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Questions for Quiz to be held during ‘Swashrit’ 1) A British based private mining firm has been in news recently for the controversy regarding the violation of Forest Rights Act, at its bauxite mining site in Niyamgiri hills in Kalahandi district, Orissa.
The picture below is the founder-chairman of this metals & mining company, who was poised to take over Mukesh Ambani as the richest Indian had the deal to acquire Cairn India, gone through.
Name the person or the company. Anil Agarwal – founder, chairman of Vedanta
Vedanta Resources (Hint: The issue is related to the state of Orissa)

2) What is so unique about this airplane? World’s first
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