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1.      Roger Federer is the only male player in tennis history to win at least five consecutive titles at two different Grand Slam tournaments.

2.      Well known company ‘Suzlon’ is engaged in Wind Energy.

3.      Britania is the Indian company in which French company group ‘Danone’ used to hold 50% stake which now has been acquired by the Wadia’s.

4.      LSD stands for Lysergic Diethylamide.

5.      Lord Louis Mountbatten is the Viceroy of India, from 13th March 1947 to 14th August 1947.

6.      Isabel Peron was the first woman president in the country Argentina.

7.      BCG is a preventive vaccine for Tuberculosis.

8.      The biggest sweet water lake of India is Wular Lake in Jammu & Kashmir.

9.      Audi is the non-British company.

10.  In blood Leucocyte is known as the white or colourless nucleated cell.

11.  Full form of ICICI is Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India.

12.  Ranbir Kapoor is the new brand ambassador of ITC’s menswear brand John Players.

13.  Chairman of Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd is Keshub Mahindra.

14.  Jon Banville is the author of the book ‘The Sea’.

15.  The tag line of Microsoft is Be What’s Next.

16.  Tihar Jail is the largest prison in India.

17.  Escorts Heart Centre is promoted by the Nanda brothers.

18.  The largest freshwater lake of the world (by surface area) is Lake Superior.

19.  Germany was defeated by Australia in 2010 Hockey World Cup.

20.  The famous company ‘Onida’ has tag line Nothing but the truth.


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