All of the following matches are correct.

(A) Rajab Ali Khan - Veena player

(B) Amir Khan - Sitar player

(C) Allah Jilai Bai - Maand singer

(D) Ravi Shankar - Sitar player

All of the following (arts-major centres) pairs are correctly matched.

(A) Thewa - Pratapgarh

(B) Rugs making - Jaipur

(C) Ajrakh print - Barmer

(D) Puppets - Udaipur

The ancestral business of making Kavad folk art is seen only in the village Bassi of in the Chittorgarh district. Kavad is a temple-like wooden sculpture, in which many doors are made. There are pictures inscribed on all the doors or gates. The Kavad is painted in red colour and then mythological stories are depicted on it in black colour. These contain details of various characters and incidents of Mahabharata, Ramayana and Krishna Leela. Kavad is associated with the religious beliefs and beliefs of people's lives, which is why after reading and listening to it, people become overwhelmed with reverence and donate as per their wish.

1. This instrument can be called the initial form of Veena. Its shape resembles a veena and similarly, it has two trumpets.

2. Its rod is made of bamboo on which 22 curtains made of the skin of a particular animal are pasted with wax. Sometimes these are also made of crocodile skin.

3. There are five or six strings attached to the curtains. The strings are played by striking them with the base of the finger and thumb so that the rhythm starts sounding.

3. Bhope of areas like Mewar and Badnaur, Negadiya, Sawai Bhoj etc. are skilled in playing it.

Hamiduddin Nagauri (1192-1274 AD) was a disciple of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. He propagated Sufism as per the orders of his guru. Although he was born in Delhi, he spent most of his time in Nagaur, Rajasthan.

Hamiduddin Nagauri (1192-1274 AD) was a disciple of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. He propagated Sufism as per the orders of his guru. Although he was born in Delhi, he spent most of his time in Nagaur, Rajasthan.

All codes are correctly selected -

      List-1(Author)                List-II (Text)

(a) Girdhar Aasiya          (iii) Buddhi Raso

(b) Jalha                         (i) Vijaypal Raso

(c) Nalha Singh               (ii) Sagat Raso

(d) Suryamal Misran      (iv) Sati Raso

The book 'Rajab Vani' is related to Dadupanth. Dadupanth is a Bhakti movement of Hinduism, founded by Dadu Dayal in the 15th century. The objective of Dadupanth is to bring people of all religions and castes together and spread love and peace.