Discussion
'Maimita' a folk tribal dance of Tripura is related to
Answer: B
Mamita, written 'Maimita' in the paper, is related to the harvesting festival.
It is a dance of the Tripuri people performed at the Mamita festival, which follows the harvest of the jhum crop and celebrates the new grain. The dancers give thanks for the harvest, which is why the dance is classed as a harvest dance.
The other activities belong to different Tripuri dances. Driving insects from the jhum fields is associated with the Lebang dance, and a hunting theme is not what Mamita portrays, so 'Hunting of deer' and 'None of these' are both wrong.
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