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In ancient Indian administration, the term ‘Nagaraka’ referred to:

1. Village headman
2. City superintendent
3. Military commander
4. Chief priest

Correct answer: City superintendent

Solution

In ancient Indian administration, a Nagaraka was an official associated with city administration. The term refers to a city superintendent or urban magistrate. Hence, the correct answer is City superintendent.

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