In which Indian state is the 'Bushu' festival traditionally celebrated?
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Explanation
Correct Answer
Option 3 (Nagaland)
Explanation:
The 'Bushu' festival is traditionally celebrated in the Indian state of Nagaland. It is primarily a major harvest festival of the Kachari tribe. This festival is celebrated to celebrate the harvest and seek God's blessings for a good harvest.
Additional Facts:
Kachari Tribe: This tribe is predominantly found in the Dimapur region of Nagaland.
Types of Festival: The Bushu festival is celebrated in three phases: Hangshu Bushu (7 days), Maishu Bushu (3 days), and Jindaba Bushu (only 1 day).
Key Attractions: Traditional dances, folk songs, and special dishes of the Kachari community are the main hallmarks of this festival.
Possible Question for the Upcoming Exam:
Which tribe of Nagaland celebrates the 'Moatsu' festival?
(Answer: Ao Naga)
What is the most famous festival of Nagaland, known as the 'Festival of Festivals'? (Answer: Hornbill Festival)
In which district of Nagaland does the Kachari tribe primarily reside?
(Answer: Dimapur)