The Nagara, Dravida and the Vesara are the:
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Correct Answer: Option C
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Nagara (Northern style), Dravida (Southern style), and Vesara (Mixed style) are the three main styles of Indian temple architecture.
Nagara features beehive-shaped shikharas, Dravida has pyramidal vimanas, and Vesara combines elements of both styles, prevalent in the Deccan region.
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