- Muhurta Muhurta is an ancient Indian unit of time. In traditional Hindu timekeeping, a day (including day and night) is divided into 30 muhurtas, each lasting approximately 48 minutes. This matches with List-II Content 2 (Measure of time). - Raktika Raktika (often known as Ratti) is a traditional Indian unit of mass or weight, historically based on the seed of the Abrus precatorius plant. It was widely used for weighing precious materials like gold and silver and in coinage. This matches with List-II Content 1 (Measure of weight). - Angula Angula is an ancient Indian unit of length, roughly equivalent to the width of a finger. Different texts and regions had slightly varying definitions, but it fundamentally represented a measure of length. This matches with List-II Content 4 (Measure of length). - Pada In the context of ancient Indian literature and grammar, Pada primarily refers to a 'foot' or a quarter-verse in poetry. It is a unit used in the structure and metre of poetic compositions. This matches with List-II Content 3 (Metre of poetry).