Which among the following is a wind instrument?
Pava
The correct answer is Pava.
Pava is a wind instrument, a type of flute-like pipe played by blowing air through it.
Wind instruments (aerophones) produce sound through the vibration of a column of air, unlike percussion instruments where sound comes from striking a surface.
Dhol and Nagara are percussion instruments (drums played by striking), and Manjira is a pair of small metal cymbals, which is also a percussion (idiophone) instrument.
Therefore, among the given options, only Pava belongs to the category of wind instruments.
Classifying instruments as wind, string, and percussion is a common theme in art-and-culture questions.
Hence the wind instrument among the options is Pava.
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