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Who is popularly known as India's golden girl?
P T usha
The most educated state in India?
It is Kerala known popularly as the gods own country
What close associate of Mahatma Gandhi was popularly known as 'Deenbandhu'?
C.F.Andrews
Which fish is popularly known as the hilsa in India?
The hilsa, popularly known as "ilish" in India, is a species of fish belonging to the herring family, primarily found in the Bay of Bengal. It is highly prized for its rich flavor and unique texture, making it a favorite in Bengali cuisine. The hilsa migrates between freshwater and saltwater, and its seasonal availability is celebrated in many culinary traditions, especially during festivals. This fish is often cooked with mustard, mustard oil, and green chilies, showcasing its cultural significance in the region.
Which country was placing missiles in cuba?
The USSR (popularly known as Russia) was supplying the missile bases in Cuba.
What was the Quit India movement popularly known as?
The Quit India movement was popularly known as purna swaraj
Who was popularly known as the Iron Man of India?
Vallabhbhai Patel
Who is popularly known as chacha in India?
Jawaharlal Nehru
What state in India popularly known as pearl city?
punjab
Which waterfall of India is popularly known as niagara falls?
Chitrakoot - The Niagara Falls of India
Who is popularly known as India's golden girl?
P T usha
Who is popularly known as the father Damien of India?
Tq ❤️
Who is popularly called as bapu in India?
Bapu is a Hindi name for father. In India The Great Freedom Fighter "Mahatma Mohan Chand Karam Chand Gandhi" is popularly known as Bapu
Who was second Governor General of independent India how is he popularly known by this name?
Rajagopalachari Chakravarti
Which is the city called pink?
Jaipur in Rajasthan, India is popularly known as the Pink City.
The most educated state in India?
It is Kerala known popularly as the gods own country
When was Mumbai attacked?
26-11-2008. Popularly known in India as Twenty six eleven attacks.
