[drabir_g]

Originally Posted by surbhi_ss

Hi

Please confirm India's first artificial satellite??is it aryabhatta or Rohini...i have marked arybhatta but seems wrong :sad:
also,Which was the newest member of SAARC i think the ans is Afghanistan..ur say??

Regards,
Surbhi

aryabhatta is the first experimental satellite and rohini is the first artificial satellite
afghanistan is the newest saarc member

[ruchikaa]

oh,ok .i did nt see tat.1 cnt keep track of everything.

[serena]

Originally Posted by drabir_g

aryabhatta is the first experimental satellite and rohini is the first artificial satellite
afghanistan is the newest saarc member

1) aryabhatta is india's first artificial satellite.
2) crisil- none of these since its a rating agency.
3) petroleum sector-fortune 500
4) afghanistan - latest saarc member.
5) could someone please recollect and tell whether it was republic socialist party or revolutionary socialist party which was asked because republic is in A.P and revolutionary is in W.B.
6) india signotary to GATT
7)no woman CM - maharashtra

[acing high]

rohini was first to be launched frm indian soil....while aryabhata was launched earlier but frm USSR..and btw all the satellities are artificial the natural ones r heavenly bodies like moon..lol

[acing high]

question was CRISIL is related to what??

answer is share market coz it rates scirps...SnPCNXsensex is SnP CRISIL NSE SENSEX
so crisil is related to share market..

and also by the terms of funtions CRISIL is not just a rating agency its also into corporate advisory and infrastructure ,fund services ,risk mangmt... anyway question dint ask the funtions ..its simply related to share market...phew!..howevr tiss will knowing b8r..time fr me to quit the job n focus on XAT now

[str1der]

OH MY GOD!

i cannot believe people don't even check on the internet before posting general knowledge answers. How the hell are you even contemplating india has signed on to GATT when GATT was dissolved in 1994 and replaced by the World Trade Organization (WTO). GATT is a defunct body.

On the other hand, it is very important to know what the Kyoto Protocol is. It's related to climate change. Almost all members of the U.N. are members of it. India too is a signatory and that is the correct answer. I suggest doing some research before posting answers, even though they might be right or wrong.

Sorry for the strong use of words, but what's the use of posting wrong answers to questions that can have only one answer and are not debatable, unlike quant/di/english questions.

Regards,
Ankit

[sreyu_2k]

Originally Posted by str1der

OH MY GOD!

i cannot believe people don't even check on the internet before posting general knowledge answers. How the hell are you even contemplating india has signed on to GATT when GATT was dissolved in 1994 and replaced by the World Trade Organization (WTO). GATT is a defunct body.

On the other hand, it is very important to know what the Kyoto Protocol is. It's related to climate change. Almost all members of the U.N. are members of it. India too is a signatory and that is the correct answer. I suggest doing some research before posting answers, even though they might be right or wrong.

Sorry for the strong use of words, but what's the use of posting wrong answers to questions that can have only one answer and are not debatable, unlike quant/di/english questions.

Regards,
Ankit

India has not signed the kyoto protocol but has only given its ratification/acceptance. India is not a signatory of the protocol.
List of Kyoto Protocol signatories - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[armstrong]

Hello Puys,

Its really appreciable the way we had been discussing the question, it is a sure knowledge enhancer and some of the answers are an eye opener for most of us...

But I was wondering that when some of us do make it to the next stage of GD- PI, what do we expect?

In GD - What were / could be the topics that were/ would be discussed?
In PI - What kind of questions are generally asked?

I surely believe that these discussions did happen earlier and we can always refer back to earlier threads, but this is a good time to refresh on those.

So gear up for the next round of firing....All the best!

Regards

[beingblessed]

i think g.d can be on any topic from social,political to business...
i know very broad outlining but we should be equally prepared for all the
topics.....
reading news papers and magazines regularly will surely help us

[drabir_g]

Originally Posted by armstrong

Hello Puys,

Its really appreciable the way we had been discussing the question, it is a sure knowledge enhancer and some of the answers are an eye opener for most of us...

But I was wondering that when some of us do make it to the next stage of GD- PI, what do we expect?

In GD - What were / could be the topics that were/ would be discussed?
In PI - What kind of questions are generally asked?

I surely believe that these discussions did happen earlier and we can always refer back to earlier threads, but this is a good time to refresh on those.

So gear up for the next round of firing....All the best!

Regards

you can check these threads fort an idea
http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/other-...8-10-call.html (TISS HRM 2008-10 Call Getters, GD/PI discussion and experiences)
http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/other-...8-10-call.html (TISS(9Prgm)2008-10 Call Getters POLL & GD/PI discussion)
http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/other-...ion-topic.html (TISS 2008 GDPI preparation- A Topic a Day !)