3. Sri. AmmembalSubbaRaoPai, a philanthropist, established the Hindu Permanent Fund in 1906. How do we know this company as today?
4. This media company is jointly owned by STAR TV and Dr RejiMenon's Jupiter Entertainment. Name.
5. This song is connected to launch of which product.
6. Disposable menstrual pads were first commercially available from around 1888 with Southall's pad. These were based on an invention designed to save soldiers with wounds. Name the inventor.
7. Name this company founded by George Wickes which created these spectacular trophies?
8. Delhi government has adapted this mascot to preach social awareness to people. Name the mascot.
9. It changed its avtar from old blue to this new cool orange. Identify.
10. His very well known creation was recently recreated and relaunched.Identify him & his famous creation.
11. Where knowledge is wealth. Business owned by Gala Family.They have started new concept stores as seen below. Name the company.
19. According to Professor Donald Sadoway (MIT) the name of this brand is derived from the atomic mass of Lithium which was originally one of the key ingredients of the brand (as lithium citrate). Which brand?
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21. P PChhabria and K P Chhabria, founded this group around 50 years ago. Reminisces Chhabria, “Our beautiful new product was best described as “fine” and “flexible”. It describes us as well today as it did in 1958.” Which group did Chhabria’s found?
22. He was the first real estate developer to attract the first-ever Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) venture from abroad. This has been vouchsafed by Jack Welch, the legendary CEO of General Electric, who said in an interview: "He was the igniter of the flame for GE coming to India". Who are we talking about?
23. This portal founded by New Delhi based sisters MeghaSinghal and Aditi Gupta with the tagline “for the large hearted” offers unique matrimonial services. Name the website?
24. This was an ad created by BBH in 1982. The line at the bottom of the poster has been the BBH philosophy ever since. Which company was this poster made for?
25. This a list of what: Goodfellas 300 2.06 Reservoir Dogs 269 2.71 Pulp Fiction 265 1.72 The Big Lebowski 260 2.22 The Departed 237 1.56 American History X 214 1.79
26. Originally started by an English Teacher, A history teacher and a writer, it was named after one of the characters in Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. The largest company of its kind in the world, it has now expanded to other markets like books, music and film. Through the 1990s and well into the 2000s, the company has expanded at an astonishing rate setting up one new unit every working day. Like most companies its size, it has been a frequent target of protests on issues such as fair-trade policies, labour relations, environmental impact, perceived anti-competitive practices, and rumours of support for the Israeli military. Which company?
27. On Free and Open Source “[..] cancer that attaches itself in an intellectual property sense to everything it touches.” On Google/Schmidt "Fucking Eric Schmidt is a fucking pussy. I'm going to fucking bury that guy, I have done it before, and I will do it again. I'm going to fucking kill Google.” On his previous employer "I'm not going to need him for anything. That's the principle. Use him, yes, need him, no.“ Who?
29. This word was first coined during World War II to mean a powerful bomb which could destroy large parts of the city. Its most popular usage, however is in an entirely different field. What?
30. Everyone knows what a litmus test is. What’s a Titmus test?
31. It was originally meant to be used in the Broadway version of V.S. Naipaul’s “A house for Mr. Biswas”. What?
32. This movie by HrishikeshMukherjee is well known as “Abhimaan”. Why does the poster say“AmiyaAbhimaan” ?
42. 44th amongst the Top 50 Most Trusted Service Brands across India in the December 2003 survey conducted by AC-Nielson & Brand Equity (Economic Times).
44. .1.‘A’ derives its name from a term used by the Americans in the 1950's to denote a bright youngster. 2. ‘B’ founded ‘A’ along with ‘C’. B’s first name means both ‘enlightened’ and ‘uncommon’, while his surname means ‘prosperous rice field’. 3. In 1986, ‘B’ wrote an autobiography titled ‘D’. 4. ‘D’ was instrumental in securing the licensing of transistor technology from ‘E’ in the 1950s, thus making ‘A’ one of the first companies to apply transistor technology to non-military uses. 5. ‘A’ first contracted ‘F’, a cartoon character created by Fuyuhiko Okabe, to become its advertising character for the TR-6. 6. A Japanese consumer electronics company ‘G’, founded in 1951 was acquired by ‘A’ in 2002. 7. A 50:50 joint venture of ‘A’ and a Swedish company ‘H’ was established in October, 2001. 8. In 1962, ‘A’ set out to acquire the rights to produce the Chromatron picture tubes from ‘I’. 9. ‘J’ founded in 1919 as Cohn-Brandt-Cohn Film Sales by brothers Jack and Harry Cohn and Joe Brandt is owned by a subsidiary of ‘A’.
45. 1. Prior to 1998, ‘A’ traded under a single alphabet ticker on the NYSE. 2. In the 1930s, ‘A’ created a formal vehicle parts division under the brand name ‘B’ with the result that B remains a colloquial term for vehicles produced by ‘A’. 3. ‘C’ is an American businessman associated with ‘A’. In May 1982, Ronald Reagan appointed ‘C’ to head the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, which was created to raise funds for the renovation and preservation of the Statue of Liberty. ‘C’ continues to serve on the board of the foundation. 4. From 1998 to 2007, ‘A’ was part of ‘D’. ‘D’ is involved in a joint project with Archer Daniels Midland Company and Bayer CropScience to develop jatropha as a biofuel. 5. ‘A’ is now part of an American private equity firm ‘E’. 6. ‘A’ has collaborated with ‘F’ of India: F's ‘G’ will be sold through A's Global Electric Motorcars division. 7. ‘A’ is famous for ‘H’ – architecture by William Van Alen.
46. RULES 10 Pictures + 40 -20 for first 3 + 30 -15 for next 3 + 20 -10 for next 3 No attempt – No negatives No limitations for number of attempts
