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Idea Dhamaka prize distribution

Kochi, March 13

Idea Cellular Ltd distributed the prizes of the Idea Dhamaka contest and Idea Motorola SMS contest. The winner of Idea Dhamaka received a Maruti Alto car and the 30 lucky winners of Idea Motorola SMS contest received Motorola handsets. The Idea Dhamaka contest was packed with mind-tickling quizzes and a range of songs for Idea customers and Idea Motorola SMS contest was a 30-day long SMS contest and had 30 winners. The prizes were distributed by Justice A.K. Basheer of the Kerala High Court, Mr Nabendu Ray, Head (Sales) Motorola South India, and Mr B. Ramakrishna, COO (Kerala Circle), Idea Cellular Ltd. - Our Bureau

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