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'Hazagiri' dance is related with the tribe of Tripura
Answer: D
The Hojagiri (printed Hazagiri) dance belongs to the Reang tribe.
Hojagiri is performed by Reang (Bru) women during the Hojagiri festival, held in autumn. The dancers move only the lower half of the body while balancing pitchers, bottles and lamps on their heads and standing on earthen pots, to the music of the bamboo flute and drum.
The other tribes are known for their own dances, such as the Garia dance of the Tripuri and the Bizu dance of the Chakma, but Hojagiri is identified above all with the Reang.
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