It is a little short, I didn't know what to add. I thought about adding the Rarh region and perhaps the terai, but I chose against it. I felt like the locations I chose are interesting locales at least.
Accept Burdwan and Bardhamman for Bardhaman and Darjeeling for Gorkhaland because Gorkhaland is not really a cultural proposed area but a unrecognised ongoing protest for a different state. And why Sandakphu is written Sandakpur in Hindi? And Gorkhaland is also written in Hindi?
And I don't know why you made it but I'll make another one too sorry.
Anyways, great quiz but too easy for anyone from India I guess
Those will work now, although Darjeeling seems a bit of a stretch since I already gave half the answer. This is part of a series, where I cover countries and sub-national regions. Also, Sandakphu, Gorkhaland are written in Nepali since that's the most common language in the area. Whenever I make these quizzes, I try and include the most spoken native, non-English name. According to Nepali Wikipedia the mountain is called Sandakpur, for whatever reason.
Thank you, good to hear you found it interesting. And good question, I try and put the names of each place in the local language (at least on the map). The other language featured is actually Nepali and I included the Nepali names in areas where the language is spoken. Not that the Hindi/Nepali names are all that different.
And I don't know why you made it but I'll make another one too sorry.
Anyways, great quiz but too easy for anyone from India I guess
Anyways, Here I made my version of West Bengal on a Map
which is a bit tough than yours... Of course because I'm from Bengal