Round 1: BiZ-Connect

1) Connect the following :-
           a. Common Man
           b. “Flying for Everyone”
           c. Southwest Airlines
           d. G.R.Gopinath

Ans: Deccan Airlines.
Southwest Airlines (US).Founded in Dallas Texas on June 18, 1971 by Herb Kelleher, Southwest Airlines offered tickets that worked out to be cheaper than a car or coach ride. First pioneering the World’s First Low cost Airline.

 2)
Titanic the ship
Rubber Tyres
Milk of Magnesia
NRI Lord of British empire and of hotel business
The first three connects the city with one of their milestone events in their respective history of evolution. The city is of course the centre of operation of the NRI Baron..

 Name the city
Well the answer is Ireland's BELFAST. This is the city where Titanic was built,
J B Dunlop did his bits on pneumatic rubber tyres and Milk of Magnesia was
formulated by Sir James Murray. This is the place of operation of LORD DILJEET
RANA. HCL has a huge BPO operation in Belfast.

 3)
The connect is :
- I made madonna famous
- I made hotmail hot
- I made pizza go tandoori
- The official trouser has finally met its match
Which brand inserted the above adlines ?

 answer is INDIAN TERRAIN.

 
4) See the following contents of three ads :

- We know! Ms Rina Seshadri prefers dancing to bowling
- We know! Mrs Malini Sharma likes a dash of lemon juice in her russian salad
- We know! Mr Sunil Mahadevan travels J class, desires aisle seat and has only jain food

Which brand advertised them ?

The right answer is TOYOTA.

5) which no.1 brand can you relate with the following : (Non-Indian)

Yana Gupte, holy scripture, Amrita Arora, buddhist goddess of mercy

The answer is CANON. The name 'Canon' comes from the word 'Kwannon' who is Buddhist goddess of mercy. The word 'Canon' means 'holy scripture'. Yana Gupta and Amrita Arora endorses Canon's specific products in India. The Red logo of Canon was a big clue.

 
7)Fruit for the hair, 787, Sunflower, Mac, hydraulic cylinders

The answer is WIPRO.
Fruit for the hair : that's what Wipro's 'Shikakai' means
787 : Wipro's Laundry soap
Sunflower : Wipro's vegetable oil
Mac : Wipro-GE's ecg machine
Hydraulic Cylinder : Wipro Fluid Power product
 

8)What kind of produce are the followings ?
 Deep Secret, Sexy Rexy, Kiss of Fire, Young Mistress, Burning Desire, Bridal Blush
 Clue ? These are all exported from India.

Well the answer is they are the names of different variety of roses.

 
9)
1. Ambition never comes to an end - Yoshida Kenko
2. A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step - Lao Tse
3. The whole world steps aside for the man who knows where he is going - Anonymous
4. I am a slow walker, but I never walk backwards - Abraham Lincoln

10)What governmental / federal honour / recognition connects the following physicists :

Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin, Neils Bohr, Nicholus Copernicus and Lord Ganesh.
Clue : Think world of commerce / finance .....

The correct answer was All the above physicists were honoured by the respective governments by printing currency notes with their portrait. Neils Bohr has been portrayed on Danish 500 Kroner, Albert Einstein on Israeli 5 pound, Copernicus on Polish 1000 Zolty and Benjamin Franklin on US$ 100. The list is of course not an exhaustive one. 'Currency note' is an anagram of 'one cent curry'. Lord Ganesh appears in the currency Note of 20,000 Rupiah Note of Indonesia.

 
11. With what can you connect the following for originating theories governing its behaviour :
 Snow, Skirt, Lipstick, Superbowl

The answer is US STOCKMARKET.

There are theories connecting the above regarding up / down movement of us
stockmarket indices.
Boston Snow theory says if there is good snowfall in Boston, stockmarket is going to be bullish.
Skirt length theory says skirt length goes short when the stockmarket is strong
Lipstick theory says lipstick consumption goes high in a dull market as people do not spend on costlier alternatives.
Superbowl theory connects win of NFL team to higher stockprice and vice versa for NFL teams.

 12) Connect the following adlines with an Indian Corporation.
- because Bridgette Bardot isn't the only french must see.
- discover the rarest treasure - yourself
- monday - french leave
weekend - make a french friend
- why do more men turn up with a french beard on mondays ?
The answer is PONDICHERY TOURISM.


Round 2: What's the Good word

1. Phrase origin:
In Ancient Pennsylvania,(When Dracula’s Still Roamed); Taverns (Old Age Pubs) used to offer Sandwiches along with Beer, which they buy from the tavern. Pretty Soon, When Pennsylvania outlawed the practice of free sandwiches to the customers in taverns who bought beer there to drink, a new english phrase was born. What ?
Ans : 'There is no free lunch'

2. This corporate jargon related to hostile take over was first coined by Lewis Carroll in his book ‘Through the looking glass’. Name it.
Ans : White Knight

3. What is the phrase for the downward trend in productivity between the times when a disgruntled employee mentally checks out from the production line and when he finally leaves the organization ?
Ans : Warm-chair attrition

4. Coming to ad world, what is ‘intermercial’ ?
Ans : A web advertisement with dialogue and motion video.

5. If your boss is gladhanding people, what is he doing.
Ans : Shaking Hands

6. In corporate jorgan, what is "Silver Ceiling" ?
Ans : Restriction of promotion due to higher age.

7. Which term, was framed by Philip Koetler along with Sidney Levy, which means to dissuade a customer from buying a product.
Ans : De-marketing

8. Line56 is a supply chain magazine (business to business). Why the odd name Line56? The name is not so odd if you get the answer Ans: 56th line in William Shakespeare's [Hamlet]. "To be, or not to be: that is the question"

 9. if Monopoly is one Seller what is Monosopy ?
one Buyer..

 10.How much uptodate are you in current lingos ?
What is the buzzword for the dancelike movement that is seen in a public place when a cell phone rings in somebody’s pocket and everybody wants to reach his /her cell phone in his coat / trouser / shirt pocket ?
Ans : Cellular Macarena

 11. What is meant by the term , “Green Mailing” ?
Ans: It refers’ to having control over a company’s Board of Directors by using the simple Fact that they own quite a considerable share of the Company’s Stocks.

12. In Stock Market Parlance, what is a “Evening Out”?
Ans: Related to the Terminology of Selling Stocks in the Last Minute of the Stock Market Trading.

ROUND 3: SUPER-BRANDS [there shall be a brief description of the brand after which the Particpants have to Describe the Product]

1. The idea was conceived in 1983 by two friends, Clyde Cooper and
   Khushroo Dubash (Graduate of Mumbai University) in a cafeteria. Driven by enterprise and ambition they came up with the idea of starting a courier service that would deliver documents and sample shipments overnight to international and domestic destinations. What enterprise are we talking about ?
   Ans : Blue Dart Express.
   

2. Some malted barley, pinches of wheat flour with a dash of evaporated milk is considered the the recipe of success by Mr James ______. Give me the surname or the brand.

Ans: Glaxo SmithKline (also markets Boost Viva and Maltova) Horlicks. (Trivia: Did you know that Horlicks is sold as a Sleep inducing Drink at UK ?? with the caption, “Sleep Better Feel Better”)

3. The Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce was an English periodical
founded by a British syndicate of eleven firms, a doctor and two
barristers. Absorbing The Bombay Standard in December 1859, and
another local newspaper ; The Telegraph and Courier in June 1861, the
volatile nomenclature of the newspaper was established and it finally
became ______________ in September that year. Name the newspaper.
its founder, Aroon Purie. Has virtually no experience in journalism but he created a new brand of journalism. Name the magazine.
Ans: Times of India.

4. `Sparkling clean glamourooms' is the mantra that inspires this
sanitary giant. From basins to closets, to fittings and bathroom
accessories this name is synonymous with glamorous and innovative
products in the market today. Name the sanitary brand.
Ans: Murugappa Groups EID Parry’s.

5. . This newspaper began in 1888 as a four page weekly published every
Saturday and became a daily 40 years later.Its logo is a slight
variation of The Royal Coat of Arms which was awarded by the Maharaja
of Travancore. In 1938 the government closed down this newspaper and
jailed the editor for reporting police firing on freedom fighters.
Publishing was resumed only after India became free.
Ans:Malayala Manorama

6. This car brand sold its second 100,000th car in a record period ofless than 18 months. _______ Club is the largest brand loyalty
programme in the Indian car industry. Just name the car.
Clue: This Car is also sold as City Rover in the UK market (Tata and MG Rover have taken the Diesel version of the Car)
Ans: Tata Indica

1)Which six letter word ( a group brand ) can be used as prefix before all the following words to give group companies :

Blue, Cola, mobile, wine, america

The answer is VIRGIN. Add this label in the front and you'll get five of the
many virgin units of Sir Richard Branson.

2) Which six letter word fits well before each of the following to give products of a famous orgaisation :

Akshaya, Rekha, Kishore, Chhaya

Well the answer is JEEVAN
Jeevan Akshaya, Jeevan Rekha, Jeevan Kishore, Jeevan
Chhaya are different policies of LIC.
 

3) What 7 letter brand comes to your mind when you see the following :

 warrior, perfect, fortune, tiptopp

Well the answer is LIBERTY. All the above are names of shoes manufactured by Liberty Shoes.
 

4)What seven letter word comes to your mind when you see the following :

 Chicago, Talisker, Memphis, Eagle

The answer is 'WINDOWS'. They are the codenames of diff. versions of Microsoft WINDOWS.
 Chicago ( windows 95 ), Talisker ( windows CE 3.0 ),
Memphis ( windows 98 ), Eagle ( windows 2000 patch edition )

7) Which brand has / had the following posttags to offer its four variants :
Sports, Weekend, Adventure, Regular ( no tag )
Answer is FIAT PALIO.

8) Which financial Organization comes to your Mind when we talk about
Travancore, Mysore, Hyderabad, Indore, Bikanager & Jaipur, Saurashtra, Maharastra, Patiala

STATE BANK OF INDIA


The remaining rounds including Quick Fire  and  Ad-lines cannot be enclosed as they are not being displayed properly...

1)
Recently an author, Bertrand Beyern was in the news only for the reason that he authored the book " Guide to celebrity tombstones " where in he mentions all the celebrity cemeteries. In one of the chapters he mentions that Jim Morrison, the singer for "The Doors" is buried in " Pere Lachaise " cemetery in paris. An indian celebrity is also buried at the same cemetery & is also mentioned in the book. Identify the celebrity.
ANS: J.R.D.TATA (Jehangir Ratanji Dadhabouy)

2) This imaginary line passes through the head quarter of Swatch company and is the basis of a new time system devised by swatch for their new watches. What is this new time system known as ?
Ans : Internet Time (IMT)

3) Which publication gives Pegasus award for best ads in their editions every year ?
Ans : Reader’s Digest

4) This list is about most insurance losses of the year 2004 :

Hurricane Ivan
Hurricane Charley
?  Tsunami
Hurricane Frances
Hurricane Jeanne

What is missing at the third place ?

 
5) What is the generic term for tablets coated with sugar or sugarlike substitutes ? Clue : Adam’s New York no.1.
Ans : Chiclets, Adam’s New York No.1 is the first chiclet

6)What are the followings :
thursday the 12th, friday the 13th, saturday the 14th, sunday the 15th
( Two Word Connect)
Ans : Computer Virus

7) What are 3S of Samsung after sales ?
Ans : Speed, Smile and Sure

8) A desi one. 'Simply colourful' and “Padharo mhare des”is the base line of which state tourism department?  (Clue : Palace on Wheels)
Ans: Rajasthan Tourism

9) Hyndai: GETZ :: MARUTI : ??
Ans: SWIFT

10)Match the following adlines to the apparels : (Mark the answers with the Ad line)
(Total 5 = 10 * .5)
 1. Inspired Workwear            -a
2. Perform under pressure     -f
3. Honestly Impressive          -c
4. Shirts with bite                   -d
5. Sharp, smooth, sure           -h

Apparel brands to be matched :
a. Indian Terrain
b. Arrow
c. Peter England
d. Sting
e. Indus Valley
f. Vivaldi
g. Oxemberg
h. Tibre

11) Inspired by the Previous Question, answer with proper Companies which are associated with the Ad-lines...  (Total 5 = 10 * .5)
1. Inspiring confidencs ( automobile ) : BAJAJ AUTO
2. Inspired workwear ( apparel ) : INDIAN TERRAIN
3. Inspiration technology ( computing ) : COMPAQ
4. Inspire the next ( multi discipline ) : HITACHI
5. Inspired engineering ( automobile ) : WAGON R
6. The name inspires trust ( mutual fund ) : BIRLA MUTUAL
7. Stay inspired ( hotel ) : PARK HOTEL
8. Inspired ( business group ) : MAHINDRA
9.Be inspired ( mobile phone ) : SIEMENS
10.Inspired living ( consumar durable ) : HAIER
 
12) She has completed 30 years of hoarding campaign in India?
Amul Girl

13) The teaser was what comes next in the series ?

TFP, FP, OR, TR, ?
Clues: Think finance, metal connection and circular.
Ans: FR (The answer goes like: Twenty Five Paise, Fifty Paise, One Rupee, Two Rupee, and then Five Rupee (FR))

 14)Under which brand name, does Mavalli Tiffin Room sell all their products all over India?
Ans : MTR

15) What brand name did inter-brand wood , a company which designs brand names design for Pfizer?  (Clue: Sildenafil citrate, now that’s a Sitter)
Ans : Viagra

16) After WW II, assets of Nazi era, chemical company IG Farben were transferred to Agfa, BASF, Hoechst and which other company?
Ans : Bayer

17) In order to avoid any changes to its name due to regional factors this  organization(which measures everything) took its name from the Greek word for equal
Ans: ISO

 18) DAN BROWN special - According to "Da Vinci Code" which group of People were responsible for starting the theory of Mordern Banking ?
Ans: The Templar Knights.

19) Author of “Text book of Wisdom”
Ans: Edward De BONO

 
20) Now …. one straight from India.
Which company has obtained India’s first DTH license ?
Ans : ZEE TV

21) The Power of Brand Imagery…. Every time you mention, “THE COMPLETE MAN” , the image of Raymond’s Suiting comes fresh and stark across each of our Minds. Now the Question which I need the answer is , “Which year is mentioned in the Raymond Logo” ?
Ans :  1925

 22)The famous brand, when tried in London hospitals for the first time in the nineteen  thirties, reduced the maternity deaths of the women to half. The Doctors hailed this as a wonder product. Which brand?
Ans : Dettol

23)Pamela Anderson wanted to insure this for a million dollar. What?
(Clue: we need the latest one)
Ans : To insure her voice. She wanted to become the wake up voice of the universe through telephone.

24)Expand
     a.NASDAQ : National Association of Security dealers Automated Quotation
     b. SEBI        : Securities and Equities Bureau of India

25) There was a major fiasco at the United States Grand Prix in Indianapolis a week ago. Which tyre brand was involved?
Ans: Michelin

26) Which Indian product was first launched under the name 'Jaffe' with limited success? Now the company's image is strongly linked to current brand name. (Think in 2’s : like say Karishma and Kareena)
Ans: RASNA

27) "Give people a taste of Old Crow and tell them it's Old Crow. Then give them another taste of Old Crow, but tell them it is Jack Daniel's. Ask them which they prefer. They'll think the two drinks are quite different. They are tasting images." Who said it? A legend of his field
The Frued in Ad-marketing..
Ans: David Oligvy

Hindhu School Quiz

General Round (2 Questions concerning the same event)

Audience Question (Starter)
1) a. Which Book starts with the following Lines, “It was nearing midnight and the Prime Minister was sitting alone in his office, reading a long memo that was slipping through his brain without leaving the slightest trace of meaning behind”
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
b. If Bloomsbury publications is in charge of Marketing and Distribution of HP and the Half Blood Prince in UK, Australia and Britian; Who is their Indian Counterpart?
Penguin Publications

2) a.This annual event was started as a publicity event for the newspaper L'Auto (presently known as the L'Equipe) by its editor and co-founder, Henri Desgrange alongwith jouranlist Géo Lefèvre to rival another event sponsored by a rival journal. The event proved a great success for the newspaper and circulation leapt from 25,000 before to 65,000 after it. The event continues even today and is organised by the Amaury Organisation (ASO), which is a part of the media group that owns l'Équipe. Which event is being talked about ?
Tour De' France.
b. Lance Amstrong created History when he won the Seventh Consecutive Tour-De-France Title by leading his runner up by a mere 23 Seconds. Now all I need to know is the number of stages in this Epic Cycling Event ?
21 Stages (from Fromentine to Corbiel Essones)

3)a. Mahabharata refers to the area as "Goparashtra" or "Govarashtra", which means a nation of cowherds. "Gopakapuri" or "Gapakapattana" were used in some ancient Sanskrit texts, and these names were also mentioned in other sacred Hindu texts such as the Harivansa and the Skanda. Also referred to as as "Gomanchala".Identify this tourist destination.
Goa
b. Which Indian Vehicle is being Marketed in the European Market as “Goa”, as according to it’s Vice President the Term Goa highlights  and is currently thinking of having it’s Pakistan prescence felt ?
Mahindra’s Scorpio (They are also entering Pakistan’s Market with the same name)

 4) a. Which famous Incident was being described in the Newspapers as , “The Pigeon Picked it’s 500” ?
Glenn McGrath picked up his 500th Test wicket by dismissing Marcus Trescothick with the first ball after tea on day one of the first Ashes Test at Lord's.
b. Related to the Ashes : For the first time an award which is named in honor of former England batsman Denis Compton and ex-Australia all-rounder Keith Miller, who played in 57 Ashes Tests.Compton scored 1,842 of his 5,807 Test runs in 28 games against the old enemy. Miller took 87 of his 170 Test wickets, including his best bowling figures of 7-60, and scored 1,511 of his 2,958 runs in his 29 Ashes appearances. Name the Award and also Who shall receive the award ? (Note: I am not referring to the name of the player)
The Player of the Series in the Ashes battle between England and Australia will win the Compton-Miller Medal.
 

5) a. Which recently released Album features Tracks such as “My Beautiful Woman”, “Siberia”, ”Weird World” and “Poster Girl” and Produced by Stalwarts such as Max Martin; Billy Mann (who worked with both Pink and Sting) John Shanks (Grammy award winner), Ashlee Simpson and Alanis Morisette among the rest.
BackStreet Boys “Never Gone”
Of course the remaining more popular Tracks include “Incomplete” and “Lose it all”

b. Talking about repeated successful Albums, this band definitely comes to everyone’s mind.
Having Members whose names are as Quixotic as their music, ie. Will-i-am, apl-de-ap and Taboo. Their First Album Debut was, “Behind the Front” and later had Kim Hill for their Next album, “Bridging the Gap” and of course their second last Album until now, “Elephunk” …
Enough History;  Now name their latest Album?
Ans: Monkey Business, Black Eyed Peas

 6)a. History of Chennai : Andrew Cogan and Francis Day, two officers of the East India Company, recommended the area be developed as the future headquarters of the East India Trading Company in South India.Cogan and Day identified a large area where a plantain garden was flourishing under the stewardship of a Portuguese family for the company fort. The plantain garden and the surrounding area were occupied and cultivated by a Catholic, named Madarasan. In the negotiations with Madarasan to secure the lease for this place, Madarasan demanded that the place where they planned to build the factory town should be named after him (Madarasan Patanam).Thus the land where Fort St. George was built was called Madarasan and later Madaras and then Madras and currently Chennai. Now I want you to let me know the approximate week when the Founding day of Chennai is celebrated ?
Aug 22^nd – 28^th
b. This madras Based Company or rather Group has recently been awarded Distinguished Family Business Award, by International Management Organization. Though they may be Madras-headquartered one, they still considers its origins in the village of Chettinad, Pallathur, home and, whenever they gather there, they effortlessly slip into local tradition. But for all the family's conservativeness, they have also had a reputation for aggressive takeovers, the Parry takeover the best known of them. Name this Group which gave Parry Corner the Name ?
Muruggappa Group

 7) a. This Lovely Music (If you could hear properly,ie) is said to have inspired the Ad Jingle for Idea Cellular. I need you to name the original composer of this piece (ie, the one in Kannada)
Illyaraja.
b. Released on April 14, 2005. With big names like Stephen Schwatz, Richard King(5 time Grammy winner for sound) performed by Budapest Symphony Orchestra and produced by Tamil Maiyam. The Proceeds of this album is supposed to be donated to the educational rehabilitation of Children orphaned or affected by Tsunami. What am I talking about ?
Thiruvasagam by Illayaraja

Round 2:
Indians (4 Clues and they have to Guess the Personality) [1 Individual per Team]

 (1)   Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

 Clue 1: Born in 1956 in Papanasam, India, He studied with many renowned spiritual masters and became a scholar of Vedic Literature. By the age of seventeen, he obtained an Advanced Degree in Modern Physics.Who am I talking about?
Clue 2: Also a famous writer, whose articles across Tamil and English magazines have spawned amazing Fervor. His famous prophetic Words are, “We identify ourselves as somebody - I belong to this religion, this culture, this tradition, but we forget the basic identity that we are human beings. When that stands first and foremost, all other identities follow behind that. Then, I think that we can achive what we are really looking for.".. Quite Profound!!
Clue 3: Was awarded the Bharath Shiromani Award this April 20 by the Home Minister Shivraj patil, for his Intense Humanitarian Work. He holds the distinction of being the only non-Western member of the Council of the Divinity School at Yale University in the United States. He was also a guest speaker at the Millennium World Peace Summit during the 50th anniversary of the United Nations in New York. He is cofounder of the IAHV (International Association for Human Values), an international nonprofit organization in special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
Clue 4: He cognised the Sudarshan Kriya breathing technique. And then set up the Art of Living (AOL) organisation to spread the Sudarshan Kriya around the world..

 (2)   Milind Soman

Clue 1: He was born in Scotland and lived in England for seven years before moving to India. He is a Maharastrian Brahmin by birth , who began his career as an Electrical Engineer.
Clue 2: He was rejected by Graveria Suitings because they felt that he was to young to wear a suit!! His big break came, when he was offered a modeling assignment. He made his acting debut in an English  tele-serial, “A Mouthful of Sky”. Then in a period drama 'Noorjahan'. He first Bollywood debut opposite the talented Tabu in Tarkieb.
Clue 3: Recently Starred in a critically acclaimed Japanese film by Nalin Pan, called “Valley of Flowers” (Japanese Title: Hana no Mati)
Clue 4: Recently in News for the Court Proceedings due to an advertisement Controversy, which involved himself posing with stringent clothing for a shoe brand called, “Tuff”.

(3)   M.S.SwamiNathan

Clue 1: He has been acclaimed by TIME magazine as one of the twenty most influential Asians of the 20th century and one of the only three from India, the other two being Mahatma Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore. He has been described by the United Nations Environment Programme as "the Father of Economic Ecology"
Clue 2: Has a research Foundation under his Name in Chennai, whose motto is, “Aims to harness science and technology for environmentally sustainable and socially
equitable development” .
Clue 3: was awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership in 1971, the Albert Einstein World Science Award in 1986, and the first World Food Prize in 1987.
Clue 4: Recently (last month)Elected as the president of the “Pugwash Conference”( which is based on a Manifesto issued in 1955 by Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein) being the first from person from the third world to be given such a recognition.

 
(4)   Sir Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul,

Clue 1: born August 17, 1932, in Chaguanas, Trinidad and Tobago. He is regarded as  a Trinidadian-born British novelist of Hindu heritage and Indo-Trinidadian ethnicity.
Clue 2: His prominent support for Hindutva has also been controversial. He has been quoted describing the destruction of the Babri Mosque as a "creative passion", and the invasion of Babur in the 16th century as a "mortal wound".
Clue 3: His most recent book, “Magic Seeds”, did not stir any Controversies compared to his previous critically acclaimed and critized novels on Fiction and Travel Writing and essays.
Clue 4: Awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2001, and also knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.
 

(5)   Dhyan Chand

Clue1: When accosted by Hitler, he told him he was a sepoy in the Indian army, Hitler replied: "If you were a German, I would have made you at least a major-general.
Clue 2: They broke his Instrument in Holland to check for a magnet; the Japanese  decided that it was completely magical or he used super-glue.
Clue 3: A Vienna sports club has a statue of his, depicting him with four arms holding four hockey sticks.
Clue 4: His quicksilver agility on the field as a centre-forward and captain of the Indian hockey team became legendary. It earned him the name 'hockey wizard'. He played a stellar role in its win in the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics. In the 1936 Berlin Games, Dhyan Chand was the captain and led India to victory over Germany in the final. Out of the 338 goals scored by the Indians in 37 matches in 1932, Dhyan Chand contributed an astounding 133. In short he gave India it’s 3 Gold Medals in Hockey.

 (6)   Kalki

Clue 1: Born on September 9, 1899 at Puttamangalam in the Thanjavur district in an orthodox, large Brahmin family , joined the National High School at Tiruchi, about 100 km away
Clue 2: When Mahatma Gandhi launched his Non-Cooperation Movement in 1921, thousands of students gave up their studies to participate in the movement. he was one among them. With the Secondary School Leaving Certificate examination just three months away, he left school and joined the Indian National Congress.
Clue 3: In 1941 he left Ananda Vikatan and rejoined the freedom struggle and courted arrest. On his release after three months he and Sadasivam started the weekly. He was its editor until his death on December 5, 1954.
Clue 4: His Psuedonym is based on a famous Avatar in Hindu Mythology and also a Tribute to his mentor, “Kalayana Sundaram Mudaliar”.

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