The Nagara Dravida and Vesara are the........

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The Nagara, Dravida and Vesara are the

Three main racial groups of the Indian subcontinent

Three main linguistic divisions into which languages can be divided

Three main styles of Indian temple architecture

Three main musical gharanas preset in India

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Explanation:

* Vesara (or Karnataka Dravida or Chalukyan or Deccan style) is a type of Indian architecture primarily used in temples lying in the region between the Vindhyas and the river Krishna.
* The two other prominent styles are Dravida and Nagara. Vesara is a combination of these two temple styles.
* Vesara style of architecture in the Deccan and central parts of South Asia, Nagara style prevalent in North India and Dravida style prevalent in South India.