3. 2) Among many other charges, this person was charged
under Section 137 of the Indian Railways Act for
fraudulent travelling or attempting to travel without
proper ticket. After a long drawn court case, his
punishment has been meted out to him. Who?
4. 3) If you were traveling and your journey took you past
stations named Rangtong, Chunabhatti, Tindharia,
Kurseong and Jor Bungalow, and locations named Agony
Point and Batasia Loop, what would you be travelling on?
6. 5) Robert Townsend, the CEO of the company, started the
campaign “We Try Harder” in 1962 because this company
was always 2nd in the segment. Name the brand
7. 6) This brand of cigarettes is named
after something which is on the
tentative list of getting a UNESCO
World Heritage Site status and has
been widely associated with a
detective series written by Satyajit
Ray. Name the brand
9. 8) This is an artwork that
was put on exhibition by
Saudi Ahmed Mater. It is
named as Magnetism as it
has a magnet at the
center and iron fillings
used to get the pattern.
What real life annual
ritual does it try to
depict?
11. 10) The Athirapally waterfalls in Kerala has been used in many
movies over the years. It came into the limelight in 2010 with
which Bollywood movie?
13. 12*) The X express named because of the places it connected
i.e. Kanyakumari and Jammu Tawi was the longest train
running in India till recently when the Vivek Express
started plying between one of the two aforementioned
cities and connected it to another city, Y.
Give X & Y
14. 13) The Karni Mata Temple at Deshnoke, 30 km from Bikaner, India, was
completed in the early 20th century in the late Mughal style
by Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner.
Legend has it that Laxman, Karni Mata's stepson (or the son of one of
her storytellers), drowned in a water tank he was attempting to drink
from. Karni Mata implored Yama, the god of death, to revive him. First
refusing, Yama eventually relented, permitting Laxman and all of Karni
mata's male children to be reincarnated as X
This temple has also been featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not
Give X
15. 14) Santhosh George Kulangara, the founder of Labour India
Group Publications Ltd., paid $200,000 to Richard Branson
to become the first Indian to do what?
16. 15) Originally named as Shungetse in Arunachal Pradesh,
this lake got colloquially renamed to X Lake after the
name of an actor due to the shooting of the film Koyla.
17. 16) Also called the
Highway to India how
do we better know
this?
18. 17) ID the logo of the event which results in one of the largest influx of people to
any country periodically.
19. 18) It is the only Mcdonalds in the country, though not
technically. Where is this Mcdonalds located?
22. 21) Christopher Johnson McCandless (February 12, 1968
– August 1992) was an American hiker who adopted an
alias and ventured into the Alaskan wilderness in April
1992 with little food and equipment, hoping to live
simply for a time in solitude. Almost four months later,
McCandless's remains were found, weighing only 67
pounds (30 kg).
Name the book/movie that has immortalized his epic
journey
42. 8*) This is an artwork that
was put on exhibition by
Saudi Ahmed Mater. It is
named as Magnetism as it
has a magnet at the
center and iron fillings
used to get the pattern.
What real life annual
ritual does it try to
depict?
46. 10) The Athirapally waterfalls in Kerala has been used in many
movies over the years. It came into the limelight in 2010 with
which Bollywood movie?
50. 12) The X express named because of the places it connected
i.e. Kanyakumari and Jammu Tawi was the longest train
running in India till recently when the Vivek Express
started plying between one of the two aforementioned
cities and connected it to another city, Y.
Give X & Y
52. 13) The Karni Mata Temple at Deshnoke, 30 km from Bikaner, India, was
completed in the early 20th century in the late Mughal style
by Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner.
Legend has it that Laxman, Karni Mata's stepson (or the son of one of
her storytellers), drowned in a water tank he was attempting to drink
from. Karni Mata implored Yama, the god of death, to revive him. First
refusing, Yama eventually relented, permitting Laxman and all of Karni
mata's male children to be reincarnated as X
This temple has also been featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not
Give X
53.
54. 14) Santhosh George Kulangara, the founder of Labour India
Group Publications Ltd., paid $200,000 to Richard Branson
to become the first Indian to do what?
56. 15) Originally named as Shungetse in Arunachal Pradesh,
this lake got colloquially renamed to X Lake after the
name of an actor due to the shooting of the film Koyla.
66. 20*) One result of the close observations on X is that it can
be predicted fairly accurately. This makes X one of the
easiest of its kind to see.
It is not the biggest, it is not the most regular but it is the
biggest regular of its kind. It is also the most famous
68.
Christopher Johnson McCandless (February 12, 1968
– August 1992) was an American hiker who adopted an
alias and ventured into the Alaskan wilderness in April
1992 with little food and equipment, hoping to live
simply for a time in solitude. Almost four months later,
McCandless's remains were found, weighing only 67
pounds (30 kg).
Name the book/movie that has immortalized his epic
journey
72. 23) On seeing this, Eleanor Roosevelt exclaimed, “My poor
Niagara…”. Coincidentally, this also marks the
international boundary between two nations. What did
she see?
76. 25) A very popular reason to visit country X is the bridge on
the river Mae Klong. The name of the river has also been
officially changed. Why is the bridge so famous?