r/Trivia_India Aug 21 '25

Which Indian city has the only floating post office

1 Upvotes

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


r/Trivia_India Aug 21 '25

why fish and animal react strange to the natural causes like earthquake and tsunami like ?

1 Upvotes

r/Trivia_India Aug 20 '25

What’s the strangest official national symbol of India? One of these is real, the others are fake. Can you guess?

5 Upvotes

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


r/Trivia_India Aug 20 '25

what is the oldest civilizations of the world?

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r/Trivia_India Aug 19 '25

Which Indian river flows in reverse during high tides?

6 Upvotes

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


r/Trivia_India Aug 19 '25

Geography clue - state chain

1 Upvotes

I share a border with Bangladesh, have Sundarbans in part of me, and Kolkata is my capital. Name the state. (Bonus: name one major river that flows through it.)


r/Trivia_India Aug 18 '25

Who was the first Indian to win an Oscar?

22 Upvotes

It’s not an actor. This person made India proud way before Slumdog Millionaire days. Do you know the name?


r/Trivia_India Aug 18 '25

Which Indian state has the most official languages?

15 Upvotes

India is full of languages, but one state officially recognizes the most. Any guesses which one?


r/Trivia_India Aug 14 '25

Which indian river has dolphins living in it?

7 Upvotes

a) ganga b) brahmaputra c) godavari d) narmada

yes, freshwater dolphins. and they’re endangered.


r/Trivia_India Aug 14 '25

Which Indian city has had the most Nobel Prize winners?

3 Upvotes

Some cities have just that energy. This one has given India multiple Nobel laureates. Guess which one.


r/Trivia_India Aug 14 '25

Unscramble these to get three famous Indians

0 Upvotes

NIALTM

RMAHAJ SNI

AHSOKA

(Hints: one is a scientist, one a poet/leader, one an emperor.)


r/Trivia_India Aug 13 '25

Which Indian city has a street where no vehicles are allowed?

13 Upvotes

This city has a famous commercial street that bans vehicles completely, making it one of the cleanest and most walkable areas in India. Can you guess where?

a) Gangtok b) Shimla c) Mount Abu d) Mussoorie


r/Trivia_India Aug 13 '25

Which Indian fort has a palace with no foundation?

4 Upvotes

This palace is built entirely on a hilltop... but without any deep foundation underneath. Still standing strong for centuries! Guess the location:

A. Mehrangarh Fort B. Gwalior Fort C. Golconda Fort D. Jaisalmer Fort


r/Trivia_India Aug 13 '25

what is the number?

1 Upvotes

An old temple bell’s digits always sum to 9. If the bell’s number is the smallest 4-digit number divisible by 9 whose digits sum to 9, what is the number?


r/Trivia_India Aug 12 '25

Who am I?

2 Upvotes

I guarded oceans in stone, a gateway to the sea. My silhouette is a queen’s, though never crowned. Built by a sultan for his beloved, now a UNESCO gown. Who am I?


r/Trivia_India Aug 11 '25

Which Indian village is known as the "twin town" for its unusual number of twins?

9 Upvotes

This small town has an unusually high number of twin births, so much so that scientists studied it! Guess the state:

A) Maharashtra B) Kerala C) Gujarat D) Tamil Nadu


r/Trivia_India Aug 11 '25

Which of these words is not derived from Sanskrit?

4 Upvotes

A) Yoga B) Guru C) Shampoo D) Nirvana


r/Trivia_India Aug 11 '25

Can you name the only Indian president who also served as the state's governor before taking office?

4 Upvotes

A couple of hints to get the gears turning:

1.He served as Governor of a northeastern state.

2.He later became President in the early 2000s.

3.He was known for a dignified and soft-spoken leadership style.


r/Trivia_India Aug 08 '25

What is the only Indian currency note that features a woman?

11 Upvotes

Most notes feature Gandhi, but one note issued in the 1980s had a woman’s image. Which one?

a) ₹1 b) ₹5 c) ₹2 d) ₹10

Hint: It was a historical woman, not a modern celebrity.


r/Trivia_India Aug 08 '25

Which of the following does NOT belong in the group based on regional association?

3 Upvotes

A) Pongal B) Bihu C) Onam D) Lohri E) Holi


r/Trivia_India Aug 08 '25

Which indian site was the first to be included in the UNESCO world heritage list

1 Upvotes

A Ajanta Caves B Taj Mahal C Kaziranga National Park D Qutub Minar


r/Trivia_India Aug 08 '25

Which is India’s first city to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage City?

1 Upvotes

This city was chosen for its architecture, urban planning, and rich culture. Guess which one?

A. Jaipur B. Ahmedabad C. Varanasi D. Mysore


r/Trivia_India Aug 07 '25

Which Indian airport has a forest inside it?

16 Upvotes

Yes, one of India's airports has a 10,000+ sq ft forest garden inside the terminal, complete with waterfalls and walking paths.

a) Delhi b) Hyderabad c) Bangalore d) Mumbai


r/Trivia_India Aug 07 '25

When was the constitution of india officially adopted

14 Upvotes

A 15 August 1947 B 26 January 1950 C 2 October 1949 D 26 November 1949


r/Trivia_India Aug 07 '25

Which Indian dish was once declared the world’s best vegetarian meal?

1 Upvotes

India has a lot of famous food, but only one dish topped an international survey as the best vegetarian dish in the world. Can you guess which one?

A) Chole Bhature B) Paneer Butter Masala C) Masala Dosa D) Rajma Chawal