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Architecture made on doors or windows of old houses in Srinagar is known as ________ .

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Dab

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Mehrab

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Shikaras

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Donga

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Solution

The correct option is B Mehrab
Mehrab is an arch made on doors and windows. It is found on windows of old houses in Srinagar.

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