Indian Geography

Kampilya (also spelled Kamapilya) was the capital of the Panchala kingdom. King Drupada ruled from here, and his daughter Draupadi (also known as Panchali) was born in this kingdom. Panchala was the sworn enemy of the Kuru kingdom.

Sant Gadge Baba University (formerly Amravati University) is located in Amravati, Maharashtra. It was established in 1983 and renamed in 2005 after the saint Sant Gadge Baba.

Swami Ramanand Tirth Marathwada University is located in Nanded, Maharashtra. It was established in 1994 and named after the social reformer Swami Ramanand Tirth.

Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University is located in Nagpur, Maharashtra. It was established in 1923 and is one of the oldest universities in the state, named after the saint Tukadoji Maharaj.

In the Delhi Metro system, Dwarka Sector 9 is NOT an end terminal. The end terminals are: Mundka (on Green Line), Jahangirpuri (on Yellow Line), and Rithala (on Red Line). Dwarka Sector 9 is an intermediate station on the Blue Line, which terminates at Dwarka Sector 21. Note: The option should be capitalized as 'Dwarka Sec 9'.

Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary is located in Haryana state, in Gurugram district. It is a popular bird watching destination particularly for migratory birds. Punjab has Harike, Rajasthan has Keoladeo, and Uttarakhand has Rajaji.

Krishna Raja Sagara (KRS) Dam is located in Mandya District, Karnataka. It was built across the Cauvery River near the confluence of three rivers - Cauvery, Hemavati, and Lakshmana Tirtha. Mysore, Madekeri (Madikeri), and Chamrajanagara are incorrect as the dam is not situated in those districts.

Bhubaneswar is the capital city of Odisha (formerly known as Orissa). Odisha is an eastern state of India known for its temples and coastal areas along the Bay of Bengal.

The Golden Triangle of East India refers to the three major tourist destinations forming a triangular circuit: Bhubaneswar (city of temples), Puri (pilgrimage center with Jagannath Temple), and Konark (Sun Temple UNESCO site). This term derives from their cultural, religious, and tourism significance. The other options mix cities that don't form this classic tourist circuit.

Bokaro Steel City ranks as the fourth largest urban center in Jharkhand by population. The state's cities are typically ordered as Jamshedpur (1st), Ranchi (2nd), Dhanbad (3rd), and Bokaro (4th).

Jamshedpur is Jharkhand's most populous city, primarily due to its industrial significance as home to the Tata Steel plant. Ranchi, though the state capital, ranks second in population.

Netarhat, situated in the Latehar district, has hill station-like climate and scenic beauty at an altitude of about 3,700 feet but lacks commercial tourism promotion compared to established hill stations.

Bokaro, Dhanbad, and Hazaribagh are all located in the coal-rich Damodar Valley region of Jharkhand. Jamshedpur is primarily known as the 'Steel City' due to the Tata Steel plant; while it is an industrial hub, it does not host coal mines.

Shivaji Maharaj killed Afzal Khan at Pratapgad fort in 1659 during a scheduled meeting. The Bijapur general had been sent to suppress Shivaji's growing power.

The Ballaleshwar Ganapati temple, one of the eight Ashtavinayaka temples, is located in Pali, Maharashtra. Moregaon and Theur house other Ashtavinayaka idols (Mayureshwar and Chintamani).