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The antariya fastened at the centre-front of the waist with a sash during the Vedic period is referred as
The antariya fastened at the centre-front of the waist with a sash during the Vedic period is referred as
Updated On: Mar 11, 2024
- Uttariya
- Kayabandh
- Pesas
- Ushnisa
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The correct answer is (B): Kayabandh
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