Match the List-I with List-II.

List-I (Text)		List-II (Author)
A.	The Golden Light	I.	Toru Dutt
B.	The Lotus	II.	Sarojini Naidu
C.	Indian Dancers	III.	Henry Derozio
D.	The Harp of India	IV.	Sri Aurobindo

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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

To find the correct match between the literary texts in List-I and their respective authors in List-II, let us analyze each pairing step-by-step:
1. A. The Golden Light matches with IV. Sri Aurobindo:
"The Golden Light" is a spiritual sonnet written by Sri Aurobindo, the Indian philosopher, yogi, and poet. In this poem, he describes the mystical descent of a divine, golden light into his mind, heart, and body, representing spiritual transformation and enlightenment.

2. B. The Lotus matches with I. Toru Dutt:
"The Lotus" is a renowned sonnet written by Toru Dutt, a pioneer of Indian English poetry. The poem depicts a mythological debate among flowers where the Rose and the Lily contend for supremacy as the queen of flowers. The conflict is resolved when Love creates the Lotus, a flower combining the colors and beauty of both the Rose and the Lily.

3. C. Indian Dancers matches with II. Sarojini Naidu:
"Indian Dancers" is a lyrical and visually rich poem by Sarojini Naidu, often referred to as the "Nightingale of India". The poem captures the rhythm, vibrant colors, expressions, and passionate movement of traditional Indian dancers, utilizing sensory imagery to convey their artistic grace.

4. D. The Harp of India matches with III. Henry Derozio:
"The Harp of India" is a patriotic and elegiac sonnet by Henry Louis Vivian Derozio, one of the earliest Indian poets writing in English. Derozio uses the metaphor of a ruined, unstrung harp to lament the decline of India's cultural and literary glory, while expressing hope that the country's past poetic grandeur will be restored by future generations.

Compiling these individual matches gives us the correct sequence:
A matches with IV
B matches with I
C matches with II
D matches with III
Thus, the correct option is A-IV, B-I, C-II, D-III.