General Knowledge: Movies, Companies & Quotes

This quote reflects Swami Vivekananda's philosophy about inner potential and self-realization - that all powers already exist within us, and ignorance (putting hands before eyes) makes us unaware. The quote emphasizes Vedantic principles of hidden divinity.

Martin Luther King Jr. famously said this in his sermon 'Loving Your Enemies', emphasizing that darkness and hate cannot eliminate themselves - only their opposites (light and love) can. This reflects his philosophy of nonviolent resistance.

This quote about counting to control anger is attributed to Thomas Jefferson, who emphasized emotional regulation and thoughtful response. While Gandhi advocated for peace, this specific counting technique is Jefferson's practical advice for anger management.

Benjamin Franklin wrote this in 'Poor Richard's Almanack', reflecting his practical wisdom about learning from everyone (wisdom), self-control (power), and contentment (richness). The ironic 'Who is that? Nobody' shows that nobody perfectly achieves all these virtues.

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam believed that detachment from outcome (not needing to win) leads to peak performance. This reflects his philosophy that true excellence comes from focus and inner peace, not desperation for victory. The quote appears in his writings on success.

Mother Teresa emphasized kindness and gentleness above achievement. This quote reflects her philosophy that how we treat others matters more than what we accomplish - better to make mistakes with love than perform miracles with harshness.

This quote reflects Einstein's philosophy that moral character matters more than professional achievement. He consistently emphasized that becoming a person of values is more important than pursuing material success.

IBM was founded in the United States and has always been known as International Business Machines. It is one of the world's largest technology companies.

ICICI was established in 1955 as a development finance institution. The name Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India reflects its original purpose of providing industrial financing.

Infosys is a shortened form of 'Information Systems', reflecting the company's core business in IT services and consulting. The name was coined by its founders including N.R. Narayana Murthy.

Accenture was created from 'Accent on the future' in 2001 when the company separated from Arthur Andersen. The name represents focusing on future possibilities rather than past accounting.

The BBC is the UK's national public service broadcaster, founded in 1922. British Broadcasting Corporation is its official name.

BSNL is India's state-owned telecommunications company. Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited translates to 'India Communications Corporation Limited'.

HCL was founded as Hindustan Computers Limited in 1976. It has since diversified but the original name remains accurate.

Intel's name was derived from 'Integrated Electronics' when the company was founded in 1968. While not a true acronym, this is the recognized expansion.

Slumdog Millionaire was primarily produced by Celador Films and Film4, with Fox Searchlight as co-producer and US distributor. Warner Bros handled certain territories. Option D is the most complete among given choices.

Nico Muhly composed the original score for the 2008 Hollywood film 'The Reader'. A.R. Rahman is a renowned Indian composer, Claire Simpson is a film editor, and Stephen Daldry was the director of the film, not the music director.

In the 2010 Bollywood film 'I Hate Luv Storys', Imran Khan played the character named Jay Dhawan. The other options (Raj, Veer, Imran) are not the character's name in this movie.

Reliance Big Pictures was the distributor of the 2010 film 'Raavan' directed by Mani Ratnam. Madras Talkies was the production house, Sun Pictures distributed the Tamil version, and Cloud 9 is unrelated.