A Short Quiz On Sports In India.

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A short quiz on sports in India

2. This is the tomb of a slave
at Anarkali Bazar,
Lahore. How is his death
related to the sports
history of India?
Q No. 1

3. Answer
Death of Qutubuddin Aibak
while playing chaugan
(polo)

4. World championships of which sport?
Q No. 2

5. Answer
Carrom

6. After much juggling between
Kuwait and Delhi since 1983,
which first and only sports event
in 2003 led to the record
number of visitors to Charminar
and Chowmoholla palace?
Q No. 3

7. Answer
Afro-Asian Games 2003, Hyderabad

8. These are the pressure
points used by
Kalaripayattu martial
artists in which system of
Ayurvedic treatment?
Q No. 4

9. Answer
Marma

10. Which floating marvel in the Indian sports
history was designed by the world
renowned event architect Mark Fisher and
brought to life by a British balloon maker,
Lindstrand Technologies in 2010?
Q No. 5

11. Answer
Aerostat at 2010 Commonwealth Games

12. Rathera is not so popular
Telugu movie based on which
Indian sport earlier played
using Raths(chariots)?
Q No. 6

13. Answer
Kho-Kho

14. In which game would you notice two
each of a gambler, a policeman, an
innkeeper, a doctor, a merchant, a
clerk, a blacksmith and a farmer?
Q No. 7

15. Answer
Professions of the 8 (*2)
pawns in chess

16. Identify the famous Indian
sports academy from its
logo.
Q No. 8

17. Answer
Pullela gopichand badminton academy

18. Nelson Wang was the cook at Cricket
Club of India, Mumbai. Which Desi-
Chinese dish’s invention is credited to
him as the result of a request from a
customer to create something new?
Q No. 9

19. Answer
Chicken Manchurian

20. On left is Giuseppe Chiarini, who challenged a stable keeper(on right) to perform a feat in
6 months with a cash bet 1000₹. The challenge was achieved in 3 months leading the
formation of what first of its kind in India? And who is he?
Q No. 10

21. Answer
First circus in India - Great Indian Circus |
Vishnupant Chatre

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