english doubt

1)While the war of the generals rage on, somewhere in small-town India, wonderful things are happening, quietly and minus fanfare. a . rage b . raging c . rages on d . raged on sir which option we choose and why

Aabha
15 Oct
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  Love
- 03 Oct
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  Pratiksha
- 01 Oct
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- Srishti
- 21 Sep
Yes, even I agree with vivek. All options are incorrect as the grammar of the whole sentence is wrong.
But if I have to select one, I'd go for Option C
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  Suman
- 01 Mar
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  Kuntumalla
- 20 Sep
Raged on, bcz sentence starts with 'while' it used in past continues tense the sentence starts with while or when
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  Suraj
- 18 Sep
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