Answers of Quiz 1829 (Indira Gandhi)

1. On 19 November 1917 Allahabad, UP, India
2. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
3. Kamala Nehru
4. Feroze Gandhi
5. Rajiv Gandhi & Sanjay Gandhi
6. Sonia Gandhi (spouse of Rajiv Gandhi) & Maneka Gandhi (spouse of Sanjay Gandhi)
7. Rahul Gandhi (son of Rajiv Gandhi) & Varun Gandhi (son of Sanjay Gandhi)
8. Priyanka Gandhi (daughter of Rajiv Gandhi)
9. Priyadarshini (meaning delightful to look at)
10. In 1942
11. In 1959
12. Zorastrian Parsi
13. On 8 September 1960
14. Indira Gandhi
15. In 1966
16. Her biggest achievement after 1971 election was victory against Pakistan that led to the formation of independen Bangladesh.
17. Simla Agreement was signed between Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India, & Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, President of Pakistan, on 2 July 1972 in Simla. The agreement was the result of resolve of both the countries to put an end to the conflict & confrontation arising out of the 1971 war.
18. On 23 June 1980
19. 3 times
20. Operation Blue Star was an Indian military operation which occurred between 3 June & 8 June 1984, ordered by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in order to establish control over the Haramandir Sahib Complex in Amritsar, Punjab & remove Jurnail Singh Bhindranwale & his armed followers from the complex building.
21. On 31 October 1984
22. Two sikh bodyguards: Satwant Singh & Beant Singh
23. 66 years
24. Her son Rajiv Gandhi
25. The members of three families of Kennedy, Gandhi & Bhutto have been assassinated & have a great impact on the people of their countries.
26. Aandhi (1975), Kaum De Heere (2014), 31 October (2016)
27. National Integration Day
28. Indira means Beauty, Splendor
Gandhi means Perfume Merchant

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