india quiz prelims cult x
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Rules
• 21 sawaal; 10 points/question unless mentioned otherwise
• Part points have been specified in the slides
• 5* questions to settle ties (7 to 11)
• Quiz Master is God
• Contact me on Messenger or Whatsapp in case of any controversy
2.
• Brand X did not tie up with the first part and in fact served a legal notice for unauthorised use of its name. However, the dispute was settled amicably after X experienced a windfall of 35% in sales.
• Brand Y seems to have had a better ‘bond’ with the producers and they signed up a deal much in advance.
• Give brands X and Y.
[Part points]
5.
• Qimat Rai Gupta, one of India’s most low-profile business titans passed away recently.
• Said to be worth $ 2 billion at the time of his death, his big break had come in 1971 when he had bought a Germanic sounding brand from one of his suppliers, Haveli Ram Gandhi.
• Which brand ?
6.
• By a treaty signed on January 17, 1961, India ceded 12 villages near the SulemankiHeadworks on Sutlej in exchange for the village Hussainiwala.
• What was so special about this village ?
• Hint – The place is remembered once a year. Happened recently.
8.*
• The person’s LinkedIn page recounts some accomplishments:Being awarded the London Critics Producer of the Year Award; winning the “BAFTA” (British Academy Award) for best British film and producing the highest grossing independent British-funded film to-date (East is East).
• Which person recently in news ?
9.*
• His Arabic-sounding second name has got him into some trouble, most notably when he was denied preclearance by U.S. Customs and Border Protection authorities at Toronto Pearson International Airport in 2002.
• However, he claims the name comes from the Sanskrit word for laughter.
• Who ?
10.*
• One of the versions of how this north-eastern city got its name claims that it comes from a corruption of what would translate as the ‘city of Hidimba’
• Which city, largest in its state and in news recently for all the wrong reasons, is this ?
11.*
• This film was a fulfillment of one of Dr. Rajendra Prasad’s long standing desire.
• What is this 1963 movie’s claim to fame ?
• Brand X did not tie up with the first part and in fact served a legal notice for unauthorised use of its name. However, the dispute was settled amicably after X experienced a windfall of 35% in sales.
• Brand Y seems to have had a better ‘bond’ with the producers and they signed up a deal much in advance.
• Give brands X and Y.
3
• Qimat Rai Gupta, one of India’s most low-profile business titans passed away recently.
• Said to be worth $ 2 billion at the time of his death, his big break had come in 1971 when he had bought a Germanic sounding brand from one of his suppliers, Haveli Ram Gandhi.
• Which brand ?
8
• By a treaty signed on January 17, 1961, India ceded 12 villages near the SulemankiHeadworks on Sutlej in exchange for the village Hussainiwala.
• What was so special about this village ?
• Hint – The place is remembered once a year. Happened recently.
• Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev were cremated here.
• It hosts a Shaheedi Mela every 23rd of March
15
• The person’s LinkedIn page recounts some accomplishments:Being awarded the London Critics Producer of the Year Award; winning the “BAFTA” (British Academy Award) for best British film and producing the highest grossing independent British-funded film to-date (East is East).
• Which person recently in news ?
18
• His Arabic-sounding second name has got him into some trouble, most notably when he was denied preclearance by U.S. Customs and Border Protection authorities at Toronto Pearson International Airport in 2002.
• However, he claims the name comes from the Sanskrit word for laughter.
• Who ?
22
• One of the versions of how this north-eastern city got its name claims that it comes from a corruption of what would translate as the ‘city of Hidimba’
• Which city, largest in its state and in news recently for all the wrong reasons, is this ?
27.
• This film was a fulfillment of one of Dr. Rajendra Prasad’s long standing desire.
• What is this 1963 movie’s claim to fame ?