Match the List-I with List-II.

LIST-I (Dalit Water)	LIST-II (Language)
A. Lal Singh Dil	I. Hindi
B. Urmila Pawar	II. Kannada
C. Tulsi Ram	III. Punjab
D. Devanur Mahadeva	IV. Marathi

Choose the correct answer from the options given below.

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

To understand why this match is correct, let us look at each writer listed in List-I and associate them with the language in which they wrote their prominent Dalit literature listed in List-II:

A. Lal Singh Dil (Match: III. Punjabi)
Lal Singh Dil (1943��2007) was one of the most prominent revolutionary Punjabi poets associated with the Naxalite movement in Punjab. His writing deeply reflects the pain of caste discrimination and class struggle in Punjabi literature.

B. Urmila Pawar (Match: IV. Marathi)
Urmila Pawar is a renowned Marathi writer and feminist activist. She is highly celebrated for her autobiography Aaydan (The Weave of My Life), which is a landmark work in Dalit literature written in Marathi.

C. Tulsi Ram (Match: I. Hindi)
Tulsi Ram (1949–2015) was a well-known academic and writer who wrote in Hindi. His two-part autobiography, Murdahiya and Manikarnika, is considered a milestone in Hindi Dalit literature, depicting the lives of Dalits in eastern Uttar Pradesh.

D. Devanur Mahadeva (Match: II. Kannada)
Devanur Mahadeva is a highly acclaimed Kannada writer, novelist, and activist. His novels such as Kusuma Baale and short stories are seminal texts in Kannada Dalit literature, known for their unique style and use of the local dialect.

By pairing the authors with their respective languages:
A matches with III (Punjabi / Punjab)
B matches with IV (Marathi)
C matches with I (Hindi)
D matches with II (Kannada)

This directly corresponds to the combination: A-III, B-IV, C-I, D-II.