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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (Correct Answers are Highlighted in Bold Fonts) 1. How many Purnima occur in the month? (A) One (B) Two 2. Which day on the month does amavasya occur? (A) first (B) Last 3. Full Moonday...

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (Correct Answers are Highlighted in Bold Fonts) 1. How many Purnima occur in the month? (A) One (B) Two 2. Which day on the month does amavasya occur? (A) first (B) Last 3. Full Moonday day is known as? (A) Purnima (B) Amavasa 4. Which season is considered as new year beginning? (A) Vasant (B) Sishir 5. Which month is considered as the beginning of the year as per the Indian calendar? (A) Chaitra (B) January 6. How many months are there in the ancient Indian calendar? (A) 13 (B) 12 7. Adhikmaas is also known as? (A) Purushottam maas (B) Shri Hari maas 8. On Uttarayan sun enters in which zodiac (rashi) sign? (A) Makar (B) Kumbh 9. Uttarayan is celebrated on which date? (A) 14 January (B) 15 January 10. On Dakshinayan sun enters in which zodiac (rashi) sign? (A) Makar (B) Kark 11. Dhruv star is seen in which direction? (A) North (B) South 12. Which Veda gives information about the speed of light? (A) Rigved (B) Ayurved 13. Yojana is a unit of? (A) Distance (B) Velocity 14. The distance between Earth and Sun is given in? (A) Hanuman Chalisa (B) Gayatri Chalisa 15. Saptarushi means how many seers? (A) Seven (B) Seventy 16. Which Rishi is not considered in Saptarushi? (A) Atri (B) Swami Ramdev 17. Sulba Sutra is composed by? (A) Baudhayana (B) Jaggi Vasudev 18. The value of pi is given by whom? (A) Baudhayana (B) Raghuram Rajan 19. Who discovered zero? (A) Aryabhatt (B) Shriniwas Ramanujan 20. Who gave the proof of Pythagoras theorem? (A) Bhaskaracharya (B) Mahavir Swami 21. Quadratic equations are solved in which book? (A) Lilavati (B) Padmavat 22. Which was an ancient port in Gujarat? (A) Lothal (B) Bhuj 23. Which is a temple architecture style? (A) Nagar style (B) Narsinh Mehta style 24. Dravida style is famous in? (A) North India (B) South India 25. How many padarthas are there? (A) 7 (B) 3 26. How many Dravyas are there? (A) 9 (B) 6 27. Who proposes the atom in Indian culture? (A) Kanad (B) A.P.J. Abdul Kalam 28. Which metal was valuable in ancient India? (A) Gold (B) Steel 29. Who has a contribution in making alloy? (A) Nagarjuna (B) Ratan Tata 30. The ancient Indian text that discusses astronomy and mathematics is: (A) Arthashastra (B) Rigveda (C) Surya Siddhanta (D) Ramayana 31. The ancient Indian text that extensively discusses astronomy is: (A) Bhagavad Gita (B) Mahabharata (C) Ramayana (D) Vedanga Jyotisha 32. Which festival is commonly associated with Purnima? (A) Diwali (B) Holi (C) Eid (D) Christmas 33. Which festival is commonly associated with the celebration of Vasant Ritu? (A) Holi (B) Diwali (C) Eid (D) Christmas 34. Which ancient Indian calendar system was based on a cycle of 60 years? (A) Vikram Samvat (B) Shaka Samvat (C) Saka era (D) Kali Yuga 35. Adhik Maas, also known as Mal Maas, occurs in the Hindu calendar approximately every: (A) 2 years (B) 3 years (C) 4 years (D) 5 years 36. Uttarayan and Dakshinayan are two important periods based on the movement of which celestial body? (A) Moon (B) Sun (C) Venus (D) Jupiter 37. The ancient Indian system of astrology is known as: (A) Ayurveda (B) Jyotish Shastra (C) Tantra (D) Vedanta 38. The Saptarishi are believed to reside in which celestial constellation? (A) Ursa Major (Great Bear) (B) Orion (C) Draco (D) Cassiopeia 39. The concept of zero and the decimal system was first introduced in ancient India by: (A) Aryabhata (B) Brahmagupta (C) Bhaskara II (D) Varahamihira 40. The Sulbha-Sutras are a collection of texts primarily focused on which subject? (A) Grammar (B) Astronomy (C) Geometry and Mathematics (D) Rituals and ceremonies 41. The ancient Rishi who developed the concept of place value system and introduced the use of symbols for numbers is: (A) Aryabhata (B) Varahamihira (C) Pingala (D) Bhaskara II 42. The fraction 22/7 is an approximation of which mathematical constant? (A) e (Euler's number) (B) phi (Golden ratio) (C) pi (π) (D) sqrt (2) (Square root of 2) 43. "Lilavati" is a mathematical treatise written by which Indian mathematician? (A) Aryabhata (B) Brahmagupta (C) Bhaskara II (D) Srinivasa Ramanujan 44. Bhaskaracharya was an influential mathematician and astronomer who lived during which period? (A) Vedic period (B) Mauryan Empire (C) Gupta Empire (D) Mughal Empire 45. Aryabhata is best known for his renowned mathematical treatise named: (A) Lilavati (B) Sulbha-Sutras (C) Aryabhatiya (D) Brahmasphutasiddhanta 46. Which ancient Indian text is known for providing detailed guidelines on town planning? (A) Arthashastra (B) Mahabharata (C) Ramayana (D) Rigveda 47. The Uttarapath was an ancient trade route in India that connected which regions? (A) North and South India (B) East and West India (C) India and China (D) India and Persia 48. The Silk Road was an ancient trade route connecting India with which other regions? (A) Europe and Africa (B) China and Central Asia (C) Southeast Asia and Australia (D) Middle East and Persia 49. The ancient Indians used which material for shipbuilding? (A) Wood (B) Stone (C) Metal (D) Clay 50. Which architectural style is characterized by pyramid-shaped towers (shikhar(A) and intricate sculptures? (A) Nagara style (B) Dravida style (C) Vesara style (D) Hoysala style 51. The Vesara style of temple architecture is a combination of which two regional styles? (A) Nagar and Dravida (B) Dravida and East Indian (C) Nagar and East Indian (D) Dravida and West Indian 52. Kanada's Atomic Theory is known as: (A) Paramanu Siddhanta (B) Vaisheshika Siddhanta (C) Sankhya Siddhanta (D) Vedanta Siddhanta 53. According to Vaisheshika Darshan, the ultimate constituents of reality are called: (A) Gunas (B) Tattvas (C) Manas (D) Brahman 54. In Vaisheshika Darshan, Gurutva refers to: (A) The force of attraction between two objects (B) The force of repulsion between two objects (C) The inherent quality of heaviness in an object (D) The inherent quality of lightness in an object 55. According to Vaisheshika Darshan, an atom (Paramanu) is described as: (A) Indivisible and eternal (B) Divisible and transient (C) Composed of subatomic particles (D) Varying in size and shape 56. Ancient Indian metallurgists discovered the process of extracting iron from iron ore using which technique? (A) Bessemer process (B) Blast furnace (C) Smelting (D) Electrolysis 57. Lime mortar was widely used in ancient India for which purpose? (A) Construction of buildings and structures (B) Decoration and artistry (C) Medicine and healing (D) Food preservation 58. Bronze is an alloy primarily composed of: (A) Copper and zinc (B) Copper and tin (C) Copper and iron (D) Copper and lead 59. Gold and silver were highly valued in ancient India primarily for their use in: (A) Jewellery and ornaments (B) Trade and commerce (C) Religious rituals (D) All of the above 60. Glass was introduced to ancient India during which historical period? (A) Indus Valley Civilization (B) Mauryan Empire (C) Gupta Empire (D) Chola Dynasty 61. Nagarjuna is known for his significant contributions to which field? (A) Medicine (B) Philosophy (C) Mathematics (D) Metallurgy 62. Vimanshastra is a text in ancient Indian literature that primarily deals with: (A) Astronomy and astrology (B) Architecture and engineering (C) Ayurveda and medicine (D) Airborne vehicles and their mechanics 63. In which ancient Indian scripture is the concept of Vimanas mentioned? (A) Rigveda (B) Mahabharata (C) Ramayana (D) All of the above 64. According to the Mahabharata, which character possessed a Vimana and used it in battles? (A) Arjuna (B) Bhima (C) Yudhishthira (D) Duryodhana 65. The ancient Indian astronomer who proposed the heliocentric model of the solar system is: (A) Aryabhata (B) Brahmagupta (C) Varahamihira (D) Nilakantha Somayaji 66. The concept of "yuga" in ancient Indian astronomy refers to: (A) A celestial event (B) A unit of time (C) A planetary alignment (D) A measurement of distance 67. Which practice is commonly observed on Amavasya? (A) Tarpan (Ancestor worship) (B) Raksha Bandhan (C) Baisakhi (Harvest festival) (D) Makar Sankranti (Kite festival) 68. The Vasant Ritu signifies: (A) Renewal and rejuvenation (B) Harvest and abundance (C) Darkness and introspection (D) Endings and closure 69. The word "Amavasya" is derived from which language? (A) Sanskrit (B) Latin (C) Greek (D) English 70. What is the primary reason for the occurrence of Adhik Maas in the Hindu calendar? (A) Lunar calendar adjustments (B) Solar calendar adjustments (C) Planetary alignments (D) Religious rituals 71. Uttarayan begins with which significant event in the Hindu calendar? (A) Makar Sankranti (B) Diwali (C) Holi (D) Navaratri 72. The ancient Indian astronomers recognized how many major constellations (Nakshatras)? (A) 9 (B) 12 (C) 27 (D) 108 73. The Saptarishi are known for their deep knowledge and understanding of: (A) Astrology (B) Agriculture (C) Medicine (D) Vedas 74. The ancient Indian mathematician who is known for the approximation of the value of pi (π) is: (A) Aryabhata (B) Brahmagupta (C) Bhaskara II (D) Madhava of Sangamagrama 75. Baudhayana, Manava, Apastamba, and Katyayana are considered prominent ancient Indian: (A) Mathematicians (B) Philosophers (C) Poets (D) Warriors 76. The ancient Rishi who formulated the concept of infinity and infinite series is: (A) Aryabhata (B) Brahmagupta (C) Varahamihira (D) Bhaskara II 77. Which ancient Indian mathematician is associated with the value of 22/7 as an approximation of pi? (A) Aryabhata (B) Brahmagupta (C) Bodhayana (D) Bhaskara 78. "Lilavati" is primarily focused on which branch of mathematics? (A) Algebra (B) Geometry (C) Calculus (D) Trigonometry 79. Bhaskaracharya is best known for his renowned mathematical treatise named: (A) Lilavati (B) Sulbha-Sutras (C) Aryabhatiya (D) Brahmasphutasiddhanta 80. The value of pi (π) in Aryabhata's work "Aryabhatiya" was accurate to how many decimal places? (A) 2 (B) 3 (C) 4 (D) 5 81. The ancient Indian city of Mohenjo-daro is known for its well-planned layout, featuring: (A) Grid-like streets and water management systems (B) Circular streets and concentric patterns (C) Organic and irregular street patterns (D) Multiple levels and terraces 82. The Uttarapath was established during the reign of which ancient Indian ruler? (A) Chandragupta Maurya (B) Ashoka the Great (C) Harsha Vardhana (D) Samudragupta 83. Which ancient city in India served as a major hub for maritime trade in the Indian Ocean? (A) Varanasi (B) Ujjain (C) Pataliputra (D) Kaveripattinam 84. The ancient Indian ships were known for their ability to navigate in which type of waters? (A) Rivers (B) Lakes (C) Oceans (D) Canals 85. The Nagara style of temple architecture is predominantly found in which region of India? (A) North India (B) South India (C) Western India (D) Eastern India 86. The Nagara style temples are characterized by their: (A) Tower-like spires (shikharas) (B) Elaborate sculptural work (C) Rectangular or square base (D) All of the above 87. Kanada's Atomic Theory was influential in the development of which Indian philosophical school? (A) Vaisheshika (B) Nyaya (C) Yoga (D) Samkhya 88. How many categories or Padartha are recognized in Vaisheshika Darshan? (A) Four (B) Six (C) Seven (D) Nine 89. Gurutva, as described in Vaisheshika Darshan, is associated with which Dravya (Substance)? (A) Earth (Prithvi) (B) Water (Jal(A) (C) Fire (Agni) (D) Air (Vayu) 90. The understanding of atoms in Vaisheshika Darshan contributed to the development of which scientific discipline? (A) Physics (B) Chemistry (C) Biology (D) Astronomy 91. The ancient Indian city of Taxila was known for its expertise in the production of which metal? (A) Iron (B) Copper (C) Gold (D) Silver 92. The use of lime mortar in ancient India can be traced back to which ancient civilization? (A) Indus Valley Civilization (B) Mauryan Empire (C) Gupta Empire (D) Chola Dynasty 93. Bronze was extensively used in ancient India for the production of: (A) Weapons and Armor (B) Jewellery and ornaments (C) Sculptures and statues (D) All of the above 94. The Kolar Gold Fields in present-day Karnataka, India, were known for their rich deposits of gold during which historical period? (A) Mauryan Empire (B) Gupta Empire (C) Harappan Civilization (D) Chola Dynasty 95. The iron-making technique in ancient India, known as "Wootz steel," was renowned for producing: (A) High-quality swords and weapons (B) Decorative jewellery and ornaments (C) Strong and durable structures (D) All of the above 96. Nagarjuna's most notable contribution in the field of metallurgy was the development of: (A) Stainless steel (B) Bronze alloys (C) Wootz steel (D) Brass alloys 97. The Vimanshastra is attributed to which ancient Indian sage or author? (A) Vatsyayana (B) Charaka (C) Bharadwaja (D) Patanjali 98. In the Mahabharata, the Vimanas are mentioned in the context of: (A) Aerial warfare (B) Spiritual enlightenment (C) Astrological predictions (D) Temple construction 99. The references to Vimanas in ancient Indian scriptures have led to speculation about: (A) Ancient Indian aviation technology (B) Lost civilizations and advanced societies (C) Interactions with beings from other planets (D) All of the above 100. Who is considered the father of Indian astronomy? (A) Aryabhata (B) Bhaskaracharya (C) Brahmagupta (D) Varahamihira 101. The concept of a heliocentric universe was first proposed by which ancient Indian astronomer? (A) Aryabhata (B) Bhaskaracharya (C) Brahmagupta (D) Varahamihira 102. In the Hindu lunar calendar, what does ‘Amavasya’ signify? (A) Full moon (B) New moon (C) First quarter moon (D) Last quarter moon 103. The Indian New Year in Vasant Ritu corresponds to which month in the Gregorian calendar? (A) January (B) March (C) June (D) September 104. The ancient Indian calendar is primarily: (A) Solar (B) Lunar (C) Luni-solar (D) None of the above 105. What is the purpose of ‘Adhik Maas’ in the Hindu calendar? (A) To align the lunar and solar calendars (B) To celebrate an extra month of festivities (C) To account for leap years (D) None of the above 106. Uttarayan signifies the movement of the sun towards which direction? (A) North (B) South (C) East (D) West 107. How many constellations, or ‘Nakshatras’, are recognized in ancient Indian astronomy? (A) 12 (B) 24 (C) 27 (D) 30 108. Which ancient Indian text contains a reference to the speed of light? (A) Atharvaveda (B) Rigveda (C) Yajurveda (D) Samaveda 109. The Hanuman Chalisa refers to the distance between the Earth and Sun in which verse? (A) Verse 1 (B) Verse 5 (C) Verse 9 (D) Verse 18 110. Who is considered the first mathematician to treat zero as a number in its own right? (A) Aryabhata (B) Bhaskaracharya (C) Brahmagupta (D) Varahamihira 111. The Sulbha Sutras are associated with which field of study? (A) Astronomy (B) Geometry (C) Medicine (D) Philosophy 112. Which ancient Indian mathematician is credited with providing an approximate value of Pi? (A) Aryabhata (B) Bhaskaracharya (C) Bodhayana (D) Varahamihira 113. Lilavati, a famous mathematical treatise, was written by which ancient Indian mathematician? (A) Aryabhata (B) Bhaskaracharya (C) Brahmagupta (D) Varahamihira 114. The ancient city of Mohenjo-Daro was known for its? (A) Grid system (B) Circular system (C) Random system (D) None of the above 115. The ancient road ‘Uttarpath’ was built by which ruler? (A) Ashoka (B) Chandragupta (C) Harsha (D) None of the above 116. Which ancient trade route connected India with the Mediterranean world, facilitating the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures? (A) Silk Road (B) Grand Trunk Road (C) Spice Route (D) Incense Route 117. The Garbhagriha, a small sanctum, is a common feature in which type of architecture? (A) Islamic (B) Buddhist (C) Hindu (D) Jain 118. The Nagar style of temple architecture is most commonly found in which part of India? (A) North (B) South (C) East (D) West 119. The Dravida style of temple architecture is most commonly found in which part of India? (A) North (B) South (C) East (D) West 120. The Vesara style of temple architecture is a synthesis of which two styles? (A) Nagar and Dravida (B) Dravida and Kalinga (C) Nagar and Kalinga (D) None of the above 121. Who is considered the founder of the atomic theory in ancient India? (A) Charaka (B) Sushruta (C) Kanada (D) Patanjali 122. In Kanada’s atomic theory, how many eternal substances (dravyas) are there? (A) Five (B) Seven (C) Nine (D) Eleven 123. What concept is associated with the Sanskrit term “Gurutva”? (A) Gravity (B) Electromagnetism (C) Strong nuclear force (D) Weak nuclear force 124. According to ancient Indian philosophy, an atom is indivisible and: (A) Eternal (B) Temporary (C) Mutable (D) Compound 125. The method of zinc extraction by distillation was first developed in which country? (A) China (B) Egypt (C) India (D) Greece 126. Lime and mortar were used in ancient India for: (A) Cooking (B) Building construction (C) Clothing (D) Transportation 127. The Bronze Age in India began with the development of the: (A) Harappan culture (B) Vedic culture (C) Mauryan Empire (D) Gupta Empire 128. Gold and silver were primarily used in ancient India for: (A) Weaponry (B) Jewelry and coinage (C) Building materials (D) Agricultural tools 129. The earliest evidence of glass-making in India is found at: (A) Harappa (B) Mohenjo-daro (C) Rakhigarhi (D) Dholavira 130. Nagarjuna is known for his contributions to: (A) Philosophy (B) Medicine (C) Metallurgy (D) All of the above 131. The Vimanshastra is a text from ancient India that primarily deals with: (A) Philosophy (B) Medicine (C) Metallurgy (D) Aeronautics 132. In which of these ancient Indian texts is the concept of Vimana (flying machines) mentioned? (A) Rigveda (B) Mahabharata (C) Ramayana (D) All of the above 133. Across the ancient Indian epics, Vimanas are depicted as: (A) Animal-drawn chariots. (B) Divine flying vehicles used by gods and celestial beings. (C) Elaborately decorated war elephants. (D) Simple horse-drawn carriages. 134. The Bhardwaj Sutra is a text from ancient India that primarily deals with: (A) Philosophy (B) Medicine (C) Metallurgy (D) Aeronautics 135. What type of calendar system was used in ancient India? (A) Gregorian calendar (B) Julian calendar (C) Hindu calendar (luni-solar) (D) Mayan calendar 136. Which ancient Indian discipline deals with astronomy, astrology, and timekeeping? (A) Ayurveda (B) Yoga (C) Jyotisha Shastra (D) Vastu Shastra 137. Which ancient Indian text provides detailed information about planetary positions, eclipses, and timekeeping? (A) Rigveda (B) Mahabharata (C) Surya Siddhanta (D) Ramayana 138. Which Indian astronomer and mathematician wrote the famous work “Brihat Samhita”? (A) Aryabhata (B) Varahamihira (C) Brahmagupta (D) Bhaskara II 139. In ancient Indian astronomy, what is the duration of a Mahayuga (Great Age)? (A) 1,000 years (B) 4,320,000 years (C) 12,000 years (D) 432 years 140. What is the name of the ancient Indian cosmological concept that describes cycles of creation, preservation, and dissolution of the universe? (A) Sankhya (B) Purusha Sukta (C) Yuga (D) Kalpa 141. What is the group of seven sages in Hinduism who direct humanity after Pralaya and build the foundation of dharma? (A) Navagrahas (B) Saptarishi (C) Ashtavakra (D) Maharishis 142. How is the distance between the Sun and Earth calculated in the Hanuman Chalisa? (A) 96 million miles (B) 153.6 million kilometers (C) 12000 x 1000 yojanas (D) 23455 times the radius of Earth 143. Which ancient Indian texts provide rules for constructing fire altars and contain geometry related to fire-altar construction? (A) Vedas (B) Upanishads (C) Sulbha-Sutras (D) Aranyakas 144. What is the primary purpose of the Sulbha-Sutras (Kalpa Sutras)? (A) To describe the rules for constructing fire altars (B) To explain the principles of algebra (C) To calculate planetary positions (D) To study the properties of triangles 145. Who is credited with discovering the value of π (pi) in ancient India? (A) Aryabhata (B) Bhaskaracharya (C) Bodhayana (D) Lilavati 146. Which treatise on arithmetic and geometry was written by the Indian mathematician Bhaskara II in the 12th century AD? (A) Aryabhatiya (B) Lilavati (C) Siddhanta Shiromani (D) Baudhayana Sutras 147. Which ancient Indian mathematician and astronomer is known for his work “Aryabhatiya”? (A) Aryabhata (B) Bhaskaracharya (C) Varahamihira (D) Brahmagupta 148. Which ancient Indian sage is associated with the Manava Sulbha Sutra, which contains geometric rules for constructing fire altars? (A) Manava (B) Baudhayana (C) Apastamba (D) Katyayana 149. What material was used for the hull of ancient Indian ships? (A) Teakwood (B) Sandalwood (C) Cedarwood (D) Mahogany 150. What was the name of the world’s first tidal dock, believed to have been built during the Indus Valley Civilization? (A) Lothal Dock (B) Sutkagendor Dock (C) Mangrol Dock (D) Shortughai Dock 151. Which architectural style is characterized by beehive-shaped towers and was prevalent in northern India? (A) Nagara Style (B) Dravida Style (C) Vesara Style (D) Hoysala Style 152. Which architectural style is characterized by pyramidal towers with intricate carvings and is prevalent in southern India? (A) Nagara Style (B) Dravida Style (C) Vesara Style (D) Pallava Style 153. Which architectural style combines features of both Nagara and Dravida styles and is commonly found in central India? (A) Nagara Style (B) Dravida Style (C) Vesara Style (D) Chalukya Style 154. According to Acharya Kanada, what is responsible for the falling of objects on Earth? (A) Gurutva (Gravity) (B) Vayu (Air) (C) Agni (Fire) (D) Jala (Water) 155. According to Kanada, what is the smallest indivisible particle? (A) Atom (B) Electron (C) Proton (D) Neutron 156. According to Kanada, how many Dravyas (substances) exist in the universe? (A) Five (B) Nine (C) Twelve (D) Twenty 157. Which Dravya represents the space between atoms? (A) Akasha (Ether) (B) Vayu (Air) (C) Jala (Water) (D) Prithvi (Earth) 158. Which of the following is a Padartha related to taste? (A) Rasa (Taste) (B) Gandha (Smell) (C) Shabda (Soun(D) (D) Sparsha (Touch) 159. What material was used for Lime and Mortar in ancient India? (A) Limestone (B) Sandstone (C) Granite (D) Marble 160. Which metal alloy is commonly referred to as Bronze? (A) Copper and Zinc (B) Copper and Tin (C) Copper and Nickel (D) Copper and Iron 161. Which precious metals were extensively used in ancient Indian metallurgy? (A) Platinum and Palladium (B) Gold and Silver (C) Rhodium and Ruthenium (D) Iridium and Osmium 162. Which metal was a significant part of ancient Indian metallurgy and was used for making tools, weapons, and ornaments? (A) Copper (B) Iron (C) Silver (D) Gold 163. Who is credited with significant contributions to making alloys in ancient India? (A) Aryabhata (B) Nagarjuna (C) Charaka (D) Sushruta 164. What technique was used in southern India to produce high-quality steel by mixing wrought iron, charcoal, and glass? (A) Crucible technique (B) Blast furnace technique (C) Bessemer process (D) Open-hearth process 165. In which language is the Vaimānika Śāstra originally written? (A) English (B) Sanskrit (C) Hindi (D) Tamil 166. Which ancient Indian texts mention vimānas? (A) Rigveda, Mahabharata, and Ramayana (B) Upanishads and Puranas (C) Arthashastra and Manusmriti (D) Yoga Sutras and Nyaya Shastra 167. What is Vimanshastra primarily concerned with? (A) Land vehicles (B) Airborne vehicles (C) Sea vessels (D) Spacecraft 168. Who is credited with the authorship of BhardwajSutra? (A) Maharshi Patanjali (B) Maharshi Bharadwaja (C) Maharshi Vyasa (D) Maharshi Valmiki 169. In which chapter of BhardwajSutra do we find Rasyagnoadhikari? (A) Chapter 3 (B) Chapter 1 (C) Chapter 2 (D) Chapter 4