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1.      52050 crore Rupees has been allocated to Educational Sector in the Budget for 2011 – 12 by the Government of India.

2.      M S Dhoni was Man of the Match in the finals of the Cricket World Cup 2011.

3.      The center of earthquake located which led to the deadly Tsunami which recently occurred in Japan is Honsu.

4.      After 34 years West Bengal vote into power a non CPI(M) government to rule the state.

5.      Anna Hazare, Kiran Bedi, Arving Kejriwal have been a part of anticorruption bill named Lokpal Bill which is going to be introduced in the parliament in the near future.

6.      Chris Gayle got orange cap in the recently concluded IPL fourh edition.

7.      Mark Zuckerberg is the founder of Facebook.

8.      Fukushima Nuclear Reactor belonging to TEPCO was recently destroyed by the major earthquake and Tsunami in Japan.

9.      Ireland won the match against England in its Cricket World Cup 2011 during its campaing.

10.  MS. Kanimozhi daughter of Mr. M karunanidhi leader of the Tamil nadu based political party DMK is in jail because of 2G Scam.

11.  Rafael Nadal has won the French open six times in the recent past.

12.  164000 crore Rupees has been allocated to Defence Sector in the Budget for 2011 – 12 by the Government of India.

13.  The filmfare award winning movie ‘Dabang’ was directed by AbhinavKashyap.

14.  Playstation is the registered trademark of Sony company.

15.  Aditya Birla Business House of India declared that it would be Debt-free in the next 18 months.

16.  MaqboolFidaHussain the famous painter recently died at the age of 95.

17.  Osama Bin Laden was killed in the city Abbottabad in Pakistan.

18.  Salman Khan the famous Bollywood star is behind the movement ‘Being Human’.

19.  9.0 was the intensity (on the Ritcher scale) of the earthquake which recently shook Japan and led to mass devastation.

20.  The GDP growth rate of India in Financial year 2010 – 11 as per the estimates of budget 2011 is 8.6%.


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