Ravana was the Rakshasa who was the great grandson of Brahma according to Hindu mythology. Ravana was fourth in line from Brahma - Brahma → Pulastya → Visravas → Ravana. Ravana and Ved Vyasa, who wrote the Mahabharata, were also related as they were both descended from Brahma but through different lines.

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2. According
to
the
Hindu
mythology,
which
'Rakshasa'
was
the
great
grandson
of
Brahma?
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3. Ravana
Ravana
was
4th
in
line
from
Brahma.
Brahma
–>
Pulastya
–>
Visravas
–>
Ravana.
Did
you
know:
Ravana
and
Ved
Vyasa
(who
wrote
Mahabharata)
were
related!
Ved
Vyasa
was
5th
in
line
from
Brahma.
Brahma
–>
Vasishtha
–>
Sakthi
–>
Parasara
–>
Vyasa
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4. This
is
the
logo
of
which
famous
social
movement?
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5. Narmada
Bachao
Andolan
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6. Which
car
manufacturing
company
is
also
the
name
of
a
God?
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7. MaruE
Lord
Hanuman
is
also
known
as
MaruK.
Since
I
did
not
specifically
ask
to
name
Hindu
God,
those
who
answered
Mazda
will
also
get
the
points.
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8. IdenEfy
a)
the
building
and
b)
the
statues
guarding
it.
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9. Reserve
Bank
of
India,
New
Delhi
The
male
statue
on
the
leJ
is
‘Yaksh’
and
the
female
statue
on
the
right
is
‘Yakshini’
According
to
Hindu
mythology
Yakshas
belongs
to
a
class
of
demi-­‐gods
and
they
are
represented
as
the
servants
of
‘Kubera’
-­‐
the
God
of
Wealth.
The
duty
of
Yakshas
is
to
guard
over
Kuber’s
gardens
and
treasures.
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10. IdenEfy
a)
the
three
people
shown
in
this
pic
and
b)the
year
this
incident
took
place.
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11. LeJ:
Dennis
Lillee
Center:
Umpire
Tony
CraJer
Right:
Javed
Miandad
Occurred
in
1981
during
the
first
test
in
Perth
Wisden
described
this
incident
as
“one
of
the
most
undignified
incidents
in
Test
history”.
The
blame,
by
common
consent,
lay
with
Lillee.
The
eyewitness
account
was
that
Miandad
set
off
for
a
single,
Lillee
stepped
into
his
path,
and
aZer
a
tangle
of
limbs
and
insults,
Lillee
turned
to
confront
Miandad
with
his
fist
raised,
and
Miandad
liZed
his
bat
above
his
head
as
if
to
strike
him.
Tony
CraZer,
the
umpire,
was
a
brave
man
to
intervene.
Lillee
was
fined
Aus$200,
which
was
later
reduced
to
$120
plus
a
two-­‐match
ban.
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