Answer : Daily Trivia #43

Jahangir named Prince Khurram 'Shah Jahan'

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Daily Trivia #3

When Murugan died in Amsterdam in 2003, it was an end to a remarkable chapter in Indian diplomacy. In the first decade and a half after Independence, India sent numerous individuals like Murugan to dozens of countries. Although today less remembered than a similar exercise that China does, it was extremely popular. Several children would even write directly to Jawaharlal Nehru, hoping to get this done. What is this? What is the Chinese equivalent ? ( HINT : Look at the picture ) Follow us on our YouTube channel https://youtu.be/AqJZBVhg-M0

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OVER THE YEARS , THERE HAVE BEEN SEVERAL WELL KNOWN NAMES IN A PARTICULAR LIST OF LUMINARIES MALAYALAM ACTOR SURESH GOPI AND MULTIPLE TIME WORLD CHAMPION BOXER MARY KOM ARE AMONG THOSE WHO ARE PART OF THIS LIST TODAY WHAT IS THIS LIST ? THE FIRST LIST IN 1952 HAD A DOZEN NAMES SUCH AS THE SCHOLAR ZAKIR HUSSAIN, GANDHIAN AUTHOR KAKASAHEB KALELKAR, LAWYER DR. ALLADI KRISHNASWAMI, AND THE DANCER RUKMINI DEVI ARUNDALE IT ALSO HAD SOMEONE WHO LATER STARRED AS AKBAR IN MUGHAL-E-AZAM WHO WAS THIS ACTOR? Video description of the question 👇👇👇 Daily Trivia #5

Daily Trivia #61 : 25th August 2021

Answer Daily Trivia : 20th August 2021 The Olympic motto: Citius, Altius, Fortius (Faster, Higher, Stronger) Daily Trivia #61 : 25th August 2021 Q. In 2020, the Ministry of Culture set up a panel of researchers from Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to locate the grave of this person, who is believed to be buried somewhere in Delhi. Considered "liberal", he is believed to have translated the Upanishads and the Gita into Persian. The structure seen is supposed to be his tomb, but it is not conclusive. Who? In which complex, famous for another tomb, is he supposedly buried?

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