Discussion
'Lake unconquerable' refers to :
Answer: B
'Lake unconquerable' refers to Lake Manasarovar.
Paragraph 1 says the river 'rises from the 'lake unconquerable', the Tso Maphan or Manasarovar'. The phrase is simply an epithet for the lake whose names follow it, so it points to Manasarovar.
Langchen Khambab is the river that rises from the lake, not the lake itself. Lake Rakshatal is not mentioned in the passage, and the Sutlej is the name the river takes after its confluence with the Spiti, not a lake.
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