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Which bird is India’s national bird?
Answer: Indian peacock
Why: India chose the peafowl as its national bird in 1963 for its wide range and deep cultural ties.
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What is the primary ingredient used to make the Indian dish Dal?
Answer: lentils
Why: Dal comes from a Sanskrit root meaning to split, and splitting pulses cuts their cooking time.
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Why are over 20,000 rats specifically protected at the Karni Mata Temple?
Answer: They are considered reincarnated souls
Why: The rats are called kabbas, and the rare white ones are taken to be Karni Mata and her kin, so a glimpse of one counts as a blessing.
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How many times has India won the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup?
Answer: Two
Why: India beat the West Indies at Lord's in 1983, then in 2011 became the first country to win this trophy on home soil.
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How long was India the world's only known source of diamonds?
Answer: Over 2,000 years
Why: Golconda's famous stones were washed from river gravels, and India's run ended when diamonds turned up in Brazil in the 1720s.
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In 1963, how was India's first rocket famously transported to the launch site?
Answer: On a bicycle
Why: Photographs from Thumba show the nose cone on the cycle, not the whole rocket: the full Nike-Apache weighed about 727 kg.