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1.      March 8 is celebrated as International Women’s Day.

2.      N. Ravi is the editor of ‘The Hindu’.

3.      Kanha national park is in Madhya Pradesh.

4.      EI AI is the airlines of Israel.

5.      Charak and Sushruta are the famous names in the field of Medicine.

6.      Jack Welch and John A. Byrne have authored ‘Straight from the Gut’.

7.      Dish TV is India’s largest direct – to – home service and part of one of the biggest media conglomerate, announced their association with ‘Microsoft Xbox 360 Arcade’, the next generation video gaming and entertainment system on their platform.

8.      Brussels is the capital of Belgium.

9.      Buddha is called the light of Asia.

10.  Mathew Hayden is the Orange Cap Holder of DLF IPL 2009.

11.  Jose Brasa of Spain has been selected as the new chief Coach for the Indian Men’s Hockey team.

12.  Sir Thomas Roe visited the court of Akbar (Indian ruler).

13.  Vossa Senhoria is the world’s smallest newspaper.

14.  The former name of the now famous ‘Idea Cellular’ is BATATA.

15.  Eithad Airway is the Nation Airline of UAE.

16.  12 members are nominated by the President for the Rajya Sabha.

17.  Apollo Tyres Ltd the Delhi-based automotive tyre maker, which announced the acquisition of Dutch-tyre firm Vredestein BV, a subsidiary of Russia’s largest tyre manufacturer Amtel-Vredestein which went bankrupt last month.

18.  The collection of poems called “Beejak” is written by Kabir.

19.  Vikram Kaushik is the MD and CEO of Tata Sky.

20.  The economic system based on private property and private enterprise is known as Capitalism.

Compiled By: Amit V. Chaudhary

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