The document discusses several famous Indian women: - Hema Malini was a major Hindi film star who overcame challenges early in her career. She is also a classical dancer. - Sushma Swaraj has been elected to parliament multiple times and served as the youngest cabinet minister and chief minister of Delhi. - Rekha is a Bollywood megastar known for her gold sari collection and feminist views. - Jaya Bhaduri starred in many Hindi films after her debut and also wrote the script for Shahenshah.

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7.  Who is the inspiration
for this Barbie model?

10.  X is a little English “girl” born in the suburbs
of London,England on November 1.
 Her height is described as five apples and
her weight as 3 apples.
 She is good at baking cookies and loves
Mama’s homemade apple pie.
 She likes to collect cute things and her
favourite subjects are English, Music and Art.

13.  She is a barrister specializing in international law and
human rights. Her clients include Julian Assange , the
founder of WikiLeaks, in his fight against extradition.
 Her father, Ramzi Alam Uddin was the owner of COMET
travel agency.
 She partnered with the global initiative 100 Lives in
beginning a Scholarship in her name, which was created
to send one female student from Lebanon to the United
World College each year, to enroll in a two-year
international baccalaureate program
 She was in news recently as she has received life
threatssupposedly in relation to her current case, which is
seeing her represent jailed former president of the
Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed.

28.  Oliwia Dąbrowska was
just three years old
when this significant
event happened
 Here is an image of
her now.
 What event. Give
funda.

34.  X was born in Vancouver, to a Dutch father
and an English mother
 She wanted to be a marine biologist but
eventually went on to be an actor
 Her first role was a guest appearance in a
science fiction series called Jeremiah.
 Gained international fame while playing Y in
the series Z.
 Id X or Y or Z.

37.  Around four years ago “BIRKIN BAGS”
remained one of the top trending items on
twitter and social media buzzed with
designer commodity.
 AC NIELSEN reported a 6% increase in
sales of this company. Why such sudden
popularity?

40.  X graduated in B.A Politics from Lady Sri Ram
College Delhi
 Her famous speech began with the words –” It
is not power that corrupts but fear. Fear of
losing power corrupts those who wield it and
fear of the scourge of power corrupts those who
are subject of it.”
 ID X

43.  The _______ is a humorous and non
conventional unit of measurement
representing 72 days of marriage. This came
in response to a certain 72 day marriage in
USA’s social circle?

49. “We gather together to celebrate freedom, to
celebrate democracy, to celebrate the three
most beautiful words in the English language
– ‘We the people.’” – on 2nd December,
1988.
Quote by whom?

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53.  Who got her first big break while working
for a local munitions factory in Burbank,
California?
 David Conver, a photographer, was
covering the factory to show women at work.
He was struck by her photogenic nature and
used her in many shots, which enabled her
to start her career.

54.  Who is known as the ‘Mother of the Modern-
Day Civil Rights Movement’?

55. Which extremely popular
female artist started her
career in a R&B group
called Destiny’s Child?

56.  Born in Yale, Gloucestershire, I worked as a
researcher for Amnesty International.
 I have also written books like The Casual
Vacancy, The Silk worm and The Cuckoo’s
Calling under the pseudonym Robert
Galbraith.
 In 2000, I established the Volant Charitable
Trust to combat poverty and social inequality.

57.  In 1893 a coin was minted in honour of
Queen Isabella marking 400 years of
‘something’. This made her the first women
in USA’s history to have a coin in her honour.
What did she finance and support for which
she was being honoured?
5.

58.  As a result of the scandal, X gained worldwide
celebrity status; she subsequently engaged in a
variety of ventures including designing a line of
handbags under her name, being an advertising
spokesperson for a diet plan, working as a
television personality, and then leaving the public
spotlight to pursue a master's degree in psychology
in London. In 2014 she returned to public view,
discussing the scandal and speaking out against
cyberbullying.
ID X
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59.  She has been a part of activism campaigns
including the Rock ‘n’ Roll Los Angeles Half
Marathon to raise money for the American
Cancer Society and also appeared in a PETA
ad with a rescued dog.
 Her father was born in Tibet and her mother
was from Sirmaur, Himachal Pradesh.
 She has worked at a German Bakery and later
at a tax and retirement firm.
 Her first independent production was The Dark
Side of the Sun.

60.  Neeru Bheda was born in 1978 is an
alumnus of Mithibai College.
 She made her film debut in Agnichakra.
 She has appeared in many Hindi and few
Kannada, Marathi, Telugu and Tamil films
 She had launched her own political party ,
the Rashtriya Aam Party t contest Lok Sabha
Elections but later joined Republican Party of
India.

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70.  She is the CEO of U.S. for NextEV, an electric vehicle company.
 She was called the "Queen of the Electric Car Biz" by Fortune
magazine.
 A Chemical Engineer from IIT Delhi and a masters from Cornell
University.
 She was formerly the Chief Technology & Strategy Officer
(CTO) of Cisco Systems and former CTO of Motorola.
 Fortune Magazine called her one of four rising stars on its Most
Powerful Women list, placing her between the "highest paid"
and the "Young and Powerful" categories.
 She is the Board member of Box, Gap Inc., Microsoft, Joffrey
Balletm &Museum of Science and Industry.

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74.  Her bronze statue was unveiled on February
21, 2007.
 Following this event she made an iconic
statement, “I might have preferred iron but
bronze will do. It won’t rust.”

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76.  X was founded by Roy Raymond, an
American businessman, in 1977.
 X was enmeshed in the ad campaign
controversy when over 16,000 signed a
petition in the U.K. claiming the marketing
ploy screamed of body-shaming.
 Some of the products offered are Pink,
Music CDs,etc. X falls under the umbrella of
L Brands headed by Leslie Wexner.
 What is X.

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82. Here are 5 things to know about Meldonium.
 1. It is used medically to treat ischemia, or lack of blood flow, a vascular
disease that can lead to heart failure.
 2. Meldonium was developed at the Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis
to help prevent ischemia. It is currently manufactured and marketed by a
pharmaceutical company called Grindeks, which is based in Latvia.
 3. The drug is not approved by the US Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) for use in the US, but is commonly used in Eastern European and
ex-Soviet countries as a drug for people with heart conditions; it’s also
offered for sale online. There is also evidence that a sizeable minority of
athletes were using before it was banned.
 4. In October, the US-based Partnership for Clean Competition (PCC), an
anti-doping group, said meldonium was found in 182 of 8,300 urine
samples from athletes as part of a study part-funded by the PCC.
 5. Meldonium improves exercise capacity in patients with chronic heart
failure, but can also increase exercise capacity in healthy athletes
increasing oxygen uptake giving them an unfair advantage in athletics.
 Why is this drug in news?

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84.  A particular practise by and Indian
organisation came under a lot of flak as it
didn’t allowed women to take ______ roles in
their organisation. Due to which this practice
is now being discontinued and first batch of
__________ consisting of three women is
going to be inducted on June 18th of this
year.
 What the controversy was all about?

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87.  The 4th South Indian actress after Vyjayanthimala,
Padmini and Waheedha Rehmaan to become a major
Hindi film star. Ironically, X’s career almost ended before it
began. She worked as a background dancer in 2 Tamil
films in 1963. C.V.Shridhar, the director threw her out of a
Tamil film he was directing, saying she was too thin. X
then made her debut only in 1968 in Hindi.
 In an effort to re-establish herself as a classical dancer
(she is an expert Bharatnatyam dancer), X directed TV
serials such as "Noopur" and "Women of India" in 1996.

88.  X has been elected six times as a Member
of Parliament and three times as a Member
of the Legislative Assembly. At the age of 25,
she became the country's youngest Union
Cabinet Minister and has also served
as Chief Minister of Delhi.
 In 1999, X famously fought the Lok Sabha
elections from Bellary, Karnataka.

89.  Daughter of Gemini Ganesan and Pushpavalli.
 Credits the regular nutritious diet and exercise as
the secret to her ageless face and figure.
 Has a large collection of tissue Kanjeevaram and
chiffon saris, most of which are of the color gold.
 She is very active on the Internet, especially on
sites about movies. She is also a staunch feminist.
 Bollywood Megastar
 Ranked #5 by rediff.com in its list of the "Top 10
Bollywood Actresses Ever". (March 2007).

90.  In April 1948 Jabalpur-based, Bengali-speaking
Indira and Tarun were blessed with a child they
named X, and enrolled in the St. Joseph's Convent
School in Bhopal.
 Her acting career started when she was 15 in a
Bengali film Mahanagar. She became an actress in
her own right in Bollywood after the release of
Guddi. She went on to star in many Hindi language
films, including blockbusters like Jawani Diwani,
Uphaar, Anamika, and Abhimaan just to name a
few. Her acting spanned from 1963 to 1981.
 She also wrote the script of Shahenshah.

92.  The 4th South Indian actress after Vyjayanthimala,
Padmini and Waheedha Rehmaan to become a major
Hindi film star. Ironically, X’s career almost ended before it
began. She worked as a background dancer in 2 Tamil
films in 1963. C.V.Shridhar, the director threw her out of a
Tamil film he was directing, saying she was too thin. X
then made her debut only in 1968 in Hindi.
 In an effort to re-establish herself as a classical dancer
(she is an expert Bharatnatyam dancer), X directed TV
serials such as "Noopur" and "Women of India" in 1996.

94.  X has been elected six times as a Member
of Parliament and three times as a Member
of the Legislative Assembly. At the age of 25,
she became the country's youngest Union
Cabinet Minister and has also served
as Chief Minister of Delhi.
 In 1999, X famously fought the Lok Sabha
elections from Bellary, Karnataka.

96.  Daughter of Gemini Ganesan and Pushpavalli.
 Credits the regular nutritious diet and exercise as
the secret to her ageless face and figure.
 Has a large collection of tissue Kanjeevaram and
chiffon saris, most of which are of the color gold.
 She is very active on the Internet, especially on
sites about movies. She is also a staunch feminist.
 Bollywood Megastar
 Ranked #5 by rediff.com in its list of the "Top 10
Bollywood Actresses Ever". (March 2007).

98.  In April 1948 Jabalpur-based, Bengali-speaking
Indira and Tarun were blessed with a child they
named X, and enrolled in the St. Joseph's Convent
School in Bhopal.
 Her acting career started when she was 15 in a
Bengali film Mahanagar. She became an actress in
her own right in Bollywood after the release of
Guddi. She went on to star in many Hindi language
films, including blockbusters like Jawani Diwani,
Uphaar, Anamika, and Abhimaan just to name a
few. Her acting spanned from 1963 to 1981.
 She also wrote the script of Shahenshah.

100.  Hema Malini
 Sushma Swaraj
 Rekha
 Jaya Bhaduri
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