Academic debates categorize the 'Tuila' (a one-stringed traditional instrument of the Chota Nagpur plateau) as a 'dying art' primarily because:

Arrange the following phases and milestones in the geographical and historical progression of the Baluchari saree tradition in their correct chronological order: A. The practice of the silk weaving art form in its original center of Dhaka B. The establishment of the craft in the village of Baluchar within the Murshidabad district C. The relocation of the art form to West Bengal by the 18th-century Nawab, Murshid Quli Khan D. The development of the craft into a tradition with a recorded history of over 200 years Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Arrange the following historical milestones and periods associated with Indian textile and embroidery traditions in their correct chronological order, starting from the earliest recorded era: A. The origins of Kutch embroidery in Patan, Gujarat during the 16th century B. The historical period documented for Kutch embroidery traditions in the 17th century C. The relocation of Baluchari art from Dhaka to West Bengal by the 18th-century Nawab of Bengal D. The milestone signifying the development of Baluchari sarees into a tradition with a recorded history of over 200 years Choose the correct answer from the options given below: