This place in present day South India (H - - - I) (5 letters) has locations considered to be part of Sugreeva's kingdom in ancient India.

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The emblem of India is adapted from the Ashoka stambh at this city (S - - - - - H) (7 letters) in North India.

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Location of one of the four temples in the Char Dham, on the eastern coast of India (P - - I) (4 letters)

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Sidhbari ke tapo bhumi me (a)   Sidhbari is located in this state in Northern India (H - - - - - - L P - - - - - H) (15 letters, 2 words)

Ayodhya is situated on the banks of this river (S - - - - U) (6 letters)

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Shakuni was from this kingdom in ancient India

(G - - - - - - A) (8 letters) in the Northwest

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The ancient kingdom in Central India where the Pandavas spent the 13th year of their exile and also the name of the first avatar of Vishnu (-A - - - A) (6 letters)

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One of the ancient forests in Northwest India where the Pandavas spent their time in exile (-W---A)

(6 letters)

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A river flowing through India, Tibet and Nepal who is said to be the sister of Sage Vishwamithra (K - - I) (4 letters)

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A large river running West to East in Peninsular India, on the banks of which Rama, Lakshmana and Sita lived at the time Sita was kidnapped by Ravana (G - - - - - - I) (8 letters)

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One of the twelve jyotirlinga temples dedicated to Lord Shiva in the Western region ( - -MN- - -H) (7 letters)

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The state where Rabindranath Tagore, Swami Vivekananda and Ramakrishna Paramahamsa were born. (- - S - - - - G - L) (10 letters, 2 words)

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Ayodhya was the capital city of this kingdom during King Dasharatha's reign (K - - - - A) (6 letters)

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Arjuna's wife Chitrangadha is from an ancient kingdom, very similar in name to this state in NorthEastern India ( M - - - - - R) (7 letters)

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