Business Quiz Set-11

1) In one of its marketing strategy this product was specially designed for every American soldier in WW-II, with ads touting on it “every man in khaki ought to have one". In response, US Govt gave order of 36 million of its product. What ?
- Gillette 

2) This was the mascot (in pic) for this brand in 1950s. Which used to give its viewers lessons about how to plan successful parties and picnics by having a plenty of __________ in hand. Id the brand it was mascot of ? 
- 7Up

3)  This Financial company launched one of the first mutual funds in India in 1994. However, its poor performance set back the mutual fund industry in India by a few years. Name the company I am talking about ?
- Moragan Stanley 

4) Which famous beer brand consistently promote by saying "Probably the best beer in the world" ? 
- Carlsberg  

5) There is a little bit of _________ in everybody life. Punchline of which company. Fill in the blank ?
- SAIL 

6) Name the hotel chain that was founded by Kemmons Wilson following disappointing experiences at hotels during a vacation he took in the 1950's in the US. The name of the hotel was taken from a famous Bing Crosby movie?
- Holiday Inn

7) He started his working career as a chef, later as a salesman for cooking stoves, and entered the world of advertising only in his late thirties, but soon became a legend in the ad world. Name him.
- David Ogilvy

8) What investment strategy was first taught by Ben Graham and David Dodd at Columbia Business School way back in 1928, which is used aggressively by stock broker today ? 
- "Buy Cheap Sell High" or "Value Investing"

9) Lester Wonderman known for giving what marketing concept to this world ?
- Direct Marketing 


10) This company (in pic), Founded by some  IIMs alumni in 1987, first Indian  multinational manufacturing organisation to produce what ?

- Zipper manufacturing organisation. 




[This quiz set is dedicated to my Dear Uncle who is no more with us today, a small homage from a quizzer to him, I hope in any world you are today, would be living in better & in great way].  

Business Quiz Set-10

1) Which famous company was founded in 1982 by Mitch Kapor and Jonathan Sachs with the name drawn from a word in transcendental meditation in which the founder Mitch Kapor was involved ? 

- Lotus Development Corporation (Now Lotus Software owned by IBM). 

2) Which famous Indian company was founded by Mohan Advani in 1943. In its early stage company ventured into the manufacturing of ice candy machines and bottle coolers.  In 1970, the Company took up the all-India distributorship of Hewlett-Packard products, a business relationship which continues today. Id which Indian company ?

- Blue star 

3) Which famous brand is endorsed by the following sportspersons among others: Sachin Tendulkar, Anna Kournikova, Ato Bolden and Martina Hingis?

- Adidas 

4) Whose motto is this One World. One Internet ?

- ICANN 

5) What is SlashDot effect ?

- When a popular website links to a smaller site, causing a massive increase in traffic and overload result in crash the smaller site. 

6) Which company’s corporate responsibility mission is “Commitment to Playing Responsibly”?

- Mattel, the world’s largest toy maker. 

  

7) The first of its kind built in 1954 in suburban Detroit by 'Victor Gruen' and later was seen as the future of American Consumer. What came in Existence ?

- First Shopping Mall 

8) This product was first made for the women in 1937 and later for men in 1938. This was manufactured by the Shulton Company that was founded  by William Lightfoot Schultz. Today this brand is owned by P&G. Id brand I am talking about ? 

-Old Spice

9) Which music company was founded by two brothers, Ramesh Taurani and Kumar Taurani, in the late 1970s when they were dealers in LPs for leading music companies?

- Tips 

10) Expand the acronym 

- Food Safety and standard Authority of India

Business Quiz Set - 9

1) This famous pain-killer was introduced in 1933 by Roche and is currently marketed in India by Nicholas Piramal. Name the brand?
- Seridon

2) Established in 1788, it is one of the world's oldest companies, and was taken over in 1982 by the Murugappa Group. Which company are we referring to?
- EID Parry

3) Which German company traced its roots to a sewing machine manufacturer to manufacturing bicycles in 1886 and produced its first automobile in 1899 ?
-Opel

4) George Silverman, a psychologist, pioneered this marketing concept, when he created this he called it "teleconferenced peer influence groups" this concept first used to engage physicians in dialogue about new pharmaceutical products. What marketing concept came in existence ? 
- Word of Mouth 

5) Which Indian  brand coming up with this concept which allows its customers to make their order online and pick it up later from store. And they called this "OOPS" (order online and pick up at store) ?
-                                

6) The first of its kind were made from hand-sewn silk muslin and was patented in 1903. First appearing commercially around 1904. It was successfully marketed by a merchant Thomas Sullivan of New York, who shipped his around the world. What product is this has been talked about ? 
- Tea Bag 

7) Which state owned company founded in 1952 derived its logo from the chariot wheel of  Konark sun temple  ?
- Indian Airline (re-branded in 2005 as Indian later merged with Air India) 

8) What is the brand of Penguin books specifically targeted at children called?
- Puffin Books

9) 'We call him a _____________ for want of a better description. But his blood isn't blue. He may look like royalty, but he isn't royal.' These are the words of Bobby Kooka about whom ?
- Maharajah (Air India mascot) 


10) Id the book is about which US corporation written by William Pelfrey? 

- General Motors )Billy is William Durant  and Alfred Sloan and GM). 

Business Quiz Set- 8

1) "Monetary Hawk and Monetary Dove" are the term commonly used in the US to describe members and nominees of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors (In UK and Indian even). What these term depict ? 
- Tell the priority of the nominees are either they interested in reducing Inflation or reducing 
Unemployment. ("dove" more concerned with unemployment than with inflation & vice-versa).  

2) "Parivar" is the in house magazine of which corporation ? 
-ACC 

3) Which Investment bank founded in 1869, pioneered the use of  Commercial Paper since 1869 ?
- Goldman Sach 

4) In 1960s, Which Indian company was among the first companies in the country to launch  
"Management Trainee programme" ?
- India Pistons 

5) Connect ?
                 

-Morgan Stanley. Company formed by JP Morgan Partners, Its founder Harold  Stanley and Henry Morgan and book is about removal of its CEO.                     

6) Which Hong Kong-based hospitality firm got its name from a fictional place situated in Tibet 
mountains in an English novel "Lost Horizon"? 
- Shangri-la

7) The Gongman (also known as the "man-with-the-gong") is a trademark of which British 
entertainment conglomerate ?
- Rank Organisation 

8) Which Internet search engine's name literally means `view from above' and was originally owned by Digital Equipment Corporation's and later by Compaq?
- AltaVista

9) Which body govern the "Employee's Provident Fund Organisation of India" (EPFO) ?
-  Central Board of Trustee 

10) Id the campaign by ?

- Campaign for A Polio-Free India by JWT and Rotary International.

Miscellaneous

82) Brendan O’Regan convinced the Irish government to pass a law that made Shannon Airport as technically not a part of Ireland, law was passed in 1947 and it became the world first of its kind Airport to conceive an idea which was later followed by Hong Kong in 1960, Hawaii in 1962 and widely popular in today world. What is the idea or what make the Airport to be first of its kind ? 

-  Duty-free airports

81) The first recorded usages of this practice was in 1988 by Microsoft when Paul Maritz ordered to its employees to use company product internally first before launching into the market. Today this practice is widely used in software industry. What is the term is coined for such practices? 

- Eating your own dog food or Dogfooding

80) One of the earliest use of the term ______ ______ found in 1989 in PC User magazine in an article about the adoption of Macintosh SE versus Compaq. It is a practice which is generally adopted by every company as a marketing tool which was first used by "Hotmail" in 1996. Id what is this marketing tool which is widely used today ?   

- Viral Marketing

79) Who has launched a perfume brand in India which literally mean as the "good smell of socialists". Each bottle of  perfume captures the fragrance of four different cities—Agra, Lucknow, Benares and Kannauj,” Who launched this  perfume line ? 

- Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav

78) What is so special about this Lego work, who is named Professor C. Bodin ? 

-  First female scientist mini figure by Lego
77)  This plant had been found in Egyptian tombs dating back to 4000 BC its usages were improving hair growth and body ointments. In India this plant has been documented in 2000 BC and has been used in local medicine (Unani, Ayurvedic etc) since then. Italian dictator Benito Mussolini used these plant as a method to punish his dissidents and opponents who were forced to ingest it in large amount which led to death. According to, 2007 edition of Guinness World Records, this plant is the most poisonous in the world.

   In the business world, a famous brand originated in 1960, named after this plant as its seeds are the main ingredient in its products. ID the company? 

- Castrol from Castor plant 

76)  This concept of marketing was first publicised in Seth Godin’s book, “__________: Turning Strangers into Friends and Friends into Customers”, in 1999. This marketing concept widely used by  Facebook, Youtube, Google and other e-commerce companies in today world. How do we know this concept very well ?  

-  Permission Marketing

75) Journalist Romesh Thapar started an English language magazine, named Cross Roads which was banned being critical of Nehru Policies. Thaper challenged the ban in the SC which lifted the ban in 1951. This incident forced the Govt of India to bring some amendment in a Law.  What was the amendment was all about? 

- Government added the caveat to the right to freedom of speech.

74) Edward A. Calahan, who was chief telegrapher in Western Union telegraph company at Manhattan. While working with Western Union, he encountered  a group of rushing messenger boys which inspired him to improve exchange communication. These men were called runners as they had to rush to their offices to report the change in stock prices. Later he came up with an idea of X in late 1860's which made their life easy and efficient. What did he invent ? 

-  Ticker Tape

73) Marrakesh Treaty  adopted in 2013 in Marrakesh , Morocco. The treaty focuses on  facilitate the creation of accessible versions of books and other copyrighted works of whom ?

- Visually impaired persons and persons with print disabilities

72) What is Glass closet in the business world ?

- Accepting the LGBT community in workplace or accepting the fact. 

71) He is Samuel Stokes who came to India in 1904, who later settled here and also joined Indian Independence Movement. Very little was known about this extraordinary man until 1999, when his granddaughter came with his biography "An American in Khadi". Besides his effort as a freedom Fighter, he is best known for his contribution in Agriculture industry in North India , today his contribution is identity of X state. Id whats his contribution ? 
- Apple in Himachal Pradesh
70) Josiah Wedgwood, a 18th century entrepreneur known for pioneering this marketing strategy which has grown significantly over the last few years which has become standard practice today in direct marketing Very often, unreliable businesses use it as a tact to reel the customer into a false sense of safety.  This tech was major tool for company like Richard Sears & Crosely to win there customer confidence. Id which marketing strategy talked about ? 

- Money-back guarantee

69) This is concept of Management theory in which selection/promotion of a candidate for a particular position is based on his previous & current performance on the job rather than his competency level and as a result he stops performing on his new job as he may not have required skills for the job which has been assigned to him in result failed to get promotion further. How do we know this concept ? 

- Peter Principle

68) This is an Indian book award hosted by a Mumbai based Bookstore which was instituted in 1998 with intention of competing with Booker Prize, Pulitzer Prize etc. This award has been sponsored by many companies since its inception which includes Hutch, Vodafone, The Economist and currently sponsored by Raymond Group. Id the award I am talking about ? 

- Crossword Book Award 

67) It is kind of portraits which was the cheapest way of recording a person appearance before the advent of photograph in which a person or any object or scene represented as a solid shape of a single colour mainly black. It was cheap and alternative to the portrait miniature & specialist artist. 

      A particular word/term is used for such portraits or art form in mid 18th century  which derives from the name of a French Finance Minister who took severe economic measure to cope with credit crisis in late 1750's. And because of several austerity measure his name became synonymous with the anything done or made cheaply specially for these portraits. Id what is the term named after this Fin. Minister ? 

- Silhouette

66)  It is generally believed X method  was first introduced by Frederic Le Play in 1829. which was further developed by the two sociologists Barney Glaser and Anselm Strauss in their research named Grounded theory in 1960's. Later this method earned great popularity in the world of education. What is this has been talked about ? 

- Case Study Method 

65) It is a shorter dress around knee length. Prior to mid 20th century this type of dress was known as "Late Afternoon" dress. In early 20th century some designers began describing it 'Dancing Costumes". It was Christian Dior who first used X term for this costume in 1940's and since then we know this dress by this name.  Id which costume specially for parties ? 

- Cocktail Dress

64)  It adv by which company ? 

- Bombay Dying
63) Albion Sports in Australia is the only manufacturer of this and right of it has been held by "Australian Cricket Board" What is this I am talking about having enormous value there ?

-  Baggy Green worn by the Australian Test cricketers

61) This is a deceptive business practice used by a company to inflate its sales and earnings figures by deliberately sending retailers along its distribution channel more products than they are able to sell to the public. What term is referred for such business practices ?  
- Channel Stuffing
60) Which brand came with this men's body spray perfume ? 

- Burger King
59) It is a shorter dress around knee length. Prior to mid 20th century this type of dress was known as "Late Afternoon" dress. In early 20th century some designers began describing it 'Dancing Costumes". It was Christian Dior who first used X term for this costume in 1940's and since then we know this dress by this name.  Id which costume specially for parties ? 

- Cocktail Dress

58) It is based on free software and named after the Southern African philosophy meaning 'humanity towards others' or "the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity". This is a Operating System developed by a South African entrepreneur and space tourist with a vision to provide access to all software should be free to all and available to everybody on the same terms. Today it is funded by Canonical Ltd. Id what I am talking about ?

- Ubuntu

57) It is kind of portraits which was the cheapest way of recording a person appearance before the advent of photograph in which a person or any object or scene represented as a solid shape of a single colour mainly black. It was cheap and alternative to the portrait miniature & specialist artist. 

      A particular word/term is used for such portraits or art form in mid 18th century  which derives from the name of a French Finance Minister who took severe economic measure to cope with credit crisis in late 1750's. And because of several austerity measure his name became synonymous with the anything done or made cheaply specially for these portraits. Id what is the term named after this Fin. Minister ? 

- Silhouette

56) This is concept of Management theory in which selection/promotion of a candidate for a particular position is based on his previous & current performance on the job rather than his competency level and as a result he stops performing on his new job as he may not have required skills for the job which has been assigned to him in result failed to get promotion further. How do we know this concept ? 

- Peter Principle

55)  'SCAM' is a term which is widely used in IT  industry, which has changed the way a business can be run and get closer to the customer with minimal overhead and maximum reach. What does this stand for ? 
-  Social networking, Cloud services, Analytics and Mobile computing
54) He is Samuel Stokes who came to India in 1904, who later settled here and also joined Indian Independence Movement. Very little was known about this extraordinary man until 1999, when his granddaughter came with his biography "An American in Khadi". Besides his effort as a freedom Fighter, he is best known for his contribution in Agriculture industry in North India , today his contribution is identity of X state. Id whats his contribution ? 
- Apple in Himachal Pradesh
53) The Most Special Way to Say You Care" is slogan of which Indian company founded in late 1970's, went public in mid 1990's and came up with online portal in 2000. Id the company ? 

- Archies

52) Who said this "A stable competitive market never has more than three or four significant competitors, the largest of which has no more than four times the market share of the smallest." An attempt to prove the hypothesis of "The Rule of 3 & 4" ? 

- Bruce Henderson 

51) What is Glass closet in the business world ?

- Accepting the LGBT community in workplace or accepting the fact. 

50) Marrakesh Treaty  adopted in 2013 in Marrakesh , Morocco. The treaty focuses on  facilitate the creation of accessible versions of books and other copyrighted works of whom ?

- Visually impaired persons and persons with print disabilities

49) This 5-star hotel opened recently in Japan near Nagasaki by a Japanese businessman Hideo Sawada. The hotel is named Henn na Hotel, which means ‘change’ or ‘strange’ in Japanese, set in a theme park that is modelled on a quaint Dutch town. What is so special about this new hotel opened recently ?

- World's 1st hotel to be fully managed by Robots/ Humanoids.

48)  'Sandwich generation'  a term used for particular age group of people or do a specific job, coined by Dorothy A Miller in 1981. To whom this term is referring to ? 

- A generation of people who care for their aging parents while supporting their own children

47) This billboard campaign by this sanitary pad company in Pakistan inspired by what ? 

- Wikileaks

46) Who has opened its demat account with Stock Holding Corporation of India Limited (SHCIL) with a/c number allotted to it "1601010000384828"  to accept donations in form of share & securities ? 

- Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD)

45)  Who in India having Tag line "99% Fun in 1% land" ?

- Lakshadweep

44)  Which Indian city was called by Nehru as "a window to French culture" ? 

- Puducherry

43) What term was coined by the Walter Margulies post WW-II, who together with G. Llippincott founded a design consultancy company Lippincott & Margulies in mid 1940's. Later this term gained wider acceptance as a professional practice. What is the term ? 

-  Corporate Identity

42) Which institution motto is this "Building peace in the minds of men and women" ? 

- UNESCO

41) "The Big Day" a documentary made by famous French director Pascal Plisson is inspired by ________ ? 

- Super 30 by Anand Kumar

40) William H. McMasters who was hired by an Italian businessman, who later realise his client X is a fraudster, he wrote a scathing expose for "The Boston Post"  to expose X. The newspaper received the 1921 Pulitzer Prize for this coverage. Id who was expose by this man William McMaster? 

- Charles Ponzi. 

39) What is this, placed in service by the East Indian Railway Company in West Bengal, where it hauled troop trains during the Indian Rebellion of 1857. Later it was discontinued in 1909. It was returned to commercial service again after 88 years certified by the Guinness Book of Records  as being the world's oldest one in regular operation after being restored as a luxury train. Id what has been talked about which is bestowed heritage status by Indian govt. & as a national treasure? 

-  The Fairy Queen

38)  Id this new venture?

- Living Foodz, venture of Essel Group

37) Id the campaign of? 

                                 

- Schweppes 

36) Angola, a colony of Portugal gained independence in mid-1970's and later entered into a civil war which continued till early 2000's. In this period, rebellion used to sell X to finance its war with the government. The UN recognised the role that X played in funding the rebels and passed a resolution banning the purchase of X from Angola as it is one the mode of funding a war. What is X & what particular term was coined by the rebellion for this item when it is used in war zone to finance insurgency? 

- Diamond and term is Blood Diamond 

35) Due to upcoming alarming situation sometime in near future as this country will suffer from its lower population. To tackle this situation a travel company  named "Spies"  has come up with a campaign for aspiring grandparents "Do it for Mom" to encourage parents to sponsor trips abroad for their adult children and get a  grandchild & conceived a child while on a vacation organised by the company, offered a chance to win three years of free diapers. Id country where such schemes has been launched ? 

-  Denmark 

34) Albion Sports in Australia is the only manufacturer of this and right of it has been held by "Australian Cricket Board" What is this I am talking about having enormous value there ?

-  Baggy Green worn by the Australian Test cricketers

33) This game and its variants are popular in many countries. Some of the games are sold under the brand name like Sorry, Trouble, Aggravation. In Greece the game is called Grumbler, In Sweden it is known as Fia. What game I am talking about originated in 6th century and early evidence of this game is also found in the Ajanta Cave ? 

- Ludo which is derived from Indian Game Pachisi

32) First time it was introduced in the court of Queen Elizabeth I, who served them to her guests. Today, they are generally served around the world on some occasion like Christmas. Acc. to Guinness Book of Records, the world largest of this was made by IKEA in Oslo, Norway in late 2000's. What I am talking about which is also used in decoration of house as well ? 

- Gingerbread man cookie 

31) Melendez who was a Spanish citizen who used to run a website  greenshine.com an adult site. To hide his identity and work from his loved one, he created something which he later sold to Israel Govt. What did he sell to Israel Govt. ?

- Twitter Handle as his name was Israel Melendez so made a Twitter handler after his first name 

30) This practice has developed over time as unions respond to workers being laid off because of technological change. These lay-offs have caused unions to seek some way to retain workers, even though there may be little work for them to perform. What is the term coined for such practice when labour union hiring more worker than necessary for a particular task ? 
- Featherbedding 
29) We are familiar with the White Collar, Blue collar & Pink collar. Who are the Gold Collar Worker ?

- Knowledge worker 

28) Which company created the growth-share matrix in 1968?

- The Boston Consulting Group

27) In advertising layouts (or any written text, for that matter), what is `kerning'?

- The Space between the letters

26) Lester Wonderman known for giving what marketing concept to this world ?
- Direct Marketing 

25) The first of its kind built in 1954 in suburban Detroit by 'Victor Gruen' and later was seen as the future of American Consumer. What came in Existence ?

- First Shopping Mall 

24) George Silverman, a psychologist, pioneered this marketing concept, when he created this he called it "teleconferenced peer influence groups" this concept first used to engage physicians in dialogue about new pharmaceutical products. What marketing concept came in existence ? 
- Word of Mouth 

23) Id the book is about which US corporation written by William Pelfrey? 

- General Motors (Billy is William Durant  and Alfred Sloan and GM). 

22) In 1960's, Which Indian company was among the first companies in the country to launch  
"Management Trainee programme" ?
- India Pistons 

21) What is this concept in management theory originally advocated by two business authors, C. K. Prahalad and Gary Hamel?
- Core Competency

20)  POSDCORB is an acronym widely used in the field of Management and Public Administration. Expand this ? 
- Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing, Coordinating, Reporting and Budgeting 

19) With which management consultancy would you associate the 7-S strategy framework consisting of Structure, Strategy, Systems, Shared Values, Skills, Style and Staff?

- McKinsey

18)  Assigning a project to a person or department within the company instead of hiring an outside person or company to do the work or to bringing a third party outsourcer to work inside a company's facility What is the term coined for such phenomena ?

- Insourcing

17) Napoleon Bonaparte said this "_____ , the Sleeping Giant!. Let it sleep. For if it wakes up, it will shake the world". Fill the blank with the name of a country ?

- China

16) Campaign of which Asian brand ?

- Samsung 

15) This product was first made in the Gujrat and its first trademark was registered by Haribhai Desai of Bombay 1901 while Mohanlal and Hargovindas obtained its trademark in 1902 by doing some change in it. The ‘Swadeshi Andolan’ gave this product acceptance widely. Around World War II, this product became an important as it was a part of the rations of the Indian Army. The outbreak of World War II saw an increase in the production. This item gained widespread social acceptance in a short period and its industry became a role model for small Indian businesses. Id what I am talking about ? 

- Bidi

14) The Totonac people, who inhabit in the Mexico, known for first to cultivate this commodity, According to Totonac mythology, the tropical orchid was born when Princess Xanat, forbidden by her father from marrying a person later fled to the forest with her lover. The lovers were captured and beheaded. Where their blood touched the ground, the vine of the tropical orchid grew.

In the 15th century, Aztecs who conquered the Totonac named this item "Black flower". In mid 19th century Maxico was the chief producer of this but currently according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation, Indonesia is currently responsible for the vast majority of its production around 58%. Today this is  2nd most expensive spice of this world liked most by children ? 

-  Vanila 

13)  Which company has issued these gold coins worth in honour of legend Sachin Tendulkar ?

- East India Company 

12)  X was established in 1970 by a group of socially committed industrialists led by Mr J.R.D. Tata and Dr Bharat Ram. The institution was initially called the Family Planning Foundation. It got its present name in 1993. The  foundation aimed to supplement and complement the government’s efforts and galvanize voluntary action to support activities that address population issues and concerns in India. Id which Institution is this ? 

- Population Foundation of India PFI.

11)  What is the product was named after a town in the province of Antwerp in Belgium as this city was the only supplier of its raw material. This product is widely used by Army persons worldwide ? 
- Duffle Bag 

10) This term was coined first in 1968 by William Gaud  former USAID(United State Agency for international Development Director). This term widely used in international arena. First to be used by India in 1960's & later in Iran used for a protest made against the malpractices in election. Id the term I am talking about ? 
- Green Revoution

9) Which International organistation founded in 1967 having its HQ in Indonesia. To avoid the conflict for its chairmanship, this org. rotate its Chairmanship of this organisation  annually based on the alphabetical order of the English names of member states. Id which International org. is this ?
- ASEAN (Association of South East Asian Nation)

8) 'Ek Nayi Pahal' is a in house magazine of _________ ?
- Tihar Jail

7) What term is used to refer the countries which are politically unstable, economically depends upon the exports of a limited resources & are commercially exploited for private profits by the State itself. Honduras and Guatemala only the two countries which have been dubbed _________ in 20th century. The term was first coined by American author Henry in his 1904 book of short stories "Cabbages and Kings". What term ? 

-  Banana Republic.

6) The first of its kind were made from hand-sewn silk muslin and was patented in 1903. First appearing commercially around 1904. It was successfully marketed by a merchant Thomas Sullivan of New York, who shipped his around the world. What product is this has been talked about ? 
- Tea Bag 

5) Id the campaign by ?

- Campaign for A Polio-Free India by JWT and Rotary International.

4) What is Ward Infrastructure Index?

- A program  to assess the quality of life in urban areas. It analyses various wards by its quality of infrastructure and rates them on scale of 0 – 10. Initiative taken by 'Janaagraha' a NGO. 

3)  Which city is nick-named "Little Japan in India" was given by Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru?

- Sivakasi

2) What is this commenced on January 26, 1967 and is one of the longest running programs?

-Krishi Dharshan

1)  What is the name of the only novel written by Charlie Chaplin that is being made public for the first time?
-Footlight