General Knowledge Challenge

Business World magazine uses the tagline 'Play the Game' in India. This business publication covers corporate news, market analysis, and economic trends. The tagline reflects its focus on business strategy and corporate competition.

The Daily Telegraph newspaper uses the tagline 'Read a Bestseller Everyday'. This tagline emphasizes the newspaper's commitment to delivering quality, engaging content that readers look forward to daily. It positions the newspaper as an essential part of the reader's routine.

Paulo Coelho is the Brazilian author who wrote the internationally bestselling novel 'The Alchemist' in 1988. The book follows a Santiago's journey pursuing his Personal Legend and has been translated into numerous languages.

The Economic Times uses 'The Power of Knowledge' as its tagline, emphasizing the newspaper's focus on business and financial journalism. It is India's leading financial daily published by the Times Group.

Hindustan Times uses 'The Name India Trusts For News' as its tagline, positioning itself as a reliable news source. It is one of India's major English-language newspapers with wide circulation.

The Indian Express's tagline 'Journalism of Courage' reflects its editorial stance of investigative and courageous reporting. The newspaper is known for its independent journalism and coverage of important issues.

Fidel Castro famously said 'History will absolve me' in his defense speech during his 1953 trial for the attack on Moncada Barracks. The phrase became a rallying cry of the Cuban Revolution and reflects his confidence in revolutionary ideology.

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (Mujibur Rehman) was the first Prime Minister of Bangladesh and is considered the father of the Bangladeshi nation. He led the independence movement and became Prime Minister in 1971 after liberation from Pakistan.

Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, accounting for approximately one-third of global coffee production. The country has ideal climate conditions and vast plantation areas, particularly in Minas Gerais state.

Zambia is known as the 'country of copper' because copper mining is the backbone of its economy. Zambia possesses approximately 6% of the world's copper reserves and has been a major copper producer since the 1930s.

The Durand Line is the international border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, established in 1893 through an agreement between Sir Mortimer Durand (British India) and Afghan Emir Abdur Rahman Khan. It remains a geopolitical boundary today.

In India, entry load for mutual funds was abolished by SEBI in 2009. The term 'Nil' correctly indicates that no entry load is charged when investing in mutual funds, making option A correct.

Many mammals, including foxes, tigers, and dogs, use urine to mark their territory and communicate their presence, sex, and reproductive status to other animals.

Exit load is typically waived if mutual fund units are held for more than one year. One year is the standard holding period to avoid exit load charges in many mutual fund schemes, making option A correct.

When a refrigerator is left open in a closed room, the room temperature increases. The refrigerator removes heat from inside and releases it at the back, plus the motor generates additional heat - net effect is heating, not cooling.