Mixed General Knowledge Quiz

Zeenat Aman was the first Bollywood star to have a perfume named after her. The perfume was called 'Zeenat' and was launched in the 1970s, capitalizing on her status as a glamorous icon of that era. While Shahrukh Khan, Amitabh Bachchan, and Priyanka Chopra have all had branded products, Zeenat Aman was the pioneer in this regard.

During World War I, Cadbury provided chocolate in clothing, books, and chocolate to soldiers as part of the war effort. The British confectionery company actively supported troops by sending care packages containing their chocolate products. The Red Cross focused on medical aid, WHO didn't exist until 1948, and Walmart wasn't involved in WWI support efforts.

Google launched Gmail on April 1, 2004. It famously carried the 'beta' label for over 5 years. On July 7, 2009, Google finally removed the 'beta' tag, signaling that Gmail was a stable, mature product ready for enterprise adoption.

This quote is from Mother Teresa (though spelled as 'Therasa' in the option - a minor spelling error). The quote reflects her philosophy about spiritual poverty being worse than material poverty, which was central to her work with the poor and dying in Kolkata. Buddha, Dalai Lama, and Maya Angelou are not associated with this specific quote.

This quote is from Maya Angelou's autobiography 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings', reflecting on her experiences at age 15. The quote speaks to resilience and survival in the face of circumstances beyond one's control. Barack Obama, Stephen Covey, and Wayne Dyer are not associated with this specific quote.

This quote reflects the Dalai Lama's consistent message about the common values across religious traditions - love, compassion, and forgiveness. As the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism, he has emphasized these universal values throughout his teachings. Stephen Covey, Wayne Dyer, and Tony Robbins are motivational speakers but this specific quote aligns with the Dalai Lama's philosophy.

This quote is from Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, emphasizing collective responsibility and action. The message reflects his theme of grassroots organizing and community empowerment. Stephen Covey, Tony Robbins, and Wayne Dyer are motivational speakers but not associated with this specific political quote.

This quote reflects Thomas Jefferson's strong advocacy for individual rights and limited government. As the principal author of the Declaration of Independence and a founder who emphasized natural rights, Jefferson consistently argued that governments must protect citizens' rights. Barack Obama, Albert Einstein, and Maya Angelou are not associated with this specific quote about the Bill of Rights.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has the sole authority to issue currency notes in India under the RBI Act 1934. While coins are minted by the Government of India, paper currency is exclusively issued by RBI. This is a fundamental power of India's central bank.

Pramod Bhasin served as President and later Chairman of NASSCOM during its formative years and was a key figure in establishing India's IT industry globally. However, this leadership position has changed hands over time as NASSCOM is governed by a rotating leadership from member companies.

Corporate tax is levied by the Central Government under the Income Tax Act, 1961. It's a direct tax on the net profits of companies registered in India. State governments do not impose corporate tax - they levy other taxes like state GST, stamp duty, and land revenue.

State Bank of India celebrates its day on July 1 to commemorate the bank's establishment in 1955 when the Imperial Bank of India was nationalized and became SBI. This marks SBI's foundational date as a state-owned institution serving India's banking needs.

The Markhor is a wild goat species native to Pakistan and officially designated as the national animal. It is known for its distinctive twisted horns and is an endangered species found in the mountainous regions of Pakistan.