Kundan R.Vyas: Assets
Kundan R.Vyas: Assets
Who has been elected as the President of Indian Newspaper Society for the year
2010-11?
a)K.N Tilak Ram b)Rakesh Sharma c)Kundan R.Vyas d)V.Shankaran
e)none
2. Recently who among the following conferred with ‘Taj Enlighten Tareef Award’?
a)Leela Naidu b)Shabana Azmi c)Javed Akthar d)Both a& b e)none
3. Base Rate of banks is fixed by ______?
a)RBI b)Finance Minister c)Both a & b d)Banks e)none
4. India is the ___ Largest Producer of Vehicles in the World?
a)third b)fifth c)seventh d)second e)none of these
5. ______ is a Insurance Regulator in India?
a) TRAI b)SEBI c)BSE d)RBI e)IRDA
6. Micro Credit in India comes under ________?
a)Private Banking b)NBFC c)Rural Banking d)Cooperative Banking
e)none
7. What is the present limit for money transfer in RTGS?
a)`1,00,000 b)`1,50,000 c)`2,00,000 d)`2,50,000 e)`5,00,000
8. Which is the only Asian country represented in the G-8 group?
a)India b)South Korea c)China d)Japan e)none
9. Bad Loans can be described as NPA (Non Performing Assets) in banking
terminology?
10. A/c to the recent report of ADB, what is India’s urbanization rank in Asia(% of
population living in urban areas)? 34th.
1. RBI has approved the merger of ‘Bank of Rajasthan' with ICICI bank.
2. Who got the 2010 Commonwealth Writers Prize for the book ‘Solo' - Rana
Dasgupta.
3. Which day has been observed as the International Day of Older Persons(IDOP)
- Oct 1st.
4. What is the India’s rank in the new Global Hunger Index by the International
Food Policy Research Institute - 67.
5. ‘Gourde’ is the currency of which country?
a)Bhutan b)Haiti c)Norway d)Chile e)none
6. India has won 101 medals in 2010 Commonwealth Games. In which sport India
has won maximum no. of gold medals?
a)Wrestling b)Boxing c)Shooting d)Badminton e)Weightlifting
7. Which of the following country is not elected to UNSC as a non-permanent
member for a two year term on the council starting from Jan 1st 2011?
a)India b)Kazakhstan c)South Africa d)Germany e)Portugal
8. Which of the following ministry has re-launched the PURA(Provision of Urban
Amenities in Rural Areas) Scheme?
a)Ministry of Urban Development
b)Ministry of Rural Development
c)Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
d)Ministry of Finance
e)Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
9. Who among the following has been chosen for ICC Cricketer of the Year 2010?
a)Sachin Tendulkar b)A B de Villiers c)Virender Sehwag d)M S Dhoni
e)none of these
10. Who won the 2010 Champions League Twenty20?
a)Mumbai Indians b)Royal Challengers Bangalore c)Warriors d)Chennai
Super Kings e)none
1. Based on monthly wholesale price index (WPI), the annual rate of inflation stood
at ___ percent for the month of September 2010?
a)8.51 b)5.44 c)8.6 d)11.6 e)none
2. Who is the winner of 64th edition of Santhosh Trophy?
a)Goa b)Punjab c)Tamil Nadu d)Goa e)West Bengal
3. Who is the present Chief Minister of Jharkhand?
a)Shibu Soren b)Madhu Koda c)Arjun Munda d)Sudesh Mahto e)none of
these
4. Which of the following is the first team to play 900 Test matches in cricket
history?
a)Australia b)England c)India d)West Indies e)none
5. Who is the most powerful women in the world in 2010, compiled by Forbes?
a)Angela Merkel b)Indra Nooyi c)Sonia Gandhi d)Michelle Obama e)Irene
Rosenfeld
6. What is the present Repo rate?
a)5.75 b)6.00 c)6.25 d)5.25 e)none
7. Howard Jacobson won the 2010 Man Booker Prize for his novel _____?
a)The Finkler Question b)The Act of Love c)Wolf Hall d)Kalooki Nights
e)none
8. Recently Pranab Mukherjee has won which of the following award?
a)World’s Best Finance Minister of the year 2010
b)Asia’s Best Finance Minister of the year 2010
c)India’s Best Finance Minister of the year 2010
d)Both b & c
e)none
9. Who among the following is the world’s highest paid female athlete by Forbes
magazine?
a)Maria Sharapova b)Serena Williams c)Danika Patrick d)Kim Yu-Na
e)none
10. Who has become the first Indian to qualify for 2012 London Olympics?
a)Abhinav Bhindra b)Saina Nehwal c)Mary Kom d)Pankaj Advani
e)Gagan Narang
11. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has released a commemorative stamp on
_________?
a) J S Mohammed Ali Shihab Thangal b)Maulana Mohammad Ali c)S Ubaidur
Rahman d)Syed Ahmad Khan e)none
12. Which country has won the 2010 Women's Hockey World Cup?
a)Netherlands b)England c)Germany d)Argentina e)Australia
13. What is present interest rate on Savings bank account?
a)3% b)3.25% c)3.5% d)3.75% e)4.0%
14. Who has been bagged the prestigious Akshaya Samman award for the year 2010?
a)Manna De b)Ilaiyaraja c)A R Rehman d)Hari Prasad Chaurasia e)none
15. Which of the following films has been nominated for 2011 Oscar awards in Best
fim in Foreign Category?
a)Paa b)Rajneeti c)Kites d)Peepli Live e)none of these
16. Who among the following has been awarded with ‘The World Statesman Award’?
a)Manmohan Singh b)Sonia Gandhi c)Pratibha Patil d)A P J Abdul
Kalam e)none
17. Who has been awarded 'Rabindranath Tagore Peace Prize' 2010?
a)Nafisa Ali b)Irom Chanu Sharmila c)Jyotirmoyee Devi d)Anasuyaben
Sarabhai e)none
18. Who among the following has chosen for Jnanpith Award for the year 2008?
a)O.N.V.Kurup b)Satya Vrat Shastri c)Ravindra Kelekar d)Akhlaq Khan
Shahryar e)none of these
19. Who among the following has chosen for 2009 Indira Gandhi National Integration
Award?
a)A R Rehman b)Balraj Puri c)Ramakrishna Mission Ashram d)Javed
Akhtar e)Both a & c
20. Recently Puttaraj Gawai has been passed away. He was a famous ______?
a)Social Activist b)Hindustani Classical musician c)Journalist d)Politician
e)none
• The Nobel Prize in Literature has been given to Mario Vargas Llosa "for his
cartography of structures of power and his trenchant images of the individual's
resistance, revolt, and defeat".
• The Nobel Prize in Physics has been given to Andre Geim and Konstantin
Novoselov "for groundbreaking experiments regarding the two-dimensional
material graphene".
• The Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been given to Richard F. Heck, Ei-ichi Negishi
and Akira Suzuki "for palladium-catalyzed cross couplings in organic synthesis"
• The Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences has been given to Peter A. Diamond, Dale
T. Mortensen and Christopher A. Pissarides "for their analysis of markets with
search frictions".
1. Which of the following Indian city has been named among the top four Livable
cities in the world?
a)Mumbai b)New Delhi c)Ahmedabad d)Bangalore e)Hyderabad
2. Recntly which country has become full fledge member of Financial Action Task
Force(FATF)?
a)Bangladesh b)Pakistan c)China d)India e)none
3. Which country is building the World’s largest telescope in Antarctica?
a)China b)US c)Russia d)India e)Britain
• China successfully launched its "SinoSat-6" satellite for live radio and television
broadcast from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwest China's Sichuan
Province. The satellite was carried on the Long March 3B rocket which took the
SinoSat-6 into a geostationary transfer orbit 26 minutes after the launch.
• Japan said it has detected its first case of an antibiotic-resistant "superbug" that
surfaced in South Asia and has triggered a global health alert.
• India cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni was nominated as Uttarakhand's first
honorary wildlife warden as part of the hill state's tiger conservation campaign.
• The Punjab government has approved a new media policy providing more
facilities to journalists in the state. Under the new policy, 286 accredited
journalists will get an insurance cover of Rs five lakh. The state government has
also set up Rs 10 crore 'Punjab Chief Minister Relief Fund' for media persons.
• Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries has been ranked second in the list of
world's 10 biggest 'sustainable value creators' -- companies that have been
successful in creating the most shareholder value over the last decade -- prepared
by Boston Consulting Group.
• Srilanka defeated India to win the Triangular Series 2010 held in Srilanka.
• Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries has been ranked second in the list of
world's 10 biggest 'sustainable value creators' -- companies that have been
successful in creating the most shareholder value over the last decade -- prepared
by Boston Consulting Group.
• The Parliament of Sri Lanka passes the 18th Amendment to the Constitution of Sri
Lanka which removes the two-term limit on the presidency and allows him to
choose the judges and commissioners monitoring elections, human rights, and
other affairs.
Monetary policy is the process by which the government, central bank of a country
controls (i) the supply of money, (ii) availability of money, and (iii)cost of money
or rate of interest, in order to attain a set of objectives oriented towards the growth
As expected, RBI has raised the policy rates in the first quarter review of monetary
policy on 27-07-2010. This is the fourth rate hike since March this year raising the
• CRR, SLR and Bank rate kept unchanged at 6%, 25% and 6%, respectively.
• Estimated for GDP growth for 2010-11 revised to 8.5% from 8%.
The next mid-quarter review of Monetary Policy for 2010-11 will be announced
• China has eclipsed Japan as the world's second-biggest economy after three
decades of blistering growth that put overtaking the U.S. in reach within 10 years.
• Former Union Power Secretary Harishankar Brahma has been appointed as the
• Britain’s Andy Murray won the 2010 Rogers Cup over Roger Federer 7–5, 7–5 on
Sunday in Toronto.
• The President Mrs. Pratibha Devisingh Patil this evening conferred the prestigious
Best Parliamentarian Awards to Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi, Mohan Singh and Dr.
The Awards were given for the year 2007, 2008 and 2009 respectively for their
Manmohan Singh.
• The Centre cleared for implementation the Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for
their nutritional and economic status. The scheme will be run along with the
• Senior IPS officer R K Medhekar will be the new Director General of elite
Force. He will take over from 1972 batch IPS officer N P S Aulakh.
• Vineet Jain, Managing Director, The Times of India (TOI) Group, has been
elected as the new chairman of Press Trust of India (PTI), the leading news agency
of India. Jain succeeds Vjiay Kumar Chopra, Editor, Punjab Kesari Group.
• Union Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh launched the
historic coastal village in south Gujarat. It was at Dandi that Mahatma Gandhi
commemorate the first death anniversary of the former chief minister late Y.S.
Rajasekhar Reddy.
and was selected from among five short listed symbols. Kumar, who will join the
Department of Design at IIT Guwahati on Friday, explained that the design is
based on the Indian Tricolour. His entry was chosen from 3,000 designs
competing for the currency symbol. He will get an award of Rs 2.5 lakh. All new
notes will now bear the symbol.
Events in the month of July 2010
1. First Country in Latin America to legalize same sex marriage – Argentina.
2. With which country India held the first ever “2+2 dialogue” to intensify
counter terrorism and anti-piracy cooperation – Japan.
3. Which country has agreed to supply Hawk pilot-trainer aircraft
to India valued a about 700 million pounds($1.1 billion) – Britain.
4. The most popular Asian Destination – Taj Mahal.
5. According to the new International Multi Dimensional poverty Index (MPI),
about _______ of India’s population are poor – 645 million people.
6. Which state has banned the use of plastic carry bags all over the state –
Rajasthan.
7. Who is the only cricketer to take 800 wickets in the history Test matches –
Muttiah Muralitharan.
8. The fourth Pakistani to be inducted formally into the ICC Cricket hall of
fame – Imran Khan.
9. Which team has regained the 63rd Rangaswamy Cup Senior National Men’s
Hockey Championship – Mumbai.
10. In the Q1 Review of Monetary Policy 2010-11, RBI has revised the GDP
growth for 2010-11 from 8% to ____ - 8.5%.
11. With which Organization India signed the loan and credit agreement worth of
$268.15 million – World Bank.
12. The Best Public Sector Bank Award – Punjab National Bank.
13. To Whom the Lokmanya Tilak Award 2010 has been given for the
contribution of Politics – Sheila Dikshit.
14. Who is the new President of Poland – Bronislaw Komorowski.
15. Who has been appointed as the new Prime Minister of Slovakia - Iveta
Radicova.
16. Roza Otunbayeva has became the first ever woman head of which country in
Central Asia – Kyrgyzstan.
17. Who has been sworn in as Germany’s youngest and the tenth President –
Christian Wulff.
18. Who is the the New Chief Election Commissioner – Qureshi S Y.
19. Which country has became the World Number One in Latest FIFA Rankings
– Spain.
20. Who is the new President of International Cricket Council – Sharad Pawar.
• Russia launched the second of three stealth frigates for the Indian Navy under
USD 1.6 billion deal inked in July 2006. The first of three Project 11356 (modified
Krivak III) frigates, named the Teg (Sword), was launched in last November. The
third frigate, Trikand (Bow) is due to be delivered in 2011-12. The new frigates,
also known as Talwar class, will be armed with eight BrahMos supersonic cruise
missiles. They will be also equipped with a 100-mm gun, a Shtil surface-to-air
missile system, two Kashtan air-defence gun/missile systems, two twin 533-mm
torpedo launchers, and an antisubmarine warfare (ASW) helicopter.
Earlier, Russia's Baltiisky Zavod shipyard had built three stealth frigates of the
same class - INS Talwar, INS Trishul and INS Tabar.
• India extended the ban on import of milk and milk products from China for
another six months, according to the foreign trade office.
• The government restructured the existing 10-year-old village self-employment
scheme on the recommendations of various committees to rectify shortcomings
pointed out by studies. Under the new plan for the Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar
Yojana (SGSY), the scheme has been renamed as National Rural Livelihood
Mission (NRLM) and it would aim at reducing poverty through promotion of
diversified and gainful self-employment and skilled wage employment
opportunities.
• An innovative programme of Gujarat government aimed at easy governance has
won a prestigious award instituted by the United Nations. The statewide Attention
on Grievances with Application of Technology (SWAGAT) programme has won
the United Nations Public Service Award (UNPSA).
• A 15-year-old title drought came to an end as India won the Asia Cup cricket
tournament after crushing defending champions Sri Lanka.
• American John Isner outlasted Frenchman Mahut to win 6-4 3-6 6-7 (7-9) 7-6 (7-
3) 70-68 in the longest match in history, taking 11 hours and five minutes over
three days.
• The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has added island nation Tuvalu located in
the Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and Australia as its 187th member.
• India's leading industrialist Ratan Tata, Chairman of the Tata Group, has been
conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Law for his role in producing the
world's cheapest car Nano.
• Sachin Tendulkar will be conferred Indian Air Force's honorary rank of Group
Captain and the star cricketer said he is proud to be associated with the "dynamic"
IAF.
• New Zealand has acquired the distinction of being the world's most peaceful
nation for the second year running, according to the Global Peace Index.
• The G8 summit has agreed to provide a further $5bn (£3.3bn) over five years
towards improving the health of mothers and young children in the developing
world.
• The World Bank said its total lending to India will touch $9.3 billion for the fiscal
ending June this year. The total expected lending this year includes $2.6 billion in
interest-free credit and $6.7 billion in the form of a long-term, low interest loan.
• Union Law Minister Veerappa Moily has announced National Litigation Policy to
reduce pendency and delay in cases which Central Government is a party. The
policy aims at reducing government litigation in courts so that the valuable court
time is spent on resolving other pending cases so as to achieve the goal in national
legal mission to reduce average pendency time from 15 years to 3 years.
• Myanmar’s dissident political leader Aung San Suu Kyi has become the first
recipient of the new Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Award for democracy instituted by
the Pakistan People’s Party in the memory of the slain former premier.
• The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has assured banks it will keep agriculture loans
outside the base rate ambit. The base rate guidelines, issued in April, had barred
lending below base rate, except for three categories: loans to banks’ own
employees, loans against deposits and small-ticket borrowers under the differential
interest rate (DRI) scheme. The addition of the fourth category means agriculture
loans can also be priced below the base rate.
• Freedom fighter and socialist leader Kanduri Charan Mallick died.3
• India on Friday expressed confidence to achieve trade target of 30 billion dollars
with Republic of Korea (ROK) by 2014.
The 19 tournaments that have been contested have been won by eight
different national teams. Brazil have won the World Cup a record five
times, and they are the only team to have played in every tournament.
Titles by team so far:
Brazil – 5(1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002)
Italy – 4(1934, 1938, 1982, 2006)
Germany – 3(1954, 1974, 1990)
Argentina – 2(1978, 1986)
Uruguay – 2(1930, 1950)
France – 1(1998)
England – 1(1966)
Spain – 1(2010)
Final Positions of 2010 FIFA World Cup:
Champions: Spain
Runner-up: Netherlands
Third place: Germany
Fourth place: Uruguay
Awards:
Golden Ball Winner(best player): Diego Forlan (Uruguay)
Golden Boot Winner(top goal scorer) & Best Young Player(best player
under 21 years): Thomas Mueller(Germany)
Serena Williams won the ladies tennis Wimbledon 2010 final against
the Russian Vera Zvonareva and notched up her fourth Wimbledon win
together with her 13th Grand Slam title.
India's Leander Paes and Cara Black of Zimbabwe beat South African Wesley
Moodie and Lisa Raymond of the US to win the Wimbledon mixed doubles title.
With this victory, Paes surpassed his one-time doubles partner Mahesh Bhupathi
in winning the most Grand Slam titles for India. Paes now has six doubles and six
mixed-doubles titles. Bhupathi has 11 Grand Slam titles -- four doubles and seven
mixed doubles titles.
1. Omar al-Bashir, the only world leader facing an international arrest warrant, was
sworn in as _______________?
a)President of Egypt b)Prime Minister of Sudan c)Prime Minister of Egypt
d)President of Sudan e)none
2. From which country India is buying C-17 Globemaster III strategic-lift aircraft to
the Indian Air Force (IAF) in a deal worth $5.8 billion?
a)US b)Israel c)Russia d)France e)none
3. Which of the following country has played the most number of One-day
International (ODI) matches?
a)Australia b)India c)England d)West Indies e)none
4. Which of the following ministry has announced a financial assistance of Rs 95
lakh for about 19,000 rubber growers in the country during the current financial
year?
a)Ministry of Commerce and Industry
b)Ministry of Agriculture
c)Ministry of Finance
d)Ministry of External Affairs
e)none
5. Who won the 2010 Abel Prize(often been described as the "mathematician's
Nobel" prize) presented annually by the King of Norway for his vast and lasting
impact on the theory of numbers?
a)Mikhail Gromov b)Jacques Tits c)John Tate d)Jean-Pierre Serre
e)none
6. Which Country is planning to work with Rajasthan in cooperation with the local
authorities on issues like water quality and agriculture?
a)Israel b)UK c)Russia d)US e)none
7. Who has been appointed as the next head of the United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)?
a)Yvo de boer b)R K Pachauri c)Christiana Figueres d)Kofi Annan
e)none
8. Fiscal deficit pegged at ____ percent of GDP during 2009-10?
a)6.0% b)6.6% c)6.9% d)6.3% e)none
9. According to the Worldwide Quality of Living survey 2010, which of the
following city placed best among Indian cities in the global list at 140th rank?
a)Delhi b)Mysore c)Bangalore d)Mumbai e)none
10. Who has been sworn in as President of Germany?
a)Angela Merkel b)Horst Kohler c)Johannes Rau d)Christian Wulff
e)none
11. Which of the following state has come under President’s rule recently?
a)Uttarakhand b)Chhattisgarh c)Meghalaya d)Jharkhand e)none
12. Who is the Chairman of the committee formed by RBI to review the services
rendered to retail and small customers by banks and their Ombudsman scheme for
addressing grievances?
a)M Damodaran )M V Nair c)M S Sundar Rajan d)O P Bhatt e)none
13. Which state will host the International Literature festival?
a)Kerala b)Gujarat c)Rajasthan d)Andhra Pradesh e)none
14. Which Country is the World’s largest consumer of oil?
a)China b)India c)Russia d)Japan e)US
15. Who is the new chairman of the Indian Banks Association (IBA)?
a)M V Nair b)C S Reddy c)O P Bhatt d)Y V Reddy e)none
16. Mahinda Rajapaksa visited India and signed seven pacts to boost bilateral
cooperation across a range of areas, including security, power, railways and
cultural exchange. He was the _________?
a)Prime Minister of Srilanka
b)President of Maldives
c)Prime Minister of Malyasia
d)President of Srilanka
e)none
17. Who is the author of the book ‘Grandmother’s Tale’?
a)R K Laxman b)Salman Rushdie c)Arundhati Roy d)Shashi Tharoor
e)R K Narayan
18. Which state will provide free Education and books to students of classes I-VII in
government schools?
a)Tamilnadu b)Rajasthan c)Andhra Pradesh d)Gujarat e)none
19. Which of the following is the World’s biggest bank in terms of market capital and
brand value, compiled by brand directory?
a)Bank of America b)Citi Bank c)HSBC d)J P Morgan e)SBI
20. Which of the following term is not related to banking and finance?
a)Private Equity b)broker c)mortgage d)Annuity e)All are related