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What do the following works have in common?
Andha Yug, The Second Turn, Parva, Sarpa Satra
What do the following works have in common?
Andha Yug, The Second Turn, Parva, Sarpa Satra
Andha Yug, The Second Turn, Parva, Sarpa Satra
Updated On: Jul 18, 2024
- All of them are plays
- All are based on the Mahabharata.
- All have women as primary protagonists.
- All are 19th century works.
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The correct option is (B): All are based on the Mahabharata.
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