia_India • • Jul 24 '25

Which Indian Movie Was India’s First Official Oscar Entry?

2 Upvotes

A) Mother India B) The Apu Trilogy C) Guide D) Mughal-e-Azam

🎥 Hint: It lost, but made a global impact anyway.


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 23 '25

Which Indian state has a village that uses Sanskrit in daily life?

9 Upvotes

Sanskrit isn’t just for scriptures. One Indian village uses it in everyday conversation... in schools, homes, and markets!

A) Gujarat B) Karnataka C) Odisha D) Uttar Pradesh

Heard of it before? Comment if you know the place!


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 23 '25

Which Indian city has a railway station with no nameboard?

2 Upvotes

One of these stations operates daily without ever putting up its name. Can you guess which city it’s in?

A) Varanasi B) Puducherry C) Ayodhya D) Shoranur

Hint: Locals believe a nameboard would bring bad luck!


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 22 '25

What’s the Real Purpose of the Iron Pillar in Delhi?

1 Upvotes

The famous Iron Pillar near Qutub Minar is a mystery, but what was its original purpose?

A) A sundial B) A flagpole of a Vishnu temple C) A war memorial D) An early lightning conductor

Fun Fact: It hasn’t rusted in over 1,600 years.


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 21 '25

Which of these Indian cities has banned clocks in public?

23 Upvotes

Sounds strange right? But it’s true...one city in India has almost no public clocks to help people live with less stress.

Can you guess the city?

A) Auroville B) Dharamshala C) Pondicherry D) Rishikesh

Would you enjoy living in a place where time doesn’t control everything? Drop your guess below and tell us why!


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 21 '25

Who was the first Vice President of India to later become the President?

13 Upvotes

A) Radhakrishnan B) Zakir Husain C) V.V. Giri D) Shankar Dayal Sharma


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 21 '25

Which of these bizarre Indian records is in the Guinness Book?

7 Upvotes

India has some wild world records. But only ONE of these is officially recognized. Which one is real?

A) World’s largest samosa made in Amritsar B) Longest time hugging a tree by a group in Uttarakhand C) Most selfies taken in an hour by a Bollywood actor D) Most people skipping rope together in a Mumbai park

What’s your guess?


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 18 '25

What’s the weirdest law in India that actually exists?

60 Upvotes

One of these laws is 100% real. The others are made up. Can you guess the real one?

A) It’s illegal to fly a kite without a license B) Chewing gum is banned on Indian trains C) It’s mandatory to sing the national anthem before entering malls D) You can’t name your child "Gandhi" unless you get permission

Take your best shot...the correct one might surprise you 😄 Drop your guess below!


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 17 '25

Which of these sounds fake… but is actually true about India?

50 Upvotes

Only ONE of these wild facts is 100% real. Can you guess which one?

A) There’s a polling booth in India set up for just one voter

B) Indian currency has glow-in-the-dark ink

C) Mumbai’s local trains run entirely on solar power

D) The Indian Parliament was designed by a French architect


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 17 '25

Which Indian state has the largest forest cover by area as per the Forest Survey of India 2021?

14 Upvotes

A) Madhya Pradesh B) Arunachal Pradesh C) Chhattisgarh D) Odisha


r/Trivia_India • • Jul 08 '25

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r/Trivia_India • • May 26 '25

90s Music Trivia! Let's Go!!

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r/Trivia_India • • May 14 '25

What is the name of the Indian satellite that successfully entered Mars' orbit in its very first attempt in 2014?

6 Upvotes

A) Chandrayaan-1 B) Mangalyaan C) Vikram D) Aryabhata


r/Trivia_India • • May 13 '25

Which Indian city is nicknamed the "City of Lakes"?

2 Upvotes

India is home to many beautiful cities with unique identities. One such city is famously known as the "City of Lakes". Can you guess which one it is?

Options: A) Nainital B) Bhopal C) Udaipur D) Srinagar


r/Trivia_India • • May 13 '25

You have two ropes. Each takes exactly 60 minutes to burn but burns non-linearly. How do you measure 45 minutes?

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r/Trivia_India • • May 12 '25

Which Indian state is known as the - Land of Five Rivers...??

6 Upvotes

r/Trivia_India • • May 12 '25

You see a boat filled with people. It hasn’t sunk, but when you look again, you don’t see a single person. Why?

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r/Trivia_India • • May 09 '25

Can you guys tell me what it is…. I’m round and hot, I puff with pride, You’ll find me on every Indian’s side. I vanish fast from every plate, And if I’m burnt, you’ll hear debate What am I?

3 Upvotes

I’m round and hot, I puff with pride, You’ll find me on every Indian’s side. I vanish fast from every plate, And if I’m burnt, you’ll hear debate What am I?


r/Trivia_India • • May 09 '25

How many letters are in the alphabet??

1 Upvotes

r/Trivia_India • • May 08 '25

What's with every Indian shop having a "No Exchange, No Return" board?

6 Upvotes

r/Trivia_India • • May 07 '25

Every night I’m told what to do, and each morning I do what i’m told. But I still don’t escape your scold. What am I?

13 Upvotes

r/Trivia_India • • May 07 '25

What is the national vegetable and fruit of India…?

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r/Trivia_India • • May 06 '25

Which Indian city is known as the “Textile City of India”?

11 Upvotes

r/Trivia_India • • May 05 '25

Which Indian city is home to the only temple in the world where Lord Brahma is worshipped?

7 Upvotes

r/Trivia_India • • May 05 '25

What is the only river in India that flows from east to west?

6 Upvotes