A) A collection of Vedic hymns B) The life of a historical queen C) The teachings of the Buddha D) The glory and exploits of the Goddess
A) Shaivism B) Jainism C) Shaktism D) Vaishnavism
A) Mahabharata B) Ramayana C) Markandeya Purana D) Rig Veda
A) Sanskrit B) Hindi C) Pali D) Tamil
A) 13 B) 24 C) 18 D) 7
A) Hiranyakashipu B) Kamsa C) Mahishasura D) Ravana
A) Saraswati B) Durga C) Lakshmi D) Kali
A) Jaya and Vijaya B) Mara and his army C) Madhu and Kaitabha D) Sunda and Upasunda
A) A serpent B) A lion C) An elephant D) A buffalo
A) Only Vishnu B) Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, and others C) Indra and the Maruts D) Only Shiva
A) Bow and arrow B) Sword C) Trident D) Discus
A) Rudraksha beads B) Pearls C) Severed heads D) Lotuses
A) Lalita Sahasranama B) Devi Bhagavatam C) Durga Saptashati D) Shakti Upanishad
A) Protection and liberation B) Long life and health C) Victory in battle D) Wealth and power
A) Wisdom or knowledge B) Glory or greatness C) Story or narrative D) Prayer or hymn
A) Medhas and Suratha B) Vyasa and Janamejaya C) Vasishta and Dasharatha D) Valmiki and Rama
A) Lion B) Tiger C) Peacock D) Elephant
A) Brahma's daughter B) Vishnu's sister C) The supreme cosmic power D) Shiva's consort
A) 1000 B) 700 C) 500 D) 300
A) Qualified non-dualism B) Non-dualism of consciousness C) The Goddess as ultimate reality D) Dualism of matter and spirit
A) Her beauty B) Her voice C) Her anger D) Her power (shakti)
A) Punjab B) Rajasthan C) Kerala D) Bengal
A) Moksha (liberation) B) Earthly success C) Rebirth in good family D) Heavenly pleasures
A) Ten B) Three C) Five D) Seven
A) Raktabija B) Shumbha C) Nishumbha D) Madhu
A) The Ganas B) The Yoginis C) The Matrikas D) The Apsaras
A) Diwali B) Navaratri C) Holi D) Maha Shivaratri |