The correct answer is C. Khartal.
Khartal are a pair of small, hand-held cymbals used in Indian classical music and Hindu worship. They are made of two metal plates, usually brass or bronze, that are held together by a string or leather strap. The plates are struck together to produce a sharp, ringing sound.
Khartal are often used in conjunction with other instruments, such as the tabla and the sitar. They are also used in solo performances, and in religious ceremonies such as puja and kirtan.
The word “khartal” comes from the Sanskrit word “kharta,” which means “bell.” The cymbals are thought to have originated in India, and they have been used in Hindu worship for centuries.
Khartal are believed to represent the duality of the universe,
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