| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| Dispur was formed as its capital in 1972 | Assam | 100%
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| Has the City of Nawabs which was the epicenter of the 1857 War of Independence | Uttar Pradesh | 100%
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| Known for Lathmar Holi | Uttar Pradesh | 100%
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| Official language is Telugu | Andhra Pradesh | 92%
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| With the partition of India in 1947, an old British province was divided into two parts. The larger western part became a part of Pakistan and this state was formed on Indian side | Punjab | 92%
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| It's capital still boasts the tram system | West Bengal | 92%
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| Highest Cricket Ground in the World. It's winter capital is also the hometown of Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama | Himachal Pradesh | 85%
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| Its capital is also one of the world's top ten centers of commerce in terms of global financial flow, generating 6.16 percent of India's GDP. | Maharashtra | 85%
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| Ima Keithal market in this state's capital is probably the world's only all-women run marketplace. also known as 'Mothers market' | Manipur | 85%
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| Mizo is spoken as official language | Mizoram | 85%
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| Temple of Rats | Rajasthan | 85%
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| A Voting Poll Booth Set Up For Just ONE Voter | Gujarat | 77%
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| Got world’s Only Floating Post Office | Jammu And Kashmir | 77%
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| The secretariat and courts move twice every year from one capital to another | Jammu and Kashmir | 77%
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| It's capital is also known as the 'Silicon Valley of India' because of its role as the nation's leading information technology (IT) exporter | Karnataka | 77%
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| Famous for its rains | Meghalaya | 77%
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| Kohima is state capital and English is official language | Nagaland | 77%
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| With the presence of several monasteries, centres for tibetology and religious educational institutions, it's capital is a famous centre of Tibetan Buddhist culture. | Sikkim | 77%
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| Tamil is official language | Tamil Nadu | 77%
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| India's largest state in the Northeast | Arunachal Pradesh | 69%
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| It's capital has got several strip rivers, including Sone, Gandak, and Punpun, Also is known as the largest riverine city in the world | Bihar | 69%
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| Freed from Portuguese controls in 1961 and merged with India as a Union Territory. Later became state in 1987 | Goa | 69%
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| Its capital is also known as the 'city of lakes' for its various natural as well as artificial lakes | Madhya Pradesh | 69%
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| It's capital is also popularly known as the 'temple city of India'. | Odisha | 62%
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| This state was constituted as the 29th state of India on June 2, 2014 | Telangana | 62%
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| Official Languages are Bengali and Kokborok | Tripura | 62%
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| It's capital is also called as the Abode of Guru Drona | Uttarakhand | 62%
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| It is one of the richest mineral zones in the world and boasts of 40 per cent and 29 per cent of India's mineral and coal reserves respectively | Jharkhand | 54%
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| Its capital is built on seven hills, with capital name meaning 'the town of Lord Anantha'. | Kerala | 54%
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