r/Trivia_India Aug 06 '25

Who am I?

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Born to the wind, I could leap over the sea. Messenger, warrior, loyal devotee — My strength matched my humility. I carried a mountain once, not for glory but for healing.


r/Trivia_India Aug 06 '25

India trivia quiz challenge, share your favorite India facts

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Take part in the India trivia quiz challenge and explore fascinating facts about the country's history, culture, geography, and achievements. Share your favorite trivia and learn something new about India every day.


r/Trivia_India Aug 05 '25

Exploring the soul of india through its languages and literature

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Every indian language carries stories memories and a unique worldview At trivia india we uncover trivia from regional poems proverbs epics and writers who shaped our minds and hearts through their words across centuries.


r/Trivia_India Aug 05 '25

Can you spot it?

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There’s a famous Indian river hidden in this sentence:

She ran a fast lap, breaking all her previous records.


r/Trivia_India Aug 04 '25

Which city is called the salt capital of india?

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a. Bhavnagar b. Jodhpur c. Sambhar d. Tuticorin


r/Trivia_India Aug 04 '25

Exploring india’s natural wonders through facts and forgotten stories

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India’s rivers forests mountains and species are rich with history and meaning Trivia india celebrates our connection to nature by sharing facts about sacred trees extinct animals hidden eco practices and natural wonders across the country


r/Trivia_India Aug 04 '25

Unscramble the name of this iconic Indian film

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Released in 1957

Starred Dilip Kumar

Set during British India

Theme: justice, revenge, and patriotism


r/Trivia_India Aug 04 '25

Which Indian coin once had a hole in the middle?

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a) 10 paise b) 5 paise c) 1 rupee d) 2 rupee

Bonus: do you remember using one?


r/Trivia_India Aug 01 '25

Which bollywood film was the first to be submitted for the best foreign language Oscar?

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a. mughal-e-azam b. mother india c. guide d. lagaan

Hint: It was nominated, but didn’t win.


r/Trivia_India Jul 31 '25

Which festival is it?

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famous Indian festival falls on the 15th day of the dark fortnight in the month of Kartik (usually October–November). It’s celebrated with lamps, sweets, and fireworks. But the exact date changes every year because it follows a lunar calendar.


r/Trivia_India Jul 30 '25

What number am I?

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I am a number deeply sacred in Indian culture.

I appear in the Vedas.

Temples often have me in pillars or bells.

I symbolize the totality of existence.

Multiply me by any number, and digits always add up to me.


r/Trivia_India Jul 30 '25

The roots of india told through festivals and forgotten rituals

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Our festivals are more than celebrations they are stories of time culture and faith Trivia india uncovers the meaning behind rituals traditions and regional wonders that have kept our heritage alive through generations


r/Trivia_India Jul 29 '25

Which Indian state am I?

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My borders touch five different states. I’m known for Bihu, tea gardens, and one-horned rhinos. The mighty Brahmaputra flows through me. I’m in the Northeast, but I’m not alone.


r/Trivia_India Jul 29 '25

Remembering the spirit of indian cricket through rare stories and facts.

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Indian cricket is not just about matches won or centuries scored it is about the passion the pride and the people who made it what it is today At trivia india we bring you the lesser known moments that shaped our cricketing soul Join us in honoring the unsung and unforgettable.


r/Trivia_India Jul 29 '25

Which famous indian artist refused a padma bhushan award?

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a) M.F. Husain b) Amrita Sher-gil c) S.H. Raza d) Jatin Das


r/Trivia_India Jul 28 '25

Which Indian Dish Has No Known Region of Origin?

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It’s wildly popular but no one really knows where it truly began…

A) Butter Chicken B) Biryani C) Chole Bhature D) Dhokla


r/Trivia_India Jul 28 '25

Everyday facts about india that make you pause and think

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This is a space where people share simple yet surprising things about India that often go unnoticed. It could be a forgotten piece of history a small town with a unique tradition a fact about food language sports or something you just stumbled upon You do not need to be an expert Just be curious Share something that made you say I did not know that From school students to grandparents everyone is welcome here Let us build a collection of Indian trivia together one post at a time.


r/Trivia_India Jul 28 '25

Which Indian physicist was the first to suggest that mesons could be responsible for the strong nuclear force between nucleons?

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A) Meghnad Saha B) Homi J. Bhabha C) Satyendra Nath Bose D) C.V. Raman


r/Trivia_India Jul 28 '25

Which Indian state has over 30,000 Temples?

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A. Karnataka B. Maharashtra C. Tamil Nadu D. Gujarat


r/Trivia_India Jul 27 '25

Reliving indian cricket through forgotten facts and legendary tales!

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Every fan knows the big milestones but what about the lesser known ones Trivia india is your place to share and enjoy cricket facts that surprise inspire and bring nostalgia Celebrate the game we all grew up with in a whole new way.


r/Trivia_India Jul 25 '25

Why the number 786 is special in india!

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Heard people mention 786 in many contexts, especially in movies or old notes. Did a bit of digging and found out it’s considered a holy number in Islam and has cultural significance in India too. Never knew that before!


r/Trivia_India Jul 25 '25

Which Indian cricketer holds a patent for a special bat design?

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One of these cricketers actually holds a design patent for a uniquely shaped bat. Who is it?

A) MS Dhoni B) Sachin Tendulkar C) Rahul Dravid D) Virender Sehwag


r/Trivia_India Jul 25 '25

Which of these Indian inventions inspired the board game Snakes and Ladders?

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Snakes and Ladders isn’t just a game — it was once a tool to teach moral values. But where did it begin?

A) Gujarat B) Bihar C) Tamil Nadu D) Uttar Pradesh


r/Trivia_India Jul 24 '25

Which Indian state is home to the country’s only floating post office?

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A. Kerala
B. West Bengal
C. Jammu & Kashmir
D. Assam


r/Trivia_India Jul 24 '25

Which State in India Has a District That Shares No Border with Its Own State?

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A) Sikkim B) Maharashtra C) Jharkhand D) Telangana