Explanation:

Jains are divided into two major sects: the Digambara (meaning sky clad or naked) sect and the Svetambara (meaning white clad) sect. Both sects accept the basic Jain philosophy and the five basic vows non-violence (Ahimsa), truth (Satya), non-stealing (Asteya) ,celibacy/chastity (Brahmacharya), nonattachment/non-possession (Aparigraha). But they differed with each other with respect to the details of the life of Mahavira, the spiritual status of women, rituals, which texts should be accepted as scripture.

• The Digambara sect is more austere, and is closer in its ways to the Jains at the time of Mahavira. Some of
• their features are:
• Digambaras believe that Mahavira remained unmarried, whereas the Svetambaras believe Mahavira married and a daughter was born to him. Hence, option (c) is correct.
• Digambaras believe that women cannot achieve liberation without first being reborn as a man. This is because women cannot live a truly ascetic life, because they have to possess clothes since it is impractical for them to live naked. On the other hand Svetambaras believed that women may attain liberation and that Tirthankara Mallinath was female. Hence, option (b) is not correct.
• Digambara monks do not wear clothes because they believe clothes , like other possessions, increase dependency and desire for material things. Svetambara monks, on the other hand, wear the white seamless clothes, and believe that nothing in the scriptures speaks against wearing clothes. Hence, option (a) is correct.
• The Prakrit Suttapahuda of the Digambara mendicant Kundakunda (2nd century A.D) contains the earliest records of the beliefs of the Digambaras. Hence, option (d) is correct.