List - I List - II (Vedic Rivers) (Modern names) (a) Kubha (i) Gandak (b) Parushni (ii) Kabul (c) Sadanira (iii) Ravi (d) Sutudri (iv) Sutlej
Vedic Rivers Matching
This question requires matching ancient Vedic rivers from List - I with their corresponding modern names in List - II.
River Name Matching
We need to correctly associate each Vedic river with its modern name:
- (a) Kubha is the ancient name for the modern Kabul River.
- (b) Parushni is the ancient name for the modern Ravi River.
- (c) Sadanira is the ancient name for the modern Gandak River.
- (d) Sutudri is the ancient name for the modern Sutlej River.
Correct Matching Summary
Based on the associations, the correct pairings are:
| Vedic River (List - I) | Modern Name (List - II) |
|---|---|
| (a) Kubha | (ii) Kabul |
| (b) Parushni | (iii) Ravi |
| (c) Sadanira | (i) Gandak |
| (d) Sutudri | (iv) Sutlej |
Therefore, the correct option is the one that represents these matches: (a)-(ii), (b)-(iii), (c)-(i), (d)-(iv).
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