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1. Geeta Phogat related to which game -- Wrestling
2. Full form of IFSC – Indian Financial System Code
3. BTM stands for -- Banking Through Mobile
4. PM of Bhutan -- Tshering Tobgay
5. President of Pakistan – Mamnoon Hussain
6. Committee Suggested on Customer Service -- Damodaran Committee
7. How much max. money is allowed by the RBI to take abroad -- Rs.
8. Banking Ombudsman is appointed by -- RBI
9. Current SLR – 21.5%
10. India announced an aid of____to Bhutan -- 5000 Cr
11. 2020 Olympic will be in which country -- Tokyo
12. RBI is going to issue plastic note of ___ rupees -- 10 Rs.
13. Indian Institute of Film is situated at -- Pune
14. Pranav Mukharjee recommended reconstruction of which university ----- -- Nalanda University
15. Head quarters of Bharatiya Mahila Bank – New Delhi
16. Among BSE and NIFTY which has been established first in India -- BSE
17. Food security bill to give right to food to what percentage of population -- 67%
18. -------bought Nokia -- Microsoft
19. Committee head who Reviewed Credit Guarantee Scheme for  Micro & Small Enterprises -- V K Sharma
20. Chairman of fed reserve -- Janet Yellen
21. About SARFAESI act -- Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act,2002 related with NPA
22. Who keeps all credit information of persons -- CIBIL
23. CCTV Full Form --- Close Circuit .....
24. Author of book "The lowland" -- Jhumpa Lahri
25. World Health Day -- 7 April
26. 'Branch On Wheels' scheme by which bank -- ICICI
27. Australian PM -- Tony Abbot
28. Britain PM -- David Cameron
29. EU 28th Member -- Croatia
30. Hummingbird Alogorithm deveoloped by -- Google

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