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In pre-medieval kingdoms of Rajasthan , the designation " Naimi ttika" was used for
Royal bard
Head of public health department
State astrologer
Chief judicial officer
- In pre-medieval kingdoms of Rajasthan, various roles and designations were important to maintain the structure and functioning of the society.
- Royal bard was tasked with storytelling, poetry, and preserving the history through oral traditions, often performing for the royalty.
- Head of public health department did not prominently exist as a defined position in that era since structured public health systems were not formally established.
- State astrologer or "Naimittika" was responsible for predicting auspicious times, offering guidance based on celestial events, and advising the king.
- Option 3: "Naimittika" indeed referred to the state astrologer.
- Chief judicial officer handled legal matters and justice delivery, but not referred to as Naimittika.
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