The correct answer to choose from all the codes is -

List-1                                  List-II

(i) Jahar Pir                     (3) Gogaji

(ii) Incarnation of Shiv   (4) Tejaji

(iii) Incarnation of Lakshman in Phad painting       (2) Pabuji                                       

(iv) Ramsa Pir                 (1) Ramdevji   

Murkis are ornaments worn in the ears. These are usually made of gold or silver and have a variety of designs. Murkis are traditionally worn by Rajasthani women. These ornaments enhance their beauty and dignity.

Lappa, Lappi, Kiran, Bankali, Bijiya, Mukesh and Champakali are the types of Gota. Khandela (Sikar) and Bhinay (Ajmer) are the main centers of Gota manufacturing. Artistic ivory bangles are made in Jaipur. The work of digging and artistic carving on brass utensils is called Moradabadi art.

Ramprakash Theater of Jaipur was the first theater building of Hindi speaking state which was built by Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh II in 1878. Ram Singh was very interested in music, dance and drama. After seeing many plays in Kolkata, Delhi and Shimla, he built this theater in Jaipur. He also trained the singers, dancers and courtesans of his own country for acting. For training, he appointed Pestanji Bhai Batliwala of Parsi theater and actor and director Dadabhai Ratanji Thoonthi.

The popular song named 'Panchida' was written by freedom fighter Manikyalal Verma. He opposed evil practices like the dowry system, purdah system etc. and emphasized women's education.

1. Katki Odhani is famous in the tribal areas of Rajasthan.

2. It is especially for unmarried women

3. It is also called Pavli Bhanta ki Odhani.

4. Tribal unmarried women in Rajasthan are called Katki.

All are matched -

(1) Ajrakh Print                                     (IV) Barmer

(2) Printing on power loom fabrics  (III) Balotra

(3) Mothra                                             (II) Jodhpur

(4) Masuria                                           (I) Kaithun

1. Janaki Lal demonstrated the 'Masquerade Art' of Rajasthan.

2. The people of the Bahurupiya tribe have traditionally had street performance as their main occupation, using the art of impersonation, and painting their bodies to create their identity.

3. However, with new means of entertainment in urban India, this art form is facing extinction.