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The compannies indian arm has unveiled a unique and generous green car policy under which employees would be able own an electric car at a subsidized cost and get an attractive allowance to own and run it. The policy, which is in collaboration with Mahindra Reva which makes the Reva electric car, offers as much as Rs 6,000 a month as car allowance, free car battery charging service on the campus, a dedicated parking slot right at the entrance of the campus, an extended battery warranty of 36 months instead of the standard 24 months, free routine maintenance , service on the campus and charging points at owners' residences. Which Co ?

A-SAP India

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He was an Indian independence fighter. He founded a group of companies in the 30s. A small suburb in Andheri,Mumbai is named after him. Name Him ?

A-Jamnlal Bajaj

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Give Fundae ?

A-1997 World Cup Being Sponsored by Reliance (Known as Reliance World Cup)

Thats Allan Border & Dhirubhai Ambani

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Officially,ones are called "spectaculars", and the largest of them are called "jumbotrons." What Am i talking about ?

A-Signs in Times Square

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• He had heard about the IBM System R database, also based on Codd's theories, and wanted The company he founded to be compatible with it, but IBM made this impossible by refusing to share System R's code.
• One of his projects was a database for the CIA, which he named "The company he founded".The initial release of The company he founded product was a 2 suffix without having a 1 suffix. The release number was intended to imply that all of the bugs had been worked out of an earlier version.
• He was inspired by the paper written by Edgar F. Codd on relational database systems called "A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks". He founded The company he founded in 1977, under the name Software Development Laboratories. In 1979, the company was renamed Relational Software Inc., later renamed it to current name after the flagship product The company he founded database.

A-Larry Ellison

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In the earlier days of his fame as established management guru, in the beginning of the 90's, he advised Philips' Jan Timmer on the restructuring of this electronic corporation, then on the brink of collapse. With the resulting, successful, 2-3 year long Operation Centurion he also frequently stood for the Philips management troops. He is the co-author of a number of well known works in corporate strategy including The Core Competence of the Corporation which continues to be one of the most frequently re-printed articles published by the Harvard Business Review. He authored several international bestsellers, including: Competing for the Future; The Future of Competition ,; and The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid:. His last book is called The New Age of Innovation. Who ?

A- CK Prahalad

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When he was five the family moved to Delhi, where his father went to start the newspaper Hindustan Standard. His father died when he was sixteen and his mother died when he was eighteen. He was an outstanding student at Modern School (New Delhi),IIT Delhi & Harvard Business School. The first time he ever flew on an airplane was to attend Harvard Business School. He joined McKinsey & Company in 1973 as one of the first Indian-American consultants at the firm. He was initially rejected because of inadequate work experience, a decision that was overturned after his Harvard Business School professor Walter J. Salmon called then head of the New York office on his behalf. Who ?

A-Rajat Gupta