Read following Passage and answer thequestions: Cyrus Jhabvala had tospend his life - he's 90 now - in the shadow of his wife of 57 years, RuthPrawar Jhabvala, booker prize recipient (Heat and Dust) and two-time AcademyAward winner (A room with a view and Towards End), has been the third head ofwhat people in showbiz called the "three headed god"-the other twobeing James Ivory and the late Ismail Merchant. Cyrus was one of Delhi'sleading architects in his time and dean of the school of planning and architecture- and he's a talented artist, a visual chronicler of the two cities he knowsbest. When Jhabvala's watercolours and pencil drawing of Delhi's rambling lanes and tumbling ruins firstappeared in Delhi - stone and streets (1990), they were well received for theirattention to detail. Even as the architect in Jhabvala was busy alteringDelhi's landscape to cope with the demands of its growth, the citizen in himwas moved by the prospect of historic Delhi being swallowed up in onegargantuan chomp by the beast called metropolitan Delhi. In the1970s, Jhabvaladid not have a handy-cam to record what he saw, so he employed lines andcolours to preserve the last remnants ofa disappearing past. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala received which of the following prize?

Read following Passage and answer thequestions: Cyrus Jhabvala had to

1.	Read following Passage and answer thequestions: Cyrus Jhabvala had tospend his life - he's 90 now - in the shadow of his wife of 57 years, RuthPrawar Jhabvala, booker prize recipient (Heat and Dust) and two-time AcademyAward winner (A room with a view and Towards End), has been the third head ofwhat people in showbiz called the "three headed god"-the other twobeing James Ivory and the late Ismail Merchant. Cyrus was one of Delhi'sleading architects in his time and dean of the school of planning and architecture- and he's a talented artist, a visual chronicler of the two cities he knowsbest. When Jhabvala's watercolours and pencil drawing of Delhi's rambling lanes and tumbling ruins firstappeared in Delhi - stone and streets (1990), they were well received for theirattention to detail. Even as the architect in Jhabvala was busy alteringDelhi's landscape to cope with the demands of its growth, the citizen in himwas moved by the prospect of historic Delhi being swallowed up in onegargantuan chomp by the beast called metropolitan Delhi. In the1970s, Jhabvaladid not have a handy-cam to record what he saw, so he employed lines andcolours to preserve the last remnants ofa disappearing past. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala received which of the following prize?
A.	Booker's
B.	MAGSAYSAY
C.	Oscar
D.	Best architect of India
E.	None of these
Answer» B. MAGSAYSAY