1) X is a brand of milk chocolate manufactured by Kraft foods. X is derived from combining the German terms for milk and cocoa, chocolate's primary ingredients. Name X.

2) "Ab din ki shuruvat sach se". This is the core message of the brand, as told to the media by its brand manager. Name the brand, its promoter-group and its co-creator.

3) Y (2 words) have been issued for centuries altogether, to those who supply goods or services to the royal patronage or royal family. This enables the supplier to advertise the fact that they supply to the royal family, thus adding prestige to the supplier. What is Y?

4) ID this famous personality.

5) Priyanka Chopra was here on a special invitation. Which place was this?

1) In 1898, B.J. Thomson from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, developed a formula to manufacture soaps entirely out of olive oil and palm oil. The soaps sold by B.J Thomson and Company were such a big hit worldwide that the company was renamed X. X later bought Y, the world's first company to sell toothpaste in tubes. ID X and Y.

2) Which organization owns the Miss Universe pageant?

3) He is young, enthusiastic and determined. He worships cricket heroes. His age is 10 human years, and hopes to play in the world cup someday. Who?

4) One of the earliest advertisements of what?

5) ID the logo.

1) It was February 1947, and it was Viceroy Mountbatten's first interview with Gandhiji. When Gandhiji arrived, he was profoundly unhappy. He said to Mountbatten - "They stole my X. Someone on the railway compartment coming down to Delhi stole my X." 6 months later, a stranger met Gandhiji, confessed he'd stolen X, and asked to be forgived. Gandhiji forgave him, and was very happy he got X back. What is X? (give me the brand)

2) Y shirts were exported from India to other parts of the world. They were primarily used as summer wear, and also for sporting purposes. They were unique for their typically patterned designs. A popular version of this was the Bleeding Y. Brooks Brothers has a brand under the name Y. What is Y?

3) This company claims to have created the world's first corporate global logo for itself. The evolved popular logo consists of a heart shaped symbol, with the initials of the company, surmounted by the figure of a sail, or the number 4. Which company is being talked about?

4) ID the logo.

5) ID the logo.

1) Advertising products like cigarette or alcohol are banned in many parts of the world. So companies come up with products that might have the same brand name, and remind people of cigarette or alcohol bottles of the same brand. Examples include Bacardi, McDowells, Smirnoff, Royal Challengers Bangalore, etc. What is this type of advertising called?

2) Name the editor-in-chief of India Today.

3) In 1934, Japan had its first ever 35mm camera with a focal plane shutter. Goro Yoshida named it X, after Buddhist Bodhisattva Guan Yin. It was renamed Y a few years later, and remains known as Y to the world today. What is X and Y?

4) ID the logo.

5) ID the logo.

1) "Make today delicious" is the tagline of which multinational company?

2) Fakruddin Khorakiwala acquired Worli Chemical Works in 1959. His son Habil Khorakiwala incorporated it as X in 1960. Today, X is a pioneer in its field. ID X.

3) X claims to be India's first sports management and marketing company. It was founded in 1985 by Sumed Shah and Y. ID X and Y.

4) Sitter. ID this person.

5) ID the logo.

1) "For him. For her. For the city." Name the unisex scooter from the TVS Motors stable associated with the above tagline.

2) In 1998, Sundaram Clayton became the world’s first friction material company to X. In 2003, Mahindra & Mahindra became the world’s first tractor company to win X, and in 2008, Tata Steel was the first integrated steel plant in Asia to win X. What is X?

3) The name of this telecommunications equipment company, when literally translated to English means 'splendid act', 'achievement' or 'China can'. Which company?

4) ID the logo.

5) Another logo ID.