The term "Rekhta" was historically used for which language in early Urdu poetry?
Q1. The term "Rekhta" was historically used for which language in early Urdu poetry?
Answer: Early Urdu (mixed language of the Deccan and Delhi)
Explanation: "Rekhta" was the early term used for the mixed literary language of North India — blending Braj Bhasha, Khari Boli, Persian, and Arabic — out of which modern Urdu evolved, particularly as practiced in the Deccan and later in Delhi. The term was used interchangeably with early Urdu before "Urdu" became the standard designation.