Who among the following was the most celebrated Indo-Greek ruler in ancient India?
Menander
Menander was the most celebrated Indo-Greek ruler in ancient India, known for his patronage of Buddhism and extensive territorial rule.
Pushyamitra, Alexander and Rudradaman were other notable rulers of different dynasties or origins, not the most celebrated Indo-Greek ruler.
Hence, Menander is the correct answer.
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