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Festivals
Chapchar Kut, Mim Kut and Pawl Kut — three major Mizo festivals.
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The name 'Chapchar Kut' is derived from Mizo words where 'Chapchar' means _______ and 'Kut' means _______.
Q2 · Festivals · MEDIUM
Consider the following statements about Chapchar Kut: 1. The word 'Chapchar' means drying bamboo sticks. 2. It is celebrated during the monsoon season. 3. It marks the end of harvesting season and beginning of new cultivation. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Q3 · Festivals · MEDIUM
Which of the following Mizo festivals is celebrated to mark the arrival of spring and is considered the biggest festival of Mizoram?
Q4 · Festivals · MEDIUM
Consider the following statements about Chapchar Kut festival: 1. It is celebrated in March and is associated with jhum cultivation. 2. The name 'Chapchar' refers to dried bamboo and branches left after forest clearing. 3. The festival was officially revived in 1973 as a cultural celebration. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Q5 · Festivals · EASY
Chapchar Kut, a major festival of Mizoram celebrated in March, is associated with: