Which of the following pairs is NOT correctly matched?

1. A

   Dhruvadas – Bhagat Namawali

   (a) Dhruvadas – Bhagat Namawali. Dhruvadas of the Radhavallabh tradition is tied to Bhagat Namavali-type hagiographic lists. This pair is treated as correctly matched.

2. B

   Nabhadas – Bhaktamal

   (b) Nabhadas – Bhaktamal. Nabhadas composed the Bhaktamal, the classic Vaishnava saint-chronicle. The pair is correct.

3. C

   Raskhan – Rasik Priya

   (c) Raskhan – Rasik Priya. Rasik Priya is Keshavdas’s Braj treatise on nayika-bheda, not Raskhan’s work. Raskhan wrote Prem Vatika and Sujan Raskhan. That mismatch is the official key.

4. D

   Usman – Chitra

   (d) Usman – Chitra. Usman is the poet of Chitravali (here styled Chitra), a Sufi premakhyan. The paper treats the pair as matched.

Summary. Official key is (c) Raskhan – Rasik Priya. Rasik Priya belongs to Keshavdas of Orchha; Raskhan is a Krishna-bhakta Pathan poet. Dhruvadas, Nabhadas and Usman stay with their listed books. Neighbouring titles are Ramchandrika (Keshavdas) and Prem Vatika (Raskhan).