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Match List - I with List - II and select the correct answer from the code given below the lists :   List – I  (Jain Terms)    List – II (Meaning) (a)  Bhadrak (i)  Lay Jain follower (b)  Kshullak (ii)  Digamber temple managers (c)  Shravak (iii)  Shvetambar monk who follows  the vows minutely (d)  Yati (iv)  Initial stage of initiation of a  Digambar Jain ascetic

Match List - I with List - II and select the correct answer from the code given below the lists :   List – I  (Jain Terms)    List – II (Meaning) (a)  Bhadrak (i)  Lay Jain follower (b)  Kshullak (ii)  Digamber temple managers (c)  Shravak (iii)  Shvetambar monk who follows  the vows minutely (d)  Yati (iv)  Initial stage of initiation of a  Digambar Jain ascetic Correct Answer (a) - (iii), (b) - (iv), (c) - (ii), (d) - (i)

The correct answer is option 2).

The correct options are matched below.

        Jain Terms

                  Meaning
(a) Bhadrak (iii) Shvetambar monk who follows
 the vows minutely
(b) Kshullak (iv) Initial stage of initiation of a
 Digambar Jain ascetic
(c) Shravak (ii) Digamber temple managers
(d) Yati (i)  Lay Jain follower

 

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