The 'Sitara-i-Mahara' is a term associated with which Indian seafaring community? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The 'Sitara-i-Mahara' is a term associated with which Indian seafaring community?

A. Mughal naval forces

B. Maratha navy

C. Gujarat pirates

D. Chola navy

Answer: Option B

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The Maratha navy had a system of awards, and 'Sitara-i-Mahara' was a title given to naval commanders.

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Correct Answer: Option A

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