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  1. Vegetarian
  2. Non-Vegan
  3. Lacto-vegetarian
  4. Non-vegetarian
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Option 4 : Non-vegetarian

The correct answer is Non-vegetarian. 
 

  • Non-vegetarian means someone whose diet includes meat. (मांसाहारी)
  • So, as per the given options, option (4) is the best suitable one.
     

Hence, the correct answer is Non - vegetarian.

 

  • Vegetarian (शाकाहारी): eater of fruits and grains and nuts, someone who eats no meat, no fish, or any animal products
  • Non-Vegan (गैर शाकाहारी): not relating to vegetarian 
  • Lacto-vegetarian(लैक्टो शाकाहारी): a vegetarian person who eats dairy products
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