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Hello Friends & Respected CCI members.I am starting my G.K POST.Hope you all like it.Your comments are welcome. Here are questions Try to answer them.

 

1.Name the Prize which is also known as Asian Nobel?

2. Name the persons who have Won all 4 civil honours( i.e Bharat Ratan ,Padam vibhusan, Padam bhusan, Padam shri)?

3.India's Longest Train Route?

4. "The Real Thing is Coming" was the first advertisement of what in 1983 India?

5. In Film Classification what is PG?

6. The world's highest Restaurant is situated where?

7. Name the country that set the record as the one with the longest time without goverment in 2011?

8.With which sport do you associate 'Deepika Pallikal'?

9. What is the biggest Margin of WIN/loss in Test match cricket?

10. In which field 'MERLIN AWARD' is given?

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hey piyush m lookin for ans yar , 

Wait Rajat let others try as well. I will definately post answers also.

ans to ques no 6 is burj khalifa

 

ans for 1 -  PadmaVibhushan

ans to 5 - Parental Guidance;

 am not sure abt others..

ans?

3. The Vivek Express running between Dibrugarh and Kanyakumari

5. Parental Guidence

6. May be at Dubai

7. If i am not wrong then it is Belgian

8. Squash

10. Magic and Illusion....

WAITING FOR THE ANSWER.......

 

1. Ramon Magasaysay Award
 
2. Ustad Bismillah Khan
 
3. Dibrugarh (Assam) to Kanyakumari (Tamilnadu) - Vivek Exp.
 
4. I guess its Coca-Cola
 
5. Parental Guidance
 
6. Burj Khalifa, Dubai
 
7. Belgium
 
8. Squash Player
 
9. I guess it might be England
 
10. Magic or Illusion

4. Don't know.

6. Canada, I think.  Burj Khalifa, Dubai is the tallest building. So, confusion reigns.blush

 

Regarding 9. I think it was Sri Lanka's win over India. I'm not sure though. And for honesty's sake I've not consulted Net ( I was itching to go for it though).smiley

 

My answers tally with that of Sanket and Krishna for the rest.

Sourav ji, the answer for 6th is Dubai itself. I am sure on it. This restuarant was opened in this year only in that tallest building.

Thank you, Krishna for the confirmation.yes

Agreeed with Sourav da...Burj Khaifa the tallest building...

May be the Restaurant is in AUS Sydney.....

9. might be btwn Aus n Eng

 

At.mosphere, (resturant) situated 442 metres above ground on the 122nd floor of the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building.Dining here is truely an awesome experience.

Here are the answers.

1. Ramon Magsaysay Award.

2. Three persons have won all 4 civil honours. (i) Satyajit Ray, (ii) Bhimsen Joshi, (iii) Bismillah Khan.

3. Vivek Express( From Dibrugrah to Kanyakumari) covering 4286 KM in 82.30 hours.

4.Coca-Cola

5.Parental Guidance

6. Atmosphere, 1350' in the sky, 122nd floor of Burj Khalifa, Dubai as rightly said by Farheen.

7. Belgium.

8. Squash.

9. The match was played b/w Australia and England in 1938. England won the match by an innings & 579 Runs. Still a World Record. I will attach details of the match.

10. In the field of Magic & illusion this award is given. This year award was given to Mr. Gopinath Muthukad. He predicted 10 Headlines- different publication and cities- before any editor thought of them.

 

CricketArchiveThe Cricketer

 
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England v Australia
 
Australia in British Isles 1938 (5th Test)
Venue Kennington Oval on 20th, 22nd, 23rd, 24th August 1938 (timeless match)
Balls per over 6
Toss England won the toss and decided to bat
Result England won by an innings and 579 runs
Umpires F ChesterFI Walden
Close of play day 1 England (1) 347/1 (Hutton 160*, Leyland 156*)
Close of play day 2 England (1) 634/5 (Hutton 300*, Hardstaff 40*)
Close of play day 3 Australia (1) 117/3 (Brown 29*, Barnes 25*)

England first innings Runs Balls Mins 4s 6s
L Hutton Hassett b O'Reilly 364 847 797 35 -  
WJ Edrich lbw b O'Reilly 12 59 45 - -  
M Leyland run out 187 438 381 17 -  
*WR Hammond lbw b Fleetwood-Smith 59 153 141 4 -  
E Paynter lbw b O'Reilly 0 4 4 - -  
DCS Compton Waite 1 14 13 - -  
J Hardstaff not out 169 400 326 20 -  
+A Wood c and b Barnes 53 95 92 8 -  
H Verity not out 8 19 25 1 -  
K Farnes did not bat            
WE Bowes did not bat            
Extras (22 b, 19 lb, 8 nb, 1 w) 50
Total (7 wickets, declared, 335.2 overs) 903
Fall of wickets:
1-29 (Edrich), 2-411 (Leyland), 3-546 (Hammond), 4-547 (Paynter), 5-555 (Compton), 6-770 (Hutton), 7-876 (Wood)
Australia bowling Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Wides No-Balls
Waite 72    16 150 1 1 -
McCabe 38    8 85 0 - -
O'Reilly 85    26 178 3 - 7
Fleetwood-Smith 87    11 298 1 - -
Barnes 38    3 84 1 - 1
Hassett 13    2 52 0 - -
Bradman 2.2 1 6 0 - -

Australia first innings Runs Balls Mins 4s 6s
WA Brown Hammond b Leyland 69 153 166 6 -  
CL Badcock Hardstaff b Bowes 0 3 4 - -  
SJ McCabe Edrich b Farnes 14 15 10 2 -  
AL Hassett Compton b Edrich 42 41 33 5 -  
SG Barnes Bowes 41 72 68 5 -  
+BA Barnett Wood b Bowes 2 3 2 - -  
MG Waite Bowes 8 8 10 2 -  
WJ O'Reilly Wood b Bowes 0 3 2 - -  
LO Fleetwood-Smith not out 16 20 26 3 -  
*DG Bradman absent hurt
JHW Fingleton absent hurt
Extras (4 b, 2 lb, 3 nb) 9
Total (all out, 52.1 overs) 201
Fall of wickets:
1-0 (Badcock), 2-19 (McCabe), 3-70 (Hassett), 4-145 (Barnes), 5-147 (Barnett), 6-160 (Waite), 7-160 (O'Reilly), 8-201 (Brown, 52.1 ov)
England bowling Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Wides No-Balls
Farnes 13    2 54 1 - -
Bowes 19    3 49 5 - -
Edrich 10    2 55 1 - 2
Verity 5    1 15 0 - -
Leyland 3.1 0 11 1 - -
Hammond 2    0 8 0 - 1

Australia second innings (following on) Runs Balls Mins 4s 6s
WA Brown Edrich b Farnes 15 27 47 1 -  
CL Badcock Bowes 9 29 17 2 -  
SJ McCabe Wood b Farnes 2 2 1 - -  
AL Hassett lbw b Bowes 10 12 10 1 -  
SG Barnes lbw b Verity 33 74 64 4 -  
+BA Barnett Farnes 46 50 55 7 -  
MG Waite Edrich b Verity 0 1 1 - -  
WJ O'Reilly not out 7 7 10 1 -  
LO Fleetwood-Smith Leyland b Farnes 0 3 6 - -  
*DG Bradman absent hurt
JHW Fingleton absent hurt
Extras (1 b) 1
Total (all out, 34.1 overs) 123
Fall of wickets:
1-15 (Badcock), 2-18 (McCabe), 3-35 (Hassett), 4-41 (Brown), 5-115 (Barnes), 6-115 (Waite), 7-117 (Barnett), 8-123 (Fleetwood-Smith, 34.1 ov)
England bowling Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Wides No-Balls
Farnes 12.1 1 63 4 - -
Bowes 10    3 25 2 - -
Leyland 5    0 19 0 - -
Verity 7    3 15 2 - -

Notes
--> L Hutton (1) 50 in 173 balls, 142 minutes
--> L Hutton (1) 100 in 254 balls, 212 minutes
--> L Hutton (1) passed his previous highest score of 100 in Test matches
--> L Hutton (1) 150 in 362 balls, 331 minutes
--> L Hutton (1) 200 in 516 balls, 468 minutes
--> L Hutton (1) 250 in 616 balls, 563 minutes
--> L Hutton (1) passed his previous highest score of 271 in first-class matches
--> L Hutton (1) 300 in 718 balls, 662 minutes
--> L Hutton (1) 350 in 812 balls, 762 minutes
--> L Hutton (1) passed 500 runs in Test matches when he reached 264
--> L Hutton (1) passed 7000 runs in first-class matches when he reached 66
--> M Leyland (1) 50 in 110 balls, 94 minutes
--> M Leyland (1) 100 in 218 balls, 202 minutes
--> M Leyland (1) 150 in 331 balls, 299 minutes
--> M Leyland (1) passed his previous highest score of 161 in Test matches
--> M Leyland (1) passed 31500 runs in first-class matches when he reached 183
--> WR Hammond (1) 50 in 117 balls, 111 minutes
--> J Hardstaff (1) 50 in 113 balls, 92 minutes
--> J Hardstaff (1) 100 in 236 balls, 192 minutes
--> J Hardstaff (1) passed his previous highest score of 114 in Test matches
--> J Hardstaff (1) 150 in 367 balls, 298 minutes
--> A Wood made his debut in Test matches
--> A Wood (1) 50 in 78 balls, 74 minutes
--> WA Brown (1) 50 in 123 balls, 144 minutes
--> SG Barnes made his debut in Test matches
--> LO Fleetwood-Smith (1) passed his previous highest score of 13 in Test matches
--> LO Fleetwood-Smith (1) passed 500 runs in first-class matches when he reached 10
--> WE Bowes reached 100 wickets in first-class matches for the season when he dismissed SG Barnes, his 2nd wicket in the Australia first innings
--> WE Bowes reached 50 wickets in Test matches when he dismissed CL Badcock, his 1st wicket in the Australia first innings
--> H Verity reached 1700 wickets in first-class matches when he dismissed MG Waite, his 2nd wicket in the Australia second innings

 

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