Knowledge Of Prescribes Talas

Aditala: This is a South Indian Carnatic tala of 8 beats — so not 10 beats.
Sooltala: This is a North Indian tala with 10 beats, used in instrumental and dance pieces.
Jhaptala: This is also a 10-beat tala with divisions 2+3+2+3, popular in Hindustani classical tabla.
Rupak: Rupak is a 7-beat tala, not 10.
So the correct pair of 10-beat talas is Sooltala and Jhaptala.

(a) Tevra → 7 beats: Tevra is a classical tala with 7 beats, similar in structure to Rupak tala in Hindustani music.
(b) Ustad Zakir Hussain → Tabla: Zakir Hussain is one of the greatest tabla players in the world, known for solo and accompaniment.
(c) Sooltala → 10 beats: Sooltala is a rhythmic cycle with 10 beats. It is used in classical music, especially in instrumental and dance compositions.
(d) Raja Chhatrapati Singh → Pakhawaj: Raja Chhatrapati Singh was a known figure in the field of Pakhawaj and dhrupad traditions.
So, the correct match is: Tevra = 7 beats, Zakir Hussain = Tabla, Sooltala = 10 beats, Raja Chhatrapati Singh = Pakhawaj.

Chartala is one of the basic talas used in North Indian classical percussion.
It is a 12-beat tala commonly used in tabla compositions.
It is divided into 4 Vibhags (divisions) of 3 beats each.
This means its structure is 3 + 3 + 3 + 3.
Chartala is used for Kaidas, Tukras, and traditional compositions.
Understanding the divisions helps tabla players maintain precise rhythm and improvisation.