Q. In which Nakshatra (constellation) Sumtinath Tirthankar was born?

Correct Answer

Magha Nakshtra

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    Answer: 18 July 1947
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    C)Bundela Rajput
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    A)Japan
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    B)Ezhava
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    Answer: Ezhava
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    A)III, I, IV, II
    B)I, III, II, IV
    C)I, II, IV, III
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