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3) The questions provide clues, hints and context to help identify the right answers related to India.
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2. The questions cover topics like famous paintings, novels, poets, temples, political leaders, magazines, documentaries, dishes, businesspeople, movies, castes, rivers, actors, islands, and events from the history and culture of Kerala.
3. The quiz questions require identifying names, terms, people, places, and other details referenced in the questions.
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1. The quiz is hosted by Saqib Javed and has rules of +15/-10 points and not upsetting the quizmaster.
2. The first two questions identify the first two UNESCO world heritage sites in India (Ajanta Caves and Agra Fort) and the practice of clicking group photos of MPs done for the past 60 years in India.
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- It includes the first question about the Singhi Chham dance of Sikkim and asks players to fill in the blank for the deity they show gratitude towards.
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2) Many questions require identifying important people, places, events, works of literature, inventions and more that are significant to India.
3) The questions provide clues, hints and context to help identify the right answers related to India.
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3. The quiz questions require identifying names, terms, people, places, and other details referenced in the questions.
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The document discusses an Indian quiz competition between Indians. It provides rules for a round of the quiz and asks trivia questions about topics related to Indian culture, history and personalities. The questions cover diverse topics like Indian customs, movies, literature, wildlife, famous individuals and more. The questions are designed to test the participants' knowledge of Indian affairs.
This document provides details about an India quiz including rules, questions, and answers. It consists of two written rounds with 5 questions each worth various points, followed by a "dries" round with 15 questions and infinite opportunities to bounce or pounce questions. The questions cover topics about religious movements in India, directors and TV shows, the selection process for Dalai Lama, no confidence motions in parliament, surveying markers, Indian sailors, the discovery of HIV in India, forms of poetry, a passenger on a ship that helped with a scientific discovery, a monument in Thanjavur, political slogans in India, a tribal fair tradition, and the concept of a national language for India.
The document contains questions and answers related to an online practice test for the NET exam. It includes questions testing knowledge in areas like history, geography, literature, arts, science and sports. The answers provide concise explanations and identify important people, places, events and concepts mentioned in the questions.
The document contains questions from a practice test for the National Eligibility Test (NET) in India. It includes questions about identifying people, places, objects, connecting images, and explaining contexts in pictures related to Indian history, culture, and current events. The answers provided identify Rabindranath Tagore as the singer of the national anthem, Chikan embroidery as something Lucknow is famous for, and Vajrapāṇi as the person next to Buddha in one image.
The document summarizes the history of Indian cinema over the past 100 years from its beginnings in 1913 to the present day. It describes how Indian cinema started with silent movies and transitioned to talkies. It highlights milestones like the first talkie in 1931 and discusses the growth of regional cinema. The document also outlines the different eras like the Golden Age in the 1950s-60s and how genres, stars, and filmmaking evolved over time with international recognition and changing social norms. It concludes by noting how Indian cinema, especially Bollywood, has gained global popularity and financial success in the new millennium.
This document provides information about various trivia questions and their answers. Some of the questions answered include: who was the last man hanged in Tihar Jail before Afzal Guru, the identity of Subhash Mukhopadhyay and T.C. Anand Kumar in relation to a medical discovery, the person who introduced apple cultivation to Himachal Pradesh, and Om Prakash Sharma being recognized as one of the foremost writers of Hindi detective fiction. The document seeks to test people's knowledge of facts from Indian history, politics and culture.
This open quiz was held at Jadavpur University as part of its quiz club's, Enquiry, annual flagship event, Qriosity 2017. Around 25 teams wrote the prelims and eight teams made it to the finals, having cleared a cut off of 18 points. One point was awarded for every answer. The quiz was set and researched by Sarbajit Mitra and Debanjan Bose.
India unplugged Jan 26 2014 India Quiz for Families organised by Indian Quiz...Indian Quizzing league
This document provides the rules and format for the Grand Finale quiz competition. It will consist of 8 short rounds covering a variety of topics including Mixed Bag, Literature, History & Geography, Sports & Entertainment, Food & Beverages, Art & Architecture, Culture & Mythology, and Business. Each round will have 4 questions in an infinite pounce format and 1 question in a differential scoring format. Points will be awarded for correct answers based on the scoring rules provided. The document also gives examples of questions from the Mixed Bag and Literature rounds to illustrate the quiz format and style.
8 teams from 4 houses will qualify for the finals of a 20 question quiz competition. Questions 1, 5, 10, 15 and 20 are star marked. No electronic devices are allowed and those found using them will be removed. The city of Amritsar was originally called Ramdaspur and was founded by Guru Ramdas, who had a tank dug there. It was later renamed Amritsar by Guru Arjun Dev. The author Salman Rushdie lives in Mumbai and wrote his first novel Midnight's Children at age 17 in 1951. According to ancient texts, there were 16 kingdoms in 6th century BC in northern India including Kosala, Magadha, Vatsa and Avanti.
The document summarizes the history of Indian cinema from its beginnings in 1913 to the present day. It traces the evolution from silent films to talkies and color films. Key events and films are highlighted for each decade, including Dadasaheb Phalke's Raja Harishchandra in 1913, Ardeshir Irani's first talkie Alam Ara in 1931, and the new wave cinema movements of the 1950s-1970s. The document also discusses the rise of regional cinema, increasing globalization of Indian films, and emergence of new filmmakers in the new millennium.
1. The questions refer to an exam with 48 questions that can be answered clockwise or anticlockwise. Answering correctly earns +10 points, an incorrect pounce answer earns -10 points. The pounce window closes in 10 seconds.
2. The Hindustan Socialist Republican Association was formed after various revolutionary groups came together at Feroz Shah Kotla in Delhi. The group's manifesto was written by Bhagawathi Charan Vohra.
3. No summary can be provided as there is insufficient context to summarize the document.
The document summarizes the history and evolution of Indian cinema from its beginnings in 1913 to the present day. It traces the transition from silent films to talkies, the influence of social and political changes on films, and the rise of Indian cinema on the international stage. Key events and developments discussed include Dadasaheb Phalke making India's first feature film in 1913, the first talkie in 1931, the social protest films of the 1930s, and the golden age of Indian cinema in the 1950s and 1960s. The document also covers the impact of color film and changing tastes in the 1970s, the new wave cinema movement, and the revival of musicals in the 1980s/90s before concluding with India
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The word "pak" means "to think" in Urdu/Hindi. British civil servants from the Madras province who enjoyed Mysore Pak were sometimes given the sobriquet "pakka" which means "thorough" or "through and through".
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2. * 30
The origin of this framework could be traced to Matanga Muni’s Brihaddeshi, a
Sanskrit work on Indian classical music (~ 6 CE). Among other things, the work
analyzes the origin and evolution of ragas. Matanga Muni classifies raagas into
two broad categories distinguishing raagas into X and Y based on their classical
and folk origins respectively. This framework, now applied in other areas such as
literature, dance and theatre as well -- has been central to the discussion on
Classical Kannada. Z, a Classical Kannada research scholar’s multi-volume
collection of essays was called X.
Name all
3. 1
Most historians now point to Vasant Raiji (born 26 January 1920 in Baroda) as the
current holder of this record. Who did it used to be before him, until recently?
6. 4. A major focus for this missionary (active from 1815 to 2001), with chapters around the world
was to create employment opportunities for the people of the area where each mission is located.
In India too, the society taught printing, weaving, and employed native people in these fields. The
first Kannada newspaper, Mangalooru Samachara, was published by them.
Name the society.
Apart from printing, the group also set-up another profitable industry in Mangalore which
eventually multiplied in the region to about 75 factories by the 1990s. What was this endeavor?
7. 5) The town gets its name from the 400m wide muddy lake present within it. In fact the name
is the anglicized word for “muddy lake” in the native tongue.
On account of the town’s development in the last few decades in a particular sector, a
common joke among it’s residents is that the name actually comes from the fact that people
come here to squander all their money.
Name the town
8. *6) A prominent textile merchant in the 60s, this gentleman was also the manager of a well known Bangalore
cricket club and is credited with nurturing many a young talent through it. One such ‘find’ was a school boy from
Fort High School (Kote High school) who had been rejected from many major team selection not on account of
his skill but due to his appearance which was seen as a limitation.
After being rejected from the Mysore state school team, he was recruited by X in his club and made to play
straightaway in the senior division league. Within six years the boy went on to play for India.
Name the merchant
Name the cricket club
Name the cricketer
9.
10. 7) Yet another textile merchant. He originally hailed from Rajasthan but, after traveling
across various parts of South India, settled down in Davanagere. A chance encounter with
Rajkumar led to his entry into films. Impressed by his command over language, the actor
encouraged the businessman to make Kannada movies.
Thus began a fruitful partnership between the two, the first of which was the hit movie
Thayi Devaru released in 1971.
Name the moviemaker
For his 50th production, he attempted to create a unique record in the Kannada film
industry. His original aim was to finish shooting a movie within 24 hours. But eventually it
took twice that time to finish it.
What major multistarrer is this whose name alludes to both the impossible storyline as well
as the unique record he was attempting?
11.
12. 8) A few picks from a series of #sameguy type meme by Kannada blogger
Ramakrishna Bellur.
Examples
14. *9) DD Kannada, in the 90s, brought out these music videos for popular bhaavageete’s penned by noted
Kannada poets. The videos usually had an opening shot of the poets reading their poem, followed by X’s
rendition of their songs. X was the reigning queen of sugama sangeeta back then. Although she did work as
playback singer under Ilayaraja, Vijayabhaskar etc, she was primarily known as a sugama sangeeta singer and
was the default choice for any non-film singing. A few years ago, M.D. Pallavi brought out a cover album of
many of X’s previous recordings.
Shown here are two such music videos
Identify the two poets
Identify X
15.
16.
17. 10) He led the Kannada theatre scene in Mumbai for a long time. His foray
into films was as the producer of Girish Kasaravalli’s Ghatashraddha. He
later directed the award winning Kubi Mattu Iyala based on Poornachandra
Tejaswi's short story. But it is his effort on the small screen that is most
well remembered today. Apart from conceptualizing/ producing/ directing
the show, he is also responsible for writing and composing it’s haunting
theme song.
Name the director and the TV series which was actor Prakash Rai’s
earliest claim to fame before he burst onto the Tamil film scene as Prakash
Raj
18. 11) Whose only movie appearance as a 15 year old playing chende (cylindrical drum) in the 1973
Vishnuvardhan, Ambarish starrer Seeteyalla Savitri? He would later acquire fame in a slightly different field.
21. * 13) Pictured below are perhaps Kannada’s own Bronte sisters. Many of their works have been
immortalized by noted Kannada film-maker Puttanna Kanagal. Identify.
22. 14
Fill in the blanks
Newspaper (Daily): Weekly : Monthly
Samyukta Karnataka : ____a_____ : ____b____
_______c________ : ______d____ : Tushara
______e________ : Sudha: ______f____
23. 15. What name is given to the
performers of this folk dance form
from Karnataka?
Identify this Kannada television and film
director whose 2015 film although critically
acclaimed, having won two national awards,
had no takers among Kannada film
distributors and remained largely unscreened.
OR
24.
25. 16) The chief ingredients of this snack dish are mandakki (puffed rice), whole garlic, hurigadale (roasted
gram), and sugar, and is mainly available in Davanagere district.
Nobody really knows how the dish acquired the rather glamorous name it is known by, but it is universally
known by this name. What snack?
26.
27. 17
A youtube video of a Kannada film song from the 80s has over 200000 views and 500 comments, mostly from
foreigners. A selection of few comments are listed below. Why are many foreigners nostalgic about it?
28.
29. 18
Public Affairs, a Bangalore based journal was the last of
many unsuccessful media ventures of an illustrious
editor/statesman/author. The journal was started in 1949
from Bangalore with the objective of promoting
conscientious practice of democratic citizenship.
Name this illustrious editor and the event he is
responding to with this quote from the Upanishads that
broadly means “the wise took to silence”
30. 19
Rajaji’s 1958 letter to his Central College classmate congratulating him on a recently published novel of his on the
tragic life of the last Nayaka of Keladi. Fill in the blanks.
31. * 20
This work of an anonymous poet containing 137 poems is often mistaken to be folk literature due to
its wide adoption across folk traditions of Karnataka. Based on the language and the metre employed
in the work, scholars opine that it could have been written not later than 1800 AD. While the work is
set in a fictional region called Arunadri, it ends with salutations to Narasimhadeva at Maddur.
Scholars also suggest that this work could have been a reinterpretation of a story narrated in the
Padmapurana (written in Sanskrit ~ 7-10 CE).
Which work ?
32. 21
This stamp pays tribute to the unique work of
Baroque art by an Italian Antonio Moscheni at a
college in Karnataka.
Name the college.
33. 22
This feast of first-fruits is a harvest festival, celebrated in the Margashira month,
when the Sun enters Scorpio. It is marked by much song, dance,wining and
dining. The name of this seven day festival is said to be derived from the local
phrase for ‘new rice’.
Which festival ?
35. 24
_______ maga, a biography published by Manohara Granthamala created quite a flutter in the literary
circles when it was released two years ago. The author of the work wanted to present the other side of
his illustrious father's life. During the launch of the book, the author said "I have witnessed my
father's life with clear understanding and emotions. I have seen my mother Sunanda's sufferings from
my childhood. By the time the second woman entered my father's life, my mother already had three
children. Her age then was just 24 years. So many people have written his biography, but there was
little on my mother and all of us in those writings”
Fill in the blank and name the author of this work.
36. * 25
American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit in 1996 to halt an
initiative of the then Governor of Ohio George V. Voinovich.
The ACLU alleged that the state had violated the Establishment
Clause in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and a
similar clause in the Ohio Constitution. This was followed by a
series of protests by volunteers of Freedom From Religion
Foundation at the entrance of the newly restored Ohio
Statehouse.
What was the protest about and why are we discussing this in
this quiz?
38. 27
John Fleet arrived in Bombay as Assistant Collector in the Department of
Revenue in 1867. During his many field visits in Bombay presidency he developed
a keen history in classical Kannada and is remembered today as an epigraphist,
linguist and chronologist than a civil servant. He stumbled upon a lavani on the life
of a local hero which he felt presented a “... genuine native view of our system of
administration, and of what is thought of the various measures that we have taken
to introduce and enforce it—the popular native opinion about the local officers,
who to the lower classes, represent the government in person”.
The lavani is celebrated even to this day. Whose lavani ?
39. 28
The only screen appearance of X, an Arjuna Awardee is in a 1983 Kannada film Y
directed by Chi Dattaraj. X started getting marriage proposals in heaps after the
release of the Y. People who sent those proposals were trying to emulate Z that
happened in the climax scene of Y.
Identify all.
40. 29
Art form X, very specific to Karnataka made Kaavyas accessible to the common man. X involved shruti-
aligned recitation of the Kaavya text with suitable emphases and pauses such that the meaning of the
poem is evident from the very recital. Kaavyas such as Karnata Bharata Katha Manjari of Kumaravyasa,
Harishchandra Kavya of Raghavanka and Jaimini Bharata of Lakshmisha are used in the recitation.
Name this art form that’s on the verge of extinction today.
41. 31
This watercolour titled “Mad after Veena”(Veeneya Huchhu) was done by X in
response to a query by his teacher(pioneered the Bengal Schoolof Art), who had
heard that the celibate artist had abandoned art in favour of music.
The painting portrays the artist as a mad genius, gaunt, unshaven on his knees
before the Veena.
Identiy the artist who is often hailed as Karnataka’s first Modern Artist and his
teacher.
42.
43. 32
According to the researcher Dr. Rehaman Patel, this art form came to India with
the arrival of Khaja Moinuddin Chisty in the beginning of the 12th Century. Dr.
Patel says, the artisans who came from Iran along with him fanned out to different
parts of the country. Whereas during the reign of Allaudin II of the Bahamani
Sultanate in 1436 that the art form took root in this hill-top city.
Identify art form and the city
44. 33
This word derived from the Persian word meaning deductions or allowances,
refers to grants for religious and charitable purposes. The word is still in vogue
and in fact is an important(sometimes controversial) department in the
government of Karnataka.
The good word please.
45. 34
This 1993 movie marked the Kannada debut of the cinema stalwart. Identify the
movie and the stalwart
46. 35
John Leyden lamenting the fall of?
How quickly fled our Sultan’s state!
How soon his pomp has passed away!
How swiftly sped ______’s fate
From wealth and power to dire decay
48. 37
Saptaswara Devasthana in Rudrapatna(Hassan District) offers pooja to the idols
of seven exponents of Carnatic music(representing saptaswara).
The idols are arranged in a semi circular arc with Goddess Saraswati in the
center. The ones to the left(from the viewer’s POV) are Kanakadasa, Vadiraja,and
Purandara Dasa. Identify the other three exponents on Carnatic Classical music
on the right.
50. 38
What battle was described thus
“The plunder was so great that every private man in the allied army became rich in
gold, jewels, tents, arms, horses and slaves, the kings permitting every person to
retain what he acquired reserving the elephants only for their own use” - Ferishta
“Within a few hours these craven chiefs hastily left the palace, carrying with them all the
treasures on which they could lay their hands. Five hundred and fifty elephants, laden with
treasure in gold, diamonds and precious stones valued at more than a hundred million
sterling and carrying the State insignia and the celebrated jewelled throne of the kings left
the city under convoy of bodies of soldiers, who remained type to the Crown. King Sadasiva
was carried off by his jailor, Tirumala, now sole regent since the death of his brothers and in
long line the royal family and their followers fled southward towards the fortress of
Penukonda”- Robert Sewell
52. 40
1862 saw the publication of “Kathamale”, collection of stories based on the New
Testament. The poems were based on Gospel of St. Mathew, Gospel of St. Luke
among others.
The poems were composed in the traditional meters(Bhamini and vardhika-
shatpadi) and some passages were (the narrative style) similar to Yakshagana
prasangas. Some research has also shown that the author was particularly
inspired by the “Krishna parijata” a performing art belonging to the Yakshagana of
northern interior Karnataka.
Identify the author
55. * 30
The origin of this framework could be traced to Matanga Muni’s Brihaddeshi, a
Sanskrit work on Indian classical music (~ 6 CE). Among other things, the work
analyzes the origin and evolution of ragas. Matanga Muni classifies raagas into
two broad categories distinguishing raagas into X and Y based on their classical
and folk origins respectively. This framework, now applied in other areas such as
literature, dance and theatre as well -- has been central to the discussion on
Classical Kannada. Z, a Classical Kannada research scholar’s multi-volume
collection of essays was called X.
Name all
56. • X – Marga
• Y -- Desi
• Z – Prof. M M Kalburgi
57. 1
Most historians now point to Vasant Raiji (born 26 January 1920 in Baroda) as the
current holder of this record. Who did it used to be before him, until recently?
64. 4. A major focus for this missionary (active from 1815 to 2001), with chapters
around the world was to create employment opportunities for the people of the
area where each mission is located.
In India too, the society taught printing, weaving, and employed native people in
these fields. The first Kannada newspaper, Mangalooru Samachara, was
published by them.
Name the society.
66. 5) The town gets its name from the 400m wide muddy lake present within it. In fact the name is the
anglicized word for “muddy lake” in the native tongue.
On account of the town’s development in the last few decades in a particular sector, a common joke
among it’s residents is that the name actually comes from the fact that people come here to squander
all their money.
68. * 6) A prominent textile merchant in the 60s, this gentleman was also the manager of a well known Bangalore
cricket club and is credited with nurturing many a young talent through it. One such ‘find’ was a school boy from
Fort High School (Kote High school) who had been rejected from many major team selections not on account of
his skill but due to his appearance which was seen as a limitation.
After being rejected from the Mysore state school team, he was recruited by X in his club and made to play
straightaway in the senior division league. Within six years the boy went on to play for India.
Name the merchant
Name the cricket club
Name the cricketer
71. 7) Yet another textile merchant. He originally hailed from Rajasthan but, after traveling
across various parts of South India, settled down in Davanagere. A chance encounter
with Rajkumar led to his entry into films. Impressed by his command over language, the
actor encouraged the businessman to make Kannada movies.
Thus began a fruitful partnership between the two, the first of which was the hit movie
Thayi Devaru released in 1971.
Name the moviemaker
For his 50th production, he attempted to create a unique record in the Kannada film
industry. His original aim was to finish shooting a movie within 24 hours. But eventually
it took twice that time to finish it.
What major multistarrer is this whose name alludes to both the impossible storyline as
well as the unique record he was attempting?
78. * 9) DD Kannada, in the 90s, brought out these music videos for popular bhaavageete’s penned by noted Kannada
poets. The videos usually had an opening shot of the poets reading their poem, followed by X’s rendition of their songs.
X was the reigning queen of sugama sangeeta back then. Although she did work as playback singer under Ilayaraja,
Vijayabhaskar etc, she was primarily known as a sugama sangeeta singer and was the default choice for any non-film
singing. A few years ago, M.D. Pallavi brought out a cover album of many of X’s previous recordings.
Shown here are two such music videos
Identify the two poets
Identify X
82. 10) He led the Kannada theatre scene in Mumbai for a long time. His foray
into films was as the producer of Girish Kasaravalli’s Ghatashraddha. He
later directed the award winning Kubi Mattu Iyala based on Poornachandra
Tejaswi's short story. But it is his effort on the small screen that is most
well remembered today. Apart from conceptualizing/ producing/ directing
the show, he is also responsible for writing and composing it’s haunting
theme song.
Name the director and the TV series which was actor Prakash Rai’s
earliest claim to fame before he burst onto the Tamil film scene as Prakash
Raj.
84. 11) Whose only movie appearance as a 15 year old playing chende (cylindrical drum) in the 1973
Vishnuvardhan, Ambarish starrer Seeteyalla Savitri? He would later acquire fame in a slightly different field.
89. Rangitaranga
B.R. Chaya originally sang Guddada Bhoota’s title song, Dennana dennnana, reused in Rangitaranga.
The film-makers bought the rights to the song from Sadananda Suvarna.
Sai Kumar’s character in the movie is named after the Yakshagana singer Kalinga Navada
90. *13) Pictured below are perhaps Kannada’s own Bronte sisters. Many of their works have been immortalized
by noted Kannada film-maker Puttanna Kanagal. Identify.
91. Vani (B.N. Subbamma)- Shubhamangala
Triveni (Anasuya Shankar)- Belli Moda, Sharapanjara.
Aryamba Pattabhi – Kappu Bilupu.
While Triveni and Aryamba were sisters, Vani was a relative of the two.
All three were also related to B.M. Srikantiah
92. 14
Fill in the blanks
Newspaper (Daily): Weekly : Monthly
Samyukta Karnataka : ____a_____ : ____b____
_______c________ : ______d____ : Tushara
______e________ : Sudha: ______f____
94. 15. What name is given to the
performers of this folk dance form
from Karnataka?
Identify this Kannada television and film
director whose 2015 film although critically
acclaimed, having won two national awards,
had no takers among Kannada film
distributors and remained largely unscreened.
OR
97. 16) The chief ingrediants of this snack dish are mandakki (puffed rice), whole garlic, hurigadale (roasted
gram), and sugar, and is mainly available in Davanagere district.
Nobody really knows how the dish acquired the rather glamorous name it is known by, but it is universally
known by this name. What snack?
100. 17
A youtube video of a Kannada film song from the 80s has over 200000 views and 500 comments, mostly from
foreigners. A selection of few comments are listed below. Which song and Why are many foreigners nostalgic
about it?
101. Song: Neeve Namma Taayi Tande – the song from the film Dance Raja Dance
The song was included in the widely popular video game Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories in a
radio channel Radio Del Mundo.
102. 18
Public Affairs, a Bangalore based journal was the last of
many unsuccessful media ventures of an illustrious
editor/statesman/author. The journal was started in 1949
from Bangalore with the objective of promoting
conscientious practice of democratic citizenship.
Name this illustrious editor and the event he is
responding to with this quote from the Upanishads that
broadly means “the wise took to silence”
104. 19
Rajaji’s 1958 letter to his Central College classmate congratulating him on a recently published novel of his on the
tragic life of the last Nayaka of Keladi. Fill in the blanks.
106. *20
This work of an anonymous poet containing 137 poems is often mistaken to be folk literature due to
its wide adoption across folk traditions of Karnataka. Based on the language and the metre employed
in the work, scholars opine that it could have been written not later than 1800 AD. While the work is
set in a fictional region called Arunadri, it ends with salutations to Narasimhadeva at Maddur.
Scholars also suggest that this work could have been a reinterpretation of a story narrated in the
Padmapurana (written in Sanskrit ~ 7-10 CE).
Which work ?
108. 21
This stamp pays tribute to the unique work of
Baroque art by an Italian Antonio Moscheni at a
college in Karnataka.
Name the college.
109.
110. 22
This feast of first-fruits is a harvest festival, celebrated in the Margashira month,
when the Sun enters Scorpio. It is marked by much song, dance,wining and
dining. The name of this seven day festival is said to be derived from the local
phrase for ‘new rice’.
Which festival ?
114. 24
_______ maga, a biography published by Manohara Granthamala created quite a flutter in the literary
circles when it was released two years ago. The author of the work wanted to present the other side of
his illustrious father's life. During the launch of the book, the author said "I have witnessed my
father's life with clear understanding and emotions. I have seen my mother Sunanda's sufferings from
my childhood. By the time the second woman entered my father's life, my mother already had three
children. Her age then was just 24 years. So many people have written his biography, but there was
little on my mother and all of us in those writings”
Fill in the blank and name the author of this work.
116. * 25
American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit in 1996 to halt an
initiative of the then Governor of Ohio George V. Voinovich.
The ACLU alleged that the state had violated the Establishment
Clause in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and a
similar clause in the Ohio Constitution. This was followed by a
series of protests by volunteers of Freedom From Religion
Foundation at the entrance of the newly restored Ohio
Statehouse.
What was the protest about and why are we discussing this in
this quiz?
117. The protest was about inscribing the Biblical passage reading "With God All Things Are Possible” at the
entrance of the Ohio Statehouse. The governor was inspired to get that inscribed after returning from a trade
mission to Bangalore, where he had seen the slogan "Government Work Is God's Work" prominently
displayed on the Vidhana Soudha.
120. 27
John Fleet arrived in Bombay as Assistant Collector in the Department of
Revenue in 1867. During his many field visits in Bombay presidency he developed
a keen history in classical Kannada and is remembered today as an epigraphist,
linguist and chronologist than a civil servant. He stumbled upon a lavani on the life
of a local hero which he felt presented a “... genuine native view of our system of
administration, and of what is thought of the various measures that we have taken
to introduce and enforce it—the popular native opinion about the local officers,
who to the lower classes, represent the government in person”.
The lavani is celebrated even to this day. Whose lavani ?
122. 28
The only screen appearance of X, an Arjuna Awardee is in a 1983 Kannada film Y
directed by Chi Dattaraj. X started getting marriage proposals in heaps after the
release of the Y. People who sent those proposals were trying to emulate Z that
happened in the climax scene of Y.
Identify all.
123. X – Malathi Holla, Multiple award winning paralympian
Y– Kaamanabillu
Z – Annavru marries her at the end of the film.
124. 29
Art form X, very specific to Karnataka made Kaavyas accessible to the common man. X involved shruti-
aligned recitation of the Kaavya text with suitable emphases and pauses such that the meaning of the
poem is evident from the very recital. Kaavyas such as Karnata Bharata Katha Manjari of Kumaravyasa,
Harishchandra Kavya of Raghavanka and Jaimini Bharata of Lakshmisha are used in the recitation.
Name this art form that’s on the verge of extinction today.
126. 31
This watercolour titled “Mad after Veena”(Veeneya Huchhu) was done by X in
response to a query by his teacher(pioneered the Bengal Schoolof Art), who had
heard that the celibate artist had abandoned art in favour of music.
The painting portrays the artist as a mad genius, gaunt, unshaven on his knees
before the Veena.
Identiy the artist who is often hailed as Karnataka’s first Modern Artist and his
teacher.
129. 32
According to the researcher Dr. Rehaman Patel, this art form came to India with
the arrival of Khaja Moinuddin Chisty in the beginning of the 12th Century. Dr.
Patel says, the artisans who came from Iran along with him fanned out to different
parts of the country. Whereas during the reign of Allaudin II of the Bahamani
Sultanate in 1436 that the art form took root in this hill-top city.
Identify art form and the city
131. 33
This word derived from the Persian word meaning deductions or allowances,
refers to grants for religious and charitable purposes. The word is still in vogue
and in fact is an important(sometimes controversial) department in the
government of Karnataka.
The good word please.
135. 35
John Leyden lamenting the fall of?
How quickly fled our Sultan’s state!
How soon his pomp has passed away!
How swiftly sped ______’s fate
From wealth and power to dire decay
139. 37
Saptaswara Devasthana in Rudrapatna(Hassan District) offers pooja to the idols
of seven exponents of Carnatic music(representing saptaswara).
The idols are arranged in a semi circular arc with Goddess Saraswati in the
center. The ones to the left(from the viewer’s POV) are Kanakadasa, Vadiraja,and
Purandara Dasa. Identify the other three exponents on Carnatic Classical music
on the right.
142. 38
What battle was described thus
“The plunder was so great that every private man in the allied army became rich in
gold, jewels, tents, arms, horses and slaves, the kings permitting every person to
retain what he acquired reserving the elephants only for their own use” - Ferishta
“Within a few hours these craven chiefs hastily left the palace, carrying with them all the
treasures on which they could lay their hands. Five hundred and fifty elephants, laden with
treasure in gold, diamonds and precious stones valued at more than a hundred million
sterling and carrying the State insignia and the celebrated jewelled throne of the kings left
the city under convoy of bodies of soldiers, who remained type to the Crown. King Sadasiva
was carried off by his jailor, Tirumala, now sole regent since the death of his brothers and in
long line the royal family and their followers fled southward towards the fortress of
Penukonda”- Robert Sewell
146. 40
1862 saw the publication of “Kathamale”, collection of stories based on the New
Testament. The poems were based on Gospel of St. Mathew, Gospel of St. Luke
among others.
The poems were composed in the traditional meters(Bhamini and vardhika-
shatpadi) and some passages were (the narrative style) similar to Yakshagana
prasangas. Some research has also shown that the author was particularly
inspired by the “Krishna parijata” a performing art belonging to the Yakshagana of
northern interior Karnataka.
Identify the author