Multiple choice general knowledge culture

Sakshi

  1. Friend

  2. Witness

  3. Powerful

  4. Truth

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Explanation

Sakshi is a Sanskrit word meaning 'witness' or 'one who sees'. In Indian philosophy, it refers to the conscious witness, the eternal observer. It doesn't mean friend, powerful, or truth, though witnesses speak truth.

AI explanation

'Sakshi' is a Sanskrit/Hindi-origin word meaning 'witness' — someone who observes or testifies to an event, commonly used in legal, spiritual, and everyday Indian contexts (e.g., a witness to a marriage or contract, or in Vedanta philosophy referring to the observing consciousness). It is also a common Indian given name carrying that meaning. 'Friend,' 'Powerful,' and 'Truth' are meanings of other similar-sounding Indian names but don't match 'Sakshi' specifically.