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Which of the following chief ministers was resigned owning moral responsibility as three of his relatives had flats in the Adarsh society?

Identify the person who has been Secretary General of Interpol for the past 10 years and was re-elected on Tuesday to the post for a third five year term at the global police agency's general assembly in Doha.

Consider the following:

A)The venue of the G-20 summit that will be held on November 10 and 11 is Seoul.

B)This is the first time a G-20 summit is being held in a non-G-8 country.

C)The theme of the Seoul summit is "Shared growth beyond the crises".

Which of the following is the name of the Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor who was retired on Tuesday?

Manik Sarkar is the chief minister of

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By: sharmi
547 days 23 hours 45 minutes ago

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By: Sathya Narayanan K
506 days 6 hours 31 minutes ago

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By: Sathya Narayanan K
506 days 6 hours 30 minutes ago

Nov 9 - tuesday Additional info

Name of the RBI Deputy governor Who retired recently (on Nov 9): Usha thorat
Anand Sinha, an executive director of the RBI who will be the next Deputy governor.
Duvvuri Subbarao is the Governor of RBI.
The central bank had 22 governors since 04.01.1935. The regular term of office is a four-year period, appointed by the national administration.

Secretary general of Interpol who worked for ten years and re-elected on Nov 9 for the third five year period at global police agency’s general assembly in Doha is Ronald Nobel

CM who resigned recently as his relative has flats in Adarsh society: Ashok chavan

Manik sarkar is the CM of Tripura, since March 1998, and is a Politburo Member of Communist Party of India (Marxist). He has a background as a prominent leader of Students Federation of India. He is governing Tripura in a coalition called the Left Front. On 10 March 2008 he swore his oath in English language, heading thus the 6th Left Front government.