Business and Brands Trivia

Madhumehari from Baidyanath is an Ayurvedic medicine for managing diabetes (Madhumeha in Sanskrit). The name literally translates to 'killer of madhumeha' (diabetes).

The 'Eet and Ern' program was associated with Kellogg's breakfast cereal marketing. This was likely a promotional campaign for their breakfast products in competitive markets.

Pilots contact ATC (Air Traffic Control) tower before takeoff for clearance and before landing for landing instructions. This ensures proper separation and sequencing of aircraft during critical flight phases.

Westside, the lifestyle retail chain, is owned by the Tata Group through Trent Limited. It was established as part of Tata's retail expansion in the fashion and lifestyle segment.

Novartis is derived from the Latin words 'novae artes' meaning 'new arts' or 'new skills'. The company was formed in 1996 through the merger of Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz. Cipla is an Indian company, Glaxo is short for GlaxoSmithKline, and SmithKline is part of GlaxoSmithKline.

In 1955, Kodak used characters from the Peanuts comic strip (Charlie Brown, Snoopy, etc.) in its camera handbook. Peanuts was created by Charles M. Schulz and was extremely popular in the 1950s. Doughnuts is not a comic strip, Scooby Doo is a cartoon series, and Batman is a comic superhero.

Kublai Khan, the Mongol emperor who founded the Yuan dynasty, reintroduced paper currency in China after the Sung Dynasty. Paper money had been used earlier in the Song dynasty but fell out of use. Kublai Khan established a stable paper currency system. Zenghiz Khan (likely Genghis Khan) preceded him, Su-Kyu-in is not a historical figure, and Han Dynasty was much earlier.

The Warner Brothers (Warner Bros.) studio was founded by four Warner brothers whose father was Benjamin Eichelbaum, a Polish Jewish immigrant cobbler. The brothers changed their surname from Warner/Eichelbaum to Warner. 20th Century Fox was founded by William Fox, Dreamworks by Spielberg/Katzenberg/Geffen, and Walt Disney Pictures by Walt Disney.

Bose Corporation uses the tagline 'Better Sound Through Research' (note the spelling in the question has a typo 'Resaerch'). Bose was founded by Amar Bose and is known for audio research and innovation. AT&T Bell is a telecommunications company, Boss Corporation makes guitar effects, and the tagline doesn't match them.

Waheeda Rehman launched Good Earth Foods along with Ashrafa Sattar. Waheeda Rehman is a legendary Hindi film actress. Farida Zalal and Hema Malini are also actresses but not associated with this venture.

Rolex named a range of luxury watches 'Cellini' to honor Benvenuto Cellini, the famous Italian Renaissance sculptor and goldsmith. The Cellini collection is elegant and dressy. Swatch is affordable Swiss watches, Omega is luxury but doesn't have Cellini, and Titan is Indian.

Harpic is Reckitt Benckiser's (formerly Reckitt & Colman) most well-known toilet cleaner brand globally. Odonil is an air freshener, Lizol is a floor cleaner, both also RB products but not toilet cleaners.

Madura Garments (part of Aditya Birla Group) introduced Peter England shirts in India. Peter England started as a shirt brand for Madura and became very popular. Vimal is Reliance textiles, Reliance Textiles is the parent company, and Arvind Mill is a different textile company.

Van Heusen (part of Madura Garments/Aditya Birla Fashion) produced 'Durafresh Anti-odour Shirts' in India. The technology used treated fabric to prevent odor. Lee Cooper is jeans, Urbana is Indian apparel, Arrow is also Madura but not Durafresh.

The Task Pane was a special feature introduced in Microsoft Office XP (2002) - it provided a sidebar for quick access to common tasks and formatting options. Linux is an OS, MAChintos is likely a typo for Macintosh, and the feature was specifically in Office XP.

Tatean (or Tata Tea corporate magazine) is the in-house magazine of Tata Tea (now Tata Consumer Products). Titan watches would have a watch-themed magazine, Tortoise is not a Tata company, and Tata Motors would focus on automotive content.

Project 178 was Fiat's codename for developing a car specifically for the Indian market, which resulted in the Fiat Palio launched in India. The Palio was a significant model as it was one of the first cars designed specifically for emerging markets like India.

In the 1964 film Goldfinger, the villain's plan was to detonate a atomic bomb inside Fort Knox to contaminate the US gold reserve, not to steal it. Fort Knox in Kentucky is the actual US gold depository, making this the correct answer.

BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) introduced regular color television service in Europe in 1967 with BBC2. This was a significant milestone in broadcasting history, making Britain one of the first countries in Europe to have regular color TV broadcasts.

Bata Shoe Company was founded in 1894 by three siblings from the Bata family - Tomas Bata, his brother Antonin Bata, and his sister Anna Bataova, in Czechoslovakia. The company grew to become one of the world's largest shoe manufacturers and retailers.