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Tribes & Attire — Set 4

Arts & Culture · जनजातियां और वेशभूषा · Questions 3140 of 50

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In which state do men traditionally wear the 'Kachha' (a short dhoti) and a 'Safaa'?

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Correct Answer: B. Rajasthan

• **Kachha** = famous for various styles of turbans known as Safaa or Pagri. • **Context** — The Kachha is a functional shorter version of the dhoti often worn by pastoral communities. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].

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The 'Paithani' saree, known for its oblique square designs, is from which state?

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Correct Answer: C. Maharashtra

• **Paithani** = The Paithani saree originates from the town of Paithan in Maharashtra. • **Context** — It is characterized by its heavy silk and gold zari borders featuring parrot and peacock motifs. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].

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The 'Dhoti' is known as 'Veshti' in which Indian state?

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Correct Answer: C. Tamil Nadu

• **Dhoti** = called a Veshti. • **Context** — It is usually paired with a shirt or a cloth over the shoulder called an Angavastram. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].

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Which tribe in Chhattisgarh is known for the 'Panchi' and 'Parhan' attire?

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Correct Answer: A. Muria

• **Panchi** = The Muria and Ghotul tribes of Bastar wear Panchi (lower wrap) and Parhan (upper wrap). • **Feature** — These costumes are most prominently seen during the famous Bastar Dussehra. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].

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The 'Kanchipuram' silk saree is a world-famous textile heritage of which state?

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Correct Answer: B. Tamil Nadu

• **Kanchipuram** = Tamil Nadu'. • **Feature** — Kanchipuram sarees are known for their heavy silk fabric and contrast borders with gold zari. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].

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The 'Gamcha' is a versatile cotton towel used as traditional wear across which part of India?

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Correct Answer: D. Eastern India

• **Gamcha** = a traditional thin, coarse cotton towel found in states like Bihar, West Bengal, and Odisha. • **Context** — It is used as a scarf, a headwrap, or a waistcloth by people in rural areas. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].

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Which state is the origin of the 'Bandhani' or tie-and-dye fabric?

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Correct Answer: C. Gujarat

• **Bandhani** = an ancient tie-dye technique that produces beautiful patterns on silk and cotton. • **Context** — It is widely practiced in Gujarat and Rajasthan. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].

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The 'Duff' or 'Rumal' used as a headwrap is typical to the men of which region?

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Correct Answer: D. Himalayan states

• **Duff** = Head wraps or specialized caps like the Kullu Topi are characteristic of Himalayan states like Himachal Pradesh. • **Feature** — They are made of local wool and feature intricate colorful borders. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].

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The 'Rigwnai' is the traditional lower garment for the Borok people in which state?

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Correct Answer: D. Tripura

• **Rigwnai** = a hand-woven wrap worn by the indigenous tribal women of Tripura. • **Feature** — It often features a main body pattern and a distinct border design. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].

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Which material is primarily used to make the 'Dharamshala' style hats in Himachal Pradesh?

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Correct Answer: B. Wool

• **Dharamshala** = Himachali caps are traditionally made from wool to provide insulation against the cold. • **Feature** — The most famous variants are the Kullu, Bushahari, and Kinnauri caps. • 💡 Wrong-option analysis: [Option A]: [why wrong]; [Option B]: [why wrong]; [Option C]: [why wrong].