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Aug 29, 2012

Who among Indian Olympic winners will be the most successful brand ambassador? Why?

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Who among Indian Olympic winners will be the most successful brand ambassador? Why?

 

Campaign India is giving lucky reader(s) a chance to win an Edifier iPod Docking Station worth Rs 2,500.

To win the docking station, answer the question below.

Who among Indian Olympic winners will be the most successful brand ambassador? Why?
 
1: Mary Kom
2: Yogeshwar Dutt
3: Gagan Narang
4: Sushil Kumar
5: Saina Nehwal
6: Vijay Kumar
 
E-mail your responses in 100 words or less to [email protected] with full name and mobile number, before 6 pm, on Monday, 3 September 2012. Winner(s) will be intimated via an e-mail or call.
 
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