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1.      Verna’ a car brand offered in both diesel and petrol engines, belongs to Hyundai.

2.      Wilfried Frunk is the CEO & MD of Daimler AG.

3.      The base year and base for BSE – Sensex is taken as 1978 – 79 and 100.

4.      Jacob Zuma is the Present President of South Africa.

5.      The famous publishing company Bennet Colman & Co is owned by Indu Jain.

6.      A stock market in which the prices are expected to rise is called Bull Market.

7.      Hear pumps impure blood only in case of a Whale.

8.      The World no. 1 professional golfer, Eldrick “Tiger” Woods, belongs to USA.

9.      Samsung is a Korean company.

10.  The process of closing down a business by disposing its assets is called Liquidation.

11.  P. Chidambaram is the Union Home Minister of India.

12.  The Kyoto Protocol drawn up to set emission targets for greenhouse gases envisaged various levels of emissions reductions for the developed countries. However world’s three largest coal producer and consumer countries did not ratify. The countries are US, China and India.

13.  Chennai Super Kings won the IPL tournament 2010.

14.  Selling goods in a foreign country at a price which local producers regard as unfairly low is called Dumping.

15.  A trader who expects prices to fall is called Bear.

16.  EPZ stands for Export Processing Zone.

17.  Australia won the Under – 19 Cricket World Cup held in January 2010.

18.  ‘Narishma’ (an incarnation of Lord Vishnu in Hindu mythology) is a mythological creature which is the combination of Man and Lion.

19.  Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT) is in Raibareilli.

20.  ‘Aaj Tak’ news channel belongs to TV Today Network.


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