Explanations:The question requires an understanding of historical facts related to Delhi and the Lodi Dynasty. Each statement must be evaluated for its historical accuracy.
The first statement, "Santosh's parents were rich enough to send their children to Delhi schools," is a plausible scenario. It is not a specific historical fact but a general statement that could be true for many wealthy families in Delhi. The statement does not contradict any known historical information and can be considered true in the context of the question.
The second statement, "Akbar's Regent was Malik Ambar," is false. Malik Ambar was a prominent figure in the Deccan region during the 16th and early 17th centuries, known for his role in the Deccan Sultanates. He was not associated with Akbar's administration or regency. Akbar's regents were typically members of his own court or family, such as Birbal or Todar Mal.
The third statement, "Lodi Dynasty was an Afghani Dynasty and was founded by Bahlul Lodi," is true. The Lodi Dynasty was indeed an Afghan dynasty that ruled parts of northern India from 1451 to 1526. Bahlul Lodi, an Afghan noble, founded the dynasty and was the first Sultan of the Lodi Dynasty. The dynasty was known for its Afghan origins and its rule over Delhi and other parts of northern India.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option D, which includes the first and third statements as true and excludes the second statement as false. This option accurately reflects the historical facts related to the statements provided in the question.