Question

'Tulika' is known as

• A. Brush
• B. \textbf{Colour}
• C. Oil
• D. Paper

Hint:

In Indian traditional terminology, 'Tulika' refers to pigment or colour, not the tool (like brush).

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: Meaning of Tulika
In the context of Indian art and terminology, 'Tulika' is a Sanskrit-origin word that is often associated with the materials used in painting.

Step 2: Usage in language
While some may confuse 'Tulika' with brush (since 'Tulika' sounds similar to 'Toothbrush' or paint brush), its real and most appropriate meaning in artistic and cultural contexts is 'Colour'.

Step 3: Elimination
- Option (A) Brush — commonly mistaken but incorrect.
- Option (C) Oil — vague and not specific.
- Option (D) Paper — irrelevant.
\[ \boxed{\text{'Tulika' most accurately refers to Colour.}} \]