Match List I with List II

List I	List II
[A] Cornelia Sorabji	[I] Between the twilights
[B] Krupabai Santhinatha	[II] The Hindu wife
[C] Raj Lakshmi Debi	[III] Nector in a sieve
[D] Kamala Markandaya	[IV] Saguna, a story of native Christian life

The correct option is A-I, B-IV, C-II, D-III.

Let us analyze the matches between the authors in List I and their respective works in List II step-by-step:

[A] Cornelia Sorabji matches with [I] Between the twilights:
Cornelia Sorabji was a pioneering figure, being the first female graduate from Bombay University and the first woman to study law at Oxford University. Her book Between the Twilights: Being studies of Indian women by one of themselves (published in 1908) offers detailed sketches and stories of the lives of Zenana (veiled) women in India.

[B] Krupabai Santhinatha matches with [IV] Saguna, a story of native Christian life:
Krupabai Satthianadhan (spelled as Krupabai Santhinatha in the question) was an early Indian writer who wrote in English. Her autobiographical novel, Saguna: A Story of Native Christian Life, was serialized in the late 19th century and is celebrated as one of the first novels written in English by an Indian woman.

[C] Raj Lakshmi Debi matches with [II] The Hindu wife:
Raj Lakshmi Debi wrote The Hindu Wife: Or, The Enchanted Fruit (published in 1876). It is recognized as one of the earliest published English literary works by an Indian woman.

[D] Kamala Markandaya matches with [III] Nector in a sieve:
Kamala Markandaya was a highly acclaimed post-independence novelist. Her famous debut novel, Nectar in a Sieve (published in 1954, misspelled as "Nector" in the list), portrays the struggles of a peasant woman, Rukmani, in a rapidly industrializing rural India.