general knowledge Online Quiz - 4334

'Thotaal poo malarum' is a well-known Tamil proverb meaning 'if you touch/care for it, the flower will bloom.' It metaphorically suggests that with proper attention and nurturing, potential can be realized. The question likely asks to complete this proverb.

IIT Bombay (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay) is located in Powai, a suburb in northeastern Mumbai. The campus sits next to Powai Lake and is easily identifiable by this location. Goregaon, Andheri, and Malad are other Mumbai suburbs but not the IIT location.

VJTI (Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute) is located in Matunga, central Mumbai. It's one of the oldest engineering colleges in Mumbai and has been at this location since its establishment. Dadar, Sion, and Byculla are nearby areas but not the correct location.

St. Xavier's College (autonomous) is located in Fort, South Mumbai. It's a prestigious educational institution established in 1869 and has been at its Fort location since then. Colaba and Malabar Hill are other South Mumbai areas, while Byculla is in central Mumbai.

Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS) is considered the top-ranked MBA college in Mumbai. It has consistently been ranked among the premier management institutes in India due to its academic excellence, placement record, and industry reputation.

AFMC (Armed Forces Medical College) is located in the Pune Camp area, which is a military cantonment region in Pune. This location is historically significant as AFMC is a premier medical institution under the Armed Forces.

Wadia College (Nowrosjee Wadia College) is located on Bajirao Road near Pune Railway Station in the heart of the city. This central location makes it easily accessible and one of the more prominent colleges in Pune's educational landscape.

COEP (College of Engineering Pune) is located on the Mumbai-Pune Road (Shivajinagar area). This is one of the oldest and most prestigious engineering colleges in Asia, established in 1854, and its location on this major arterial road is well-known in Pune.

Fergusson College is located in Shivaji Nagar, Pune. This is one of Pune's most well-known areas and houses several educational institutions. The college has been at this location since its establishment in 1885.

SIBM (Symbiosis Institute of Business Management) moved from its Senapati Bapat Road location to the Lavale village campus, which is part of the larger Symbiosis Knowledge Village. This relocation was part of Symbiosis's expansion into a larger, dedicated campus area.

CME (College of Military Engineering), NDA (National Defence Academy), and AFMC (Armed Forces Medical College) are all defense/military-related institutions. MIT (likely referring to MIT Pune in this context) is a private engineering college not connected to the armed forces, making it the odd one out.

The song line 'Aye kash ke hum, hosh me ab ane na paye' is from the movie 'Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa' (1994), starring Shah Rukh Khan. This romantic number was one of the memorable songs from this film.

The song 'Koyal si teri boli' is from the movie 'Beta' (1992), starring Madhuri Dixit and Anil Kapoor. This was a popular song from the 90s era and is associated with Madhuri Dixit's iconic performance.

The song 'Taare hai barati, chandani hai ye barat' is from the 1997 film 'Virasat', starring Anil Kapoor and Tabu. It's a popular wedding song featuring the voice of Hariharan. The other options listed are also Bollywood films but not the source of this particular song.

'Dheere dheere se meri zindagi me aana' is the iconic title song from the 1990 musical blockbuster 'Aashiqui', sung by Kumar Sanu and Anuradha Paudwal. The film launched the careers of Rahul Roy and Anu Aggarwal. None of the other films listed feature this romantic track.

'Chura ke dil mera' is a hit dance number from the 1994 action-comedy 'Main Khiladi Tu Anari', starring Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan. It was sung by Abhijeet Bhattacharya and Alka Yagnik. The other options are films from the Khiladi series but don't feature this song.

'Na kajre ki dhar' is the popular rain song from the 1994 blockbuster 'Mohra', featuring Akshay Kumar, Raveena Tandon, and Suniel Shetty. It was sung by Pankaj Udhas and Alka Yagnik. The other options listed are different films from the same era.