‘Vasanta’, ‘Grishma’ and ‘Varsha’ are names of _________ in India.
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is option 1 i.e. traditional seasons.
‘Vasanta’, ‘Grishma’, and ‘Varsha’ are names of seasons in India. These names correspond to the traditional Indian seasonal calendar:
- Vasanta refers to the spring season, characterized by blooming flowers and moderate temperatures.
- Grishma denotes the summer season, marked by high temperatures and intense heat.
- Varsha signifies the monsoon season, known for heavy rainfall and the arrival of the monsoon winds.
These seasons are integral to India's agricultural and cultural cycles.