Company Taglines and Capital Cities

Keep Walking is the famous tagline of Johnnie Walker whisky, used in their advertising campaigns globally. The other options are incorrect: Bata Shoes is a footwear brand, Seagram's is a drinks company, and Adidas is sportswear.

Let's make things better was Philips' global tagline used for many years. Onida's tagline was 'Neighbors' Envy, Owner's Pride', and GE uses multiple slogans. Marriage Consultancy is not a known brand with this tagline.

Doha is the capital and largest city of Qatar. Riyadh is the capital of Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi is the capital of UAE, and Muscat is the capital of Oman.

Made for Each Other was the tagline used by Wills (a cigarette brand from ITC Limited in India). The other options listed are not associated with this specific tagline.

Amul, India's largest dairy cooperative, uses 'The Taste of India' as its iconic tagline. The phrase represents Amul's position in India's dairy industry. Kellogg's is a cereal company, Mother Dairy is a different dairy brand, and BCCI is India's cricket board.

Hutch (later Vodafone) used 'Wherever you go our network follows' as its tagline, emphasizing network coverage. Airtel uses different branding, Dogy appears to be a typo, and Idea had its own taglines. The Hutch campaign with the penguin mascot was very popular in India.

Doha is the capital of Qatar, located on the Persian Gulf. Riyadh is the capital of Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi is the capital of UAE, and Muscat is the capital of Oman. Doha has grown rapidly due to Qatar's natural gas wealth.

Bern is the capital of Switzerland, though many mistakenly assume it's Zurich or Geneva which are larger cities. Basel is also a major Swiss city but not the capital. Bern was chosen as the federal city in 1848 and houses the Swiss parliament.

CEAT, an Indian tyre manufacturer, uses 'Born Tough' as its tagline, emphasizing tyre durability. MRF uses 'MRF Tyres - with you on the road', JK Tyre has different branding, and Apollo Tyres uses 'Go the distance' as its tagline.

Deutsche Bank uses 'A Passion to Perform' as its tagline. Barclays uses 'A ambition to achieve', RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) has different branding, and HSBC uses 'The world's local bank'. The tagline emphasizes performance excellence in banking.

Lufthansa, the German flag carrier, uses the tagline "There's no better way to fly" to emphasize service quality and reliability. British Airways uses "To Fly. To Serve." Air France uses "France is in the air" and Cathay Pacific uses "Move Beyond."

BPCL (Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited) uses "Pure for Sure" to guarantee fuel purity and quality to customers. HPCL uses "Pure Hi-Tech Pure Energy" and IOCL uses "Energy for Progress." IBP was acquired by IOCL.

Haier, the Chinese appliance manufacturer, uses "Inspired Living" to position its products as lifestyle enhancers. Hyundai uses "New Thinking. New Possibilities." Onida uses "Neighbor's Envy, Owner's Pride." Videocon uses "The Indian Multinational."

HSBC (Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation) uses "The World's Local Bank" to highlight global presence with local understanding. HDFC Bank uses "We understand your world." Citibank uses "Citi never sleeps." ABN AMRO was acquired by RBS.

Lee Jeans uses "The jeans that built America" to emphasize its American heritage and workwear roots. Levi's uses "Quality never goes out of style." Wrangler uses "Real. Comfortable. Jeans." Spykar uses "Join the inmovement."

Philips uses "Sense and Simplicity" to emphasize user-friendly technology and intuitive design. Samsung uses "Do what you can't." Sony uses "Like no other." LG uses "Life's Good."

Skoda uses "Obsessed with Quality since 1897" to highlight its Czech heritage and manufacturing excellence. Volkswagen (note the typo) was founded in 1937. General Motors was founded in 1908. BMW was founded in 1916.