Nadi kinare saap hai, beta kiska baap hai?
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Chacha
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Maama
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Pota
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Papa
Reveal answer
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C
Correct answer
Explanation
This is a classic Hindi kinship riddle. 'Beta kiska baap hai' translates to 'whose father is [the] son.' If someone's father is 'the son' (beta), then that someone is the son's child - making them the grandson (pota). The river and snake are metaphorical elements common in Hindi riddles.
AI explanation
This question seems to be a riddle rather than a traditional question. The riddle states that there is a snake (saap) by the river (nadi) and asks who the father (baap) of the snake's son (beta) is.
The correct answer to this riddle is option C) Pota.
Explanation: In Hindi, "Pota" means grandson. So, in this riddle, the father of the snake's son is the grandson (pota).